Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-26
RECORD-BREAK|NG BALL GAME,
The Angels Are Revenged from
Last Friday.
They Reverse the Order and Shut the
Dukes Out.
Mr.. McNabb Gets Back at Duke Finn's
Retafnsrs, and Establishes
1bw California League
Record.
Peter Nab!
iou're all right.
Won cot there Yesterday,

You got there yesterday,
And you got there with both feet.
II was worth princes ransom to see
the Angels take fall out of the Dukes
Yesterday afternoon, and there was
large and enthusiastic crowd OF fans
at Athletic park to see the trick done.
Mr.. McNabb. who shoots the sphere
over the plate for Count Vanderbeck
every other day, had an old score to set
tie with the San Jose ball swatters yes
terday. Last Friday they knocked him
out Of the box. Not only that, but they
played baseball out on the diamond, and
never let an Angel get near the home
plate. 1t is true local batsman would
occasionally earn the right to become a
base-runner, but not enough OF his con-
freres could connect with the trade
mark to make him read his title clear to
position in the second column Of the
summary, as prepared by j. viii Lysons..
official reg lister OF swats, runs, and
bungles. To make the defeat all the
more hurniliating. it was administered
in the presence OF the feminine lowell
ness of Los Angeles, dressed in her new.
fall millinery, and in the presence of
the suspendered girl who cannot realize
the agony of busted button.
But "Peter" waited. He waited until
the same girl was dressed in her Sunday
best, and then showed her a specimen
of box work that made the average
Dukelet retire to the bench and wonder
where he was at.
And what game he put up For
seven consecutive innings not hit was
made off his delivery, and in the whole
game just one lonesome little single
cropped out to cheer the waning hopes
of the Garden City club. But that one
little hit did no good. It enabled Jerry
Denny to get to third base--so that he
wouldn't have far to walk when the side
was retired.
And the local batters had a grudge
against Harper. He had been altogeth-
er too economical with base hits in his
last previous appearance, and no greater
ignominy can be piled upon q Los An
geles player than to make him jolt the
atmosphere in the presence of his best
girl.
Therefore the Angels made one OF their
old-time starts in the first inning by bat
ting out couple of earned runs. Stat
ford, the first man up, hit a high fly to
center, but McVey got under it in time.
Rasty hit safely, and Tredway followed
him with beautifufdrive to the right
field fence, and while Nicholas Looka-
baugh was fishing it out of the zanja
Rasty and Tredway crossed the plate.
Two more runs were earned for the
locals in the third inning. Tredway
forced Rasty at second, and then stols
q single, and Tredway scored. Glenalvin
also hit safely, and on the throw to
catch McCauley at third the Angels
on Lytle's sacrifice, and Baldwin placed
q safe one, on which Glenalvin crossed
the home plate. Hulen also hit safely,
and both runndrs were advanced base
on the throw to third to catch Baldwin.
The latter scored on wild pitch.
In the fourth inning an unearned
tally was registered, and there should
have been more. With two hands out
and Tredway and Glenalvin on third
and second, Harper muffed Lytle's little
pop fly, and both runners crossed the
plate. However, the ball was thrown
over to Denny at third, who claimed
that Glenalvin had omitted touching
that bag. Mr.. Manassan, umpire, shut
his eyes and said the runner was out.
The seventh inning was also produc-
tive of tally for the henchmen of
Count Vanderbeck. Glenalvin and
Lytle both walked to first, and Hulen
did the rest with neat base hit.
Again in the eighth inning two runs
were scored, one of them being carmel.
Tredway beat out short in-field hit,
stole second and went to third on wild
pitch. McCauley then found the trade
mark for three bags, and followed him
with single.
In their venture San Jose got the hit,
and the first man on third. Denny was
safe at first on Staffurd's high throw,
and Lookabaugh hit safely. Both run
ners were advanced bag on Stalling's
sacrifice, but that was as far as they
could get. The ninth inning was q
blank on both sides, and the game
closed with q new record for Peter Nab
and the Angels Of shut-out game and
one little hit in nine innings.
The score:
LOS ANGELEs.
ABR. BIZ sB Po. A. e.
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