Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-07
THE HOODOD KNOCKED OUT,
The Angels Beat the Colonels
After a First-Class Contest.
The Dukes at Last Strike q Stun
bling Block.
Horner to Pitch for the Colonels This
Afternoon :. The Result OF the
National League Games.
The Bioodhorse Races.

The BiOOdhorse Races.
The hoodoo has been dissolved as it
was announced it would be in yester-
days HERALD, and in consequence there
is great rejoicing in baseball circles.
The Los Angeles team won their first
game on ladies' day.
There was a highly fashionable audi
ence out at the ball game yesterday.
The grand stand looked lovely with a
couple hundred of the fair daughters OF
Los Angeles. 1t was the first time that
many had a chance to display their
Easter bonnets. Under each bonnet
was pretty face with a rosebud of a
mouth out of which came such express
sions as:
''Isn't Tredway just too sweet for
anything?"
Hasn't Park Wilson classical face p"
wOeptain Carrolps moustache is just
TO cute for anything"
That's Gienalvin, the Los Angeles
captain"
1.-THE umpire has high regard for his
good looks"
az dote on kid Hulen. !"
1.-THE ladies must thank the HERALD
for burning the hoodoo."
s'Jimmy Stafford is my choice"
The game yesterday was another good
one, and was captured by Los Angeles
in the first innings. In fact it looked
like another shut out for the Colonels,
but they saved their bacon in the ninth.
They had gay old time over in the
kindergarten and they made things hum.
In answering to certain remarks let fall
about the strength of the Los Angeles
team, one of "de kids" once in the kim
dergarten has adapted the following
rhyme from 0!P. Caylor's latest:
Saoy! Watts de matter wild yer, cul,
Yer talkin through yer hat.
We's stronger In de management;
Buck'snota y mark to Glen.
AZ A. aips we got some ssiIyssers' dough;
whosede people? Hullygeel
Stafford was in the box for Los An
geles, and German was entrusted with
that important part OF the game for the
Colonels. The Angels opened up with
three runs. Wright got his base on
balls. Tredway reached first on an
electrical slide and Carroll's error. Glen
came up with his little bat. One of
Germans g inshoots connected with the
willow and the ball landed out in right
garden, Wright scoring while Tredway
landed up at third. The left fielder
scored on old Pops sky scrsper to the
center boulevard. Glen scored a mo-
ment later on Newman's base hit.
Three for q starter was most encour-
ing sign that the hoodoo had been dis
solved. The Colonels got a man to
second in the first, but he expired there.
Both sides were out in lightning
order in the second. The third, fourth
and fifth innings did not produce any
up four more runs in the sixth. Hasa
maear opened up with hit. Newman's
fly was muffed in the right field, Hasa
maear sliding to third. Hulen fouled
out to Wilson. Gentle Willie scored on
Rogers, sacrifice, and Newman tailed on
Stafford's hit. Wright singled to center
field. Newman and Wright both scored
on Tredway'e three-bagger. There was
no more run-getting until the last half
of the ninth, when the Colonels got in
three runs after two men had been re-
tired. 1t came about this way. Carroll
sent out q hot liner in Wright's direc-
tion, but Rasty failed to hang on to the
sphere. Carroll scored on Turner's base
hit, and two more Colonels scored on
Mannassau's drive to Tredway.
Thegame was greatly enjoyed. Both
sides played good ball. The Colonels
left their luck at home, however.
German was trife erratic and was
touched up pretty lively. Stafford
pitched rafting good game, only six
hits being charged up against him and
four OF these were made in the ninth,
after chance had been missed to retire
the side. Rasty Wright made q bril-
liant catch. O'Rrien dashed out the
sphere heavenward. 1t looked as if it
might be q tw0-bagger, but Rasty
Wright went after it and after an excit-
ring run pulled it down in brilliant style.
Wright.was applaeded for his splendid
catch, as he only made connections by
displaying great judgment. McCauley
played his. usual good game at first
and Hasamaear also did well. Tredway
did more than his share. Rogers made
a clever catch of afoul tip that had
plenty of twist on it. O'Brien showed
bis mettle at second and made one es-
pecially fine stop. Park Wilson pulled
down the foul flies in splendid style.
lie got number of difficult ones, but
Park sized them up with consummate
judgment. Glenalvin did the best stick
work. He got three hits, and made them
when they were most needed. Newman.
Stafford and Hasamaear also handled
the stick to advantage. The score fol-
lows:
LOS ANGELIC.
AH BIZ SD Po
Wright, G. f................ /. 2 o q O 1