Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-13
THE ANGELS WIN ANOTHER,
Good Hard Batting Did the
Business.
The Colonels Win Their First Game
From the Dukes.
The Coming sports-Gossip and New
About Crack Ball Tossers Improve
ments at the Race Track-Result
ofthe Eastern Ball Games.

Dame fortune smiled sweetly on the
San Francisco team yesterday afternoon
for just three innings, then she gave the
metropolitans the razzle dazzle, and the
Angels came out the top end OF the horn.
The game was full of errors, good play
and hard hitting, The Angels did the
most OF the hitting, and old Pop
McCauley especially distinguished him.
self. He brought in great many OF th e
runs made by the locals. Glenalvin also
did some timely work with the willow
and "Rssty" Wright and Tredway each
got in two hits.
Balsz pitched his first game on the
home grounds and triumphed. This is
the third straight game that Balsz has
! won against the San Francisco team.
The new Los Angeles pitcher was a
trifle erratic at the start, but after the
third none of the visitors made the cir
cult. and Balsz shot them out like can
non balls. Rogers caught a capital
game, and made number of clever
stops of wild balls.
Fanning did the twirling for San Fran
cisco. He is one of the best pitchers in
the league, but thus far has had no sue
cess in the box against Los Angeles.
He was slugged yesterday afternoon to
the tune of eleven hits.
The contest yesterday was fairly ex-
citing. The fielding honors went to
'Rasty" Wright, who made two splen-
did catches in the center garden. Levy
made fine running catch for the stran-
gers, and Peoples made capital stop.
The Angels opened up with one run.
Wright got to the central on Sweeney's
error and was sent home on McCauley's
smash to the left field.
The San Francisco combination saw
Los Angeles hand and went them two
better. Dan Sweeney led off with two
bagger dangerously near the foul line.
Levy got his base on balls. Reitz sent the
sphere to right field. Newman threw to
Hulen to head off player in gray, but
the farther the ball went the higher up
it got, and Hulen would have needed a
stepladder to reach the sphere. Two
San Francisco men came prancing home,
Reitz finally landing up at third, and
he Tailed a moment later while the
Angels were engaged in making clever
double play.
Neither side scored in the second.
In the third the Angels struck their
gait and banged out three runs. Wright
made hit. Tredway beat out hit to
third, and both scored on Pops very
timely drive to the right field, and Los
Angeles's crack frst-baseman tailed on
Hasamaear's pretty hit.
The visitors got in one in their half.
Reitz flied to Tredway. Spies and
Sweeney both got their bases on balls,
and Hanley filled the bases with q
hit. Things began to look black for
the locals. Sharpe hit to Glenalvin,
who was prevented from making a
double play by Hanley tumbling against
him, thus enabling Spies to score. This
settled the visitors as far as run getting.
The locals did not stop, however. In
the fifth they got in two more. Tred-
way made a base hit and Glenalvin fol-
lowed up the good work by making
corking three-bagger to the left field
fence, scoring Tredway. The hit was
very close to home run. McCauley
got in another stemwinder, scoring the
Los Angeles captain.
In the ninth, Los Angeles made an
other tally on muffs of the visitors. The
score follows:
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