The morning call., 1892-11-20
1T WAS A DRAW.
Tom Brown and the Angels Could
Not Min

Not Win.
Los Angeles and Oakland tried 1t again at
the Haight-street grounds yesterday after
noon.
The Colonies came smilingly out on the
diamond, evidently mindful of the fall they
had taken out OF the Angels but yesterday.
and full of hope and good cheer for the
future.
AT 2:3O o'clock the Angels fled out OF
their dressing-room and tried to smother
down grin at the sensation created by the
appearance Of redoubtabls Tom Brown OF
Louisville among them.
There he was. as big as life, In Los An
geles suit but looking tue champion base
runner that he is. All base runners of any
account have long legs, otherwise you would
not have known Brown for one.
Bleachers and grand stand were filed
with strong-thrGated, deep-chested support
efs of either team.
The Colonies were easy favorites and any
kind of play on their part would meet
with tremendous applause.
McQuad went TO bat first He hit the
ball yiciously and the crowd screamed with
JOY, but unfortunately for them IL fell into
frolcSome Tredway's hands and brought
MeQuad's career for the time being to a
sudden close.
Then Hutchinson was presented with a
base On balls, but ungratefully attempted 10
win as gentle rebuke.
Van Haltren received a perfect ovation
when he went out to bat, but was called out
at second moment later.
Tom Brown, the mighty. came up first for
Los Angeles. Tie crowd took offense at his
playing at all, and called on 10 Van Haltren
To strike him out Van did his best, bur the
feet-footed Tom rushed down on first base
like cyclone. and ONeill made an error to
help him along. That was but ordinary
fully TO deliver bewildering drop to
Stafford, when off went Brown for second.
Ii was beauty steal" as spectator said,
and astonished the Colonies entirely.
he reached home on McCauley's hit q
moment later. Tredway struck out, which
retired the side.
Carroll scored for the Colonies In the sec.
ong inning. He hit out a two-bagger. and
came nome On Bill Browns sacrifice. The
Oakland cranks were jubilant.
The Angels retired in one, two, three
order In the second half.
N the third inning Tom Brown reached
hrst on single and came home on Stafford's
hit 10 Van Haltren and O'NeilPs error
Stafford scored on McCauley's single.
Neither side scored again until the sixth
inning.
Wilson and CantilIIon were given first on
being struck by pitched balls, Hutchinson
reached nrst while wilson was being thrown
out at third.
Van Haltren got to second on Stafford's
error, Cantiilion and Hutchinson scoring
CarrolPs two-bagger brought Van HaItren
home.
Both sides scored run in the seventh in
ming.
The Angels added two more Ia the eighth
on singles by Mccarthy and Tredwav.
Tredway stole home on q tumble by Van
Haitren.
Carroll was given base on balls in the
ninth and scored on Browns two-bagger.
At the close Of tile inning the score stood
8 TO 6. The captains decided it was grow
ing too dark to finish the game, so Umpire
Mcdonald declared il draw
Baldwin was fined $40 in the seventh in
ming for questioning the umpre's decision.
The same teams will play at Haight street
at o'clock to-day. Borchers will pitch for
Los Angeles and DUNCAN will cover right
field. The score: