Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-01
OUR BOYS WIN.
The Angels and San Jose Tie
for First Place.
The Visitors Clearly ut-Played
in Yesterdays Game.
The San Francisco Team Are Tail
Enders.
Great Enthusiasm at the Ball Park.
Tredway Does Some Playing.
Another Red Hot Contest
This Afternoon.

The Angels had their revenge yester-
day afternoon, and the Dukes received
their first defeat of the season. 1t was
fairly interesting game, although it
lasted much longer than the usual run
Of games. There was frst-class at
tendance for a weekday game, about
700 people putting in an appearance.
Stafford was in the box for the home
team and Harper did the twirling for
the visitors.
The game was started promptly at
3 80 O'Clock, with the home team at the
bat. They failed to score, but the
Dukes were more fortunate. Stallings
beat out a tip to Hasamaear by sliding
la Mike Kelly. He was out on Nc
Vey's tip to Stafford. Everett got his
base on balls. McVey scored on
Ebright's liner through McCauley, Ev-
erett going to third and scoring a mo-
ment later on the catcher throwing to
second
The Angels began their run getting in
the second. Newman and Hulen both
got their bases on balls. Both were ad-
vanced on Rogers sacrifice. Stafford
lined the ball out to Roberts, Newman
scoring on the hit. Wright came up to
the bat, and Stafford getting good
lead made dash for second. Clarke
sent the bail down and Hulen came
dashing in from third. Two runs and
the crowd rapidly getting into good
humor. The Angels did some batting
in the fourth, fifth and sixth, making
five runs, much to the delight OF the
spectators. In the fourth Hasamaear
reached first on Stalling's error of
hard hit ball. Hasamaear was out at
second on Newman's sacrifice. Hulen
made base hit and Newman scored from
second on Rogers hit to Roberts.
1t was funny. play Roberts caught
the ball on the bounce and held on to
it, watching second base. In the mean
time Newman ran home from second,
much to the chagrin of the San Jose
contingent, Roberts in the excitement
quite overlooking Newman.
In the fifth venture of the local team,
Tredway led off with two-bagger and
ger, and the Los Angeles captain scored
pretty base hit past Denny. Hasa
maear made great steal to third and
scored on Hulin's strike out, Clark
sending the sphere too high for Denny
to pull down. Three more runs and the
Los Angeles fans were jubilant. "The
Angels" made one in the sixth, thus
increasing their score to 7. 1t hap
pened this wise. Stafford sent sky
scraper to Dooley, who dropped it, the
Los Angeles pitcher going to second.
Wright got his base on balls. Tredway
lined it out to Everett, who found it
little too hot to handle. thus filling the
bases. McCauley sent high one to
McVey, who hung on to it, but Wright
scored on the throw.
San Jose made one run in the fifth
and another in the ninth. In the fifth
Stallings led off with two-bagger.
Stallings went to third on McVey's out
to Glenalvin, and scored on Everett's
pat to Stafford. 1t was close call at
the home plate.
After the first innings, the local team
put up strong game. Stafford was es-
pecially, effective at critical times. In
one innings San Jose had the bases
full, the batter had three balls and two
strikes called on him. Another ball
meant a run, while good hit might re-
suit in two or three runs, but Stafford
sent the ball whizzing over the home
plate and the umpire called out "Three
Strikes" and Stafford was given an ova-
tion by the spectators.
1Tho following ia the official score.