The morning call., 1892-07-14
ANGELS WINNING.
The OakIands Feel Sad After
Their Defeat.
A Slow Game Played at the Oakland Grounds,
Although Only Two Errors Were
Made

Nsnderbeck smiled a genial smile and T.
i. Robinson sighed q sad sigh when the
Los Angeles club walked out Of the game
easily with score of to 3 yesterday after
noon at the Oakland grounds. That the
game was slow nobody could deny despite
the fact that the Angels had not made even
one error during the game and the Oak
lands had but two against them at the finish.
The crowd at the Oakland grounds was
unusually slim and the ladies were conspie-
uous by their absence, although il was a
beautiful day. and there were few prese It
TO see the Angels roll up the average which
viii in all probability place them beyond
the reach of the other clubs in The race for
the penBant.
The victory was partly due to the fine
work of the Angels at the plate. Ger
mans hottest halls failed to phase them
and were batted freely.
Stafford and McCauley did some excep-
tonal work and scored the only two home
runs made during the game. and were loudly
chtered when they sent the center liners
which brought them home over TO the fence
Whitehead Of the Oakiands did some fine
shortstop work In the field, bat his assist
ance was not up to the mark and he could
not stem the tide of defeat.
When tn game was called Man.
assau Of the Oakland club took the bat
and sent an easy bail into the hands of
GleDalyln at second, who sent il to first
leisurely and put him out. Hutchinson got
TO second on HaSsameT'S wild throw, and
O BTlen. who followed, flew out TO Tired
way IN the left field. Carroll struck out, and
the OaklandeTs took the field " th0ut a run
to their credit and hutchinson left on base.
1he Angeles were encouraged 10y their
love feast Ia the first inning and Stafford.
WHO hrst took the stick, sent a beautiful
tlTPF-OaUEPT "a be fir-f
run. Wright followed, taking first on balls
second on a sacrifice OF McCauley, and third
on a sacrifice by Geualvin, when he scored
on hOt grounder bit by Lytle who took
first and got to third on an error Of Turner,
When HasSamer sent light grounder into
the heid and brought him home. Lytle was
next put out at the plate. but Los Angeles
succeeded in rolling up three runs in the
first inning before they relinquished their
place AT the plate. The Oaklanders saw
that they had hard game, but all Carroll's
c0.ching would not make them piav once
they left the plate with another goose-egg
against them on the se0re-board in the sec
Ond inning.
The game joggel along ithout further
interest. the batters knocking out fouls uD-
I'll the crowd nearly went to sleep from
sheer WEAKNESS. In the third Oakland cap
tured its first run, followed by another in
the NTH, bat the Angels added two more {
their score In the same inning.
Shortly after the OaklandS sent arroll 10
the 6at and he was pat out at first. Um-
pre Mcdonald had his hands full trying t.
settle lively dispute. Basz sent in swift
Dali from the box which struck Turner
somewhere ab0Ht the arm. Carroll gave
him the tip and Turner walked to first base
rubbing his arm above the elbow as If In
great pain and claimed his base. The claim
was finally allowed after considerable
Wrangllng as to whether the ball had struck
the forearm or not, and despite The protests
OF the Angels and their sympathiZers in the
stand be was awarded the base.
The game from that on presented no in
teTesting features and cranled along with
the Southern men in the lead, Who only al
lowed Oakland to add two runs TO the one
already made in the next innings
The following was the score: