Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-04
BEATEN AFTER 4 FINE BATTLE
The Angels Hit the Sphere Very
Much Out of Luck.
A Game That Was Enjoyed by a
Big Crowd.
The Tufes-Lyons Win at San Diego by a
Score of Five to Two-Gossip
About the Game-The Last
Game This Afternoon.

Luck, that tickle goddess of fortune,
did not smile on Los Angeles yesterday.
The continued hard luck which clung to
the locals was positively chilling on the
nerves of one of the largest crowds Of the
season, even if the sun did beat down on
the bleachers with vigor that is always
a'reminder of the near approach of the
national holiday.
The pictures OF the Angels were turned
ITO the wall at the very outset, and light
ening struck them every time they man
Taged to get two mon on bases. The
Ucrowd came ready to shout at the slight
est provocation, but they did not get
much encouragement to yell thems elves
hoarse.
The game was corker, although it
did not go the right way for the crowd.
Everybody got value for their money
and went home satisfied. The locals
played hard 'for,victory. Roach pitched
good enough ball to win, notwithstand-
ing that the Dukes managed to get in
their most effective hits just inside the
foul line. Two corking smashes in one
inning grazed the third bag. The An
gels, however, never encountered such
trouble in getting men around the bases.
Twice were they shut out with double
play when runs looked as sure as the
discovery of the HERALD glacier.
The Dukes began to display their ex-
oertness in running bases in the first
venture. McGusken led off with two
bagger. Ebright contributed base hit
and Dooley's smash past Stafford let in
two runs.
TheAugels got in one run in the eec-
ond. Hasamaear opened up with mag
nificent three-base hit, which was really
home run drive if the superauous
weeds were removed. Hasamaear scored
on Glenalvin's base hit.
It looked as if the Angels would get
in two more runs in the fourth, but the
fates were not propitious. The visitors
put cinch on the game in the fifth.
McGucken made one of those two bag
gers which he loves more dearly than
even coin. Clark's carpet drive past
the third bag scored the Dlke and
another haymaker dashed home on a
passed ball.
The locals made an herculean effort to
tie the San Jose score in the eighth.
Tredway reached the initial on slow
hit &c Denny. Hasamaear was,caught
out. GleneIvin sent Tredway to third
on a drive to centre. With only one
hand out everything looked favorable
for run or two. The most enthusiastic
of the fans coniured up grand stand
finish, but double play dashed their
hopes to the ground with a dull, sioken-
ing 'thud, as the accident reporter would
say. It was another futile attempt in
the ninth. and the game ended in favor
of Duke Finn's toboggan sliders by a
score of 8 TOP.
The game was repiete with sharp
playa. McGucken made q brilliant
running catch. Glenalvin gave the
bleaehers sample of his skill as sec
ond 'baseman by making phenomenal
stop. A glance at the score shows that
the los Angeles infeld had no less than
thirtyrthree chances with only one err
ror. sThe San Jose in6eld had thirty
four chances. only one getting away
from them. In this respect the game
wasqGite out of the ordinary run. Tht
score follows