Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-25
YESTERDAY It WAS DIFFERENT,
The Cripples Got in and Played
Baseball.
They Did Some Tall Batting and
Fielded Ia Carte.
The Greatest Interest Being Shown in
the s'Herald" Schoolday Next
Thursday-Notes About the
Players.

The Angels won yesterdays game
with the utmost ease. Every man in
the team is represented in the base hit
column, and Mr.. Fanning's delivery re-
quired no "open sesame" to pluck the
ieweled swatlette from the enchanted
cavern of drops, curves and in-shoots.
Roach pitched shortcut ball for the
home team until the eighth inning and
he only allowed total of ten hits off
his circulation, which we're all we'll
scattered. 1t must be said in behalf of
Tanning, however, that he is suffering
from an injury to his hand which mate
rally interferes with his work. He
was touched safely nineteen times.
Despite the crippled condition of the
Los Angeles players, there were several
little things in their favor yesterday.
In the first place lightning had already
struck in the same place by defeats
Wednesday and Thursday. Then John
Brink had mascot beside him in the
kindergarten in the shape of a slick and
oleaginous Chinese person, with another
native of the Flowery Kingdom on the
right field bleacher. 1t was also ladies'
day, and the Angels do thoroughly des-
pise to have their wings clipped in
the presence OF the fair sex.
Lastly and probably as mascot-in-chief,
Rasty Wright, jr., dressed in his best
suit of clothes, was out on the coaching
line and gave an exhibition of mimic
base-running and coaching that would
have made national Lacquer green with
envy. That put a mortal cinch on the
game, and the result was never in doubt.
Commencing with the fret, the runs
were made after this manner:
Rasty was given his base on balls and
Tredway followed with neat single
over the second base. This was followed
by beautiful double by Hasamaear
between left and center, scoring Wright.
Tredway scored on Glenalvin's fly to
left, and Good Boy Jimmy's two. cushion
swat to left scored Gentle Willie. Fan
ming took compassion on Newman's
game leg and let him walk to first. The
side was retired by Strong at first, after
Stafford had vainly attempted.to pilfer
the third bag.
Hanley opened for San Francisco with
a short hit to Hulen, taking second on
low throw to first. Sharp knocked
pop fly to Hulen, and both Sweeney
and Spies were retired at first.
Hulen opened the second inning with
clean hit to right. Roach sacrificed him
to second. Peoples dropped Rasty's
short infield fly. Tredway's hit to CEN
ter scored Hulen and advanced Wright
to third. Wright immediately scored
on Hasamaear's single. Glenalvin
few out to Hanley; but Stafford's
hit, that Peoples failed to negotiate,
scored Tredway. And when they were
uncle's hirelings in numerical order.
the third without run. Danny Swee
ney commenced operations for the Dad
dies with safe hit. He was forced out
at second by Tanning. who met the same
fate at the hands of Hanley. Sharp was
safe on Tredway's error, and both were
scored on Sweeney's hit.
Hasamaear scored in the fourth on q
triple to right field and Peoples error of
Glenalvin's fly to short center. New
man was given his base on balls, and
Apricot's double to right scored Glenal-
vim. None of the San Franciscos
reached first in their venture. eAv
The Angels Jared but little better in
the fifth, as two men died on bases. For
the visitors, D. Sweeney reached first on
hit, and Hanley followed him. 1t was
all in vain, for they failed to reach home.
In the sixth Glenalvin beat out q
short hit to first; Newman's two-bagger
advanced him to third, and Mr.. Strong
of Pomona sent a daisy.cutter to right
which scored the captain. Then Roach
scored Newman with similar swat.
and Rasty's hit to right field, which
went between Hanley's legs, let in both
Strong and Roach. San Francisco's
half Of this inning was a proposition OF
one, two, three
Again the Angels scored in the sew
enth. Hasamaear was given his bases
IN balls, and scored on Glenalvin's two
base hit to the right field. Glen scored
on Rube Levy's error of Stafford's hit to
left field, Then came funny play.
Newman got his base on balls. Strong
hit to the in-feld and was thrown out
at first, and while Sweeney and Sharp
were running Newman down between
first and second Stafford touched the
plate on a clear-cut petty larceny pro-
position. Hulen was sent to first by
being hit with pitched ball, which had
the serious effect of retiring him from
the game, BALI taking right field and
Stafford playing third.
In San Francisco's half of the eighth
Sweeney took second on hit to left and
was advanced to third on fly by Spies
between Hasamaear and Rasty, which
which neither attempted to take. Both
scored on Stafford's wild throw OF
Reitz's hit and came in on Peeples's hit
to left.
The Cripples added another tally to
their column on all kinds of hits, wild
pitching and sacrifices. So did his feet
ships hirelings, in much the same man.
ner; and here is how the game looks
now when reduced to figures:
LOS ANGELES.
ABB RBH sB Po !
wrioht r. f" " 2 0
Tredway, l. f..............
Hasamaear, 9. s..-........ . .