Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-08
OUR BOYS STILL WINNING,
They Dash Out Victory in
the Ninth.
The Colonels Beaten by q Score
Of 6 to 4.
Tho San Francisco Team Takes Third
Game from San Jose-Great In
terest Shown in the Game
This Afternoon.

The Angels took another game yester-
day and are now in full sail for the pen
nant. The score at the end of the ninth
stood 6 to in favor OF the home team.
Los Angeles won in the ninth. With
the score Alto in the last half, with two
men out and Roach on, first, Tredway
. came up to do or die. 1t was critical
moment for the admirers of the home
team. Tred picked out one to suit him
and he sent the ball sailing in the direc-
ton of the left field fence. 1t might
have been still going only for the
strong fence surrounding the grounds.
As it was it made big dent in one of
the boards and loosened the nails. Tur-
ner dashed after the ball, but he turned
somersauft in his wild chase for the
sphere, and when he picked himself to-
gether the object of his search could not
be found. In the meantime Roach and
Tredway galloped around the circle like
Texas uuarter.horses. Tredway was
given q great send-off for his timely
home run, and there were score or
more of rooters 30 hoarse last night that
they could not speak above whisper.
The game yesterday was an exciting
one. There were number of muffs on
both sides, but the number of sharp
plays more than atoned for these short
comings. Horner was in the box for
the visitors. and Roach did the twirling
for the locals, The Angels lost no time
In getting down to work. Wright
reached first on being hit by pitched
ball. Tredway singled to centre, and
both scored on old Pops corking drive,
which went clean through Turner. The
Oaklands failed to get man beyond
first in their venture. The Angels were
out in one, two, three order in the Sec
ond, as were also the Colonels, Roach
striking out two men.
Wright. Tired and Glen were easy
victims in the third and only three
Colonies came to the bat in their third
essay.
The Angels got in two more runs in
the fourth. Whitehead failed to hang
on to hot liner from Pops bat. Hasa
maear got his base on balls. Newman
skied to Tip O'Neill. Hulen reached
first on Carroll's error. With the bases
fun Rogers swatted the ball to third to
Hutchinson who shut off man at third,
but failed to double up his man by
throwing wildly to first, an Angel scor-
ing, and Roach's hit brought in another
Angel.
The Colonels then took hand in the
festivities and before they got through
four big tallies were posted up for the
visitors. Wilson made the initial on a
carpet drive which Hasamaear was un-
able to negotiate after a good try. He
stole second, and went to third on Tur
ner's little pop up which fell between,
Glen, Rasty and Gentle Willie. Man
naean came to the res0ue with drive
in Tredway's territory, scoring two men,
and Mannasau scored on Whitehead's
two-bagger, who reached third on Hor-
ner's sacrifice and scored on O'Brien's
: hit to the center garden. This was the
: only inning that Roach was hit to any
extent.
The game was now four to four, and
things began to get interesting. The
Angels had three men on bases in the
fifth, bat they could not get man
across the home plate. In the Colonels'
half Tredway took hand in the game
and caught out the side, one OF the
catches being very good one. The
Angels did not get a man past first in
the sixth. The Colenels got two men
on bases, but it did not avail them any
thing.
In the seventh the locals did not tarry
Dong. The Oolonels made a gallant at
tempt to score but the Angels played
like champions. Hutchinson swatted
the sphere to the right field, just inside
the foul line. Itlooked for all the world
Like a two-bagger, but Newman saw it
coming. He made dash after it and
succeeded in making one of the most
sensational catches ever seen in this city.
The occupants of the grand stand and
bleachers did not see the catch, as New
man ran clear behind the bleachers. He
was given a great send-of by the kim
dergarten, who had an uninterrupted
view of the. great running catch. O'Neil
made base hit. Wilson followed suit
with enc to Newman, who again dis
.tinguisheed himself by making beau
tiful.throw to Hulen, who was enabled
to capture O'Neill, who attempted to
get to the third bag on Wilson's hit.
Hassamaear opened up the eighth
with a dandy three-bagger. Hulen sent
star-gazer to center and Hassamaear
came in on the throw. He made
the home plate all right, but the umpire
called Gentle Willie out. claiming that
he started before the fielder caught the
ball. The writer was not watching third
base, so therefore cannot express an
opinion, but there were many that
thought the umpire made a mistake.
= The Angels won the game in the ninth,
as narrated in the beginning of this
story. The score is as follows:
Los ANGELES.
AB r BH sB 20