The herald., 1893-05-18
A VERITALE GAME OF SEE SAW
The Angels and Daddies Daily
with Each Other.
And Incidentally with the National
Pastime.
The Game Has the Best OF 1t, aud the
Angels Have the Best of the
Score = How the Game
Was Played.

The natie pastime was out against
all corners Yesterday afternoon at Ath-
letic park, and IS lusty athletes wrestled
with it in turn and by twos and threes.
The game was in excellent condition,
and would every now and then take
fall out of o player that could be heard
two blocks away. But the latter always
came up smiling and ready for another
tussle.
The occasion OF all this was the open
ing game of baseball of the last home
series of the local club, and Henry Har-
ris'H aggregation Of native sons, other
wise called collection of old favorite5.
There was another new face among the
visitors. It was Riley, who holds down
the third bag with both feet. and legs
slightly bowed. He is very good play
or, hits slow ball with much force and
precision, and runs bases like he was
dodging a wash bill. Henry Spies was
back again at the old stand after brief
indispoeition, but he hardly seems
strong enough yet to do hard work be-
hind the bat.
Kncil and Roach did the pitching, both
southpaws, and each held his opponents
down to one earned run. Knell struck
out 10 men, but as an Offset he walked
eight OF them down path. What the
score would have been had there been
no errors would be bard to guess, but it
is safe to say it would have been much
emaller.
The excitement was intense through
out, for it is the fret game on the local
grounds this season where the ecore has
been tied and overlapped by each side
so often. 1t was full OF ginger, too, and
was we'll worth seeing.
The Angels have developed quite q
faculty lately for making runs in the
first inning, and yesterday was no ex-
ception Hulen forced Rasty at second,
but walked TO the second bag himself to
make room for McCauiey. Hutchinson
followed with q single that scored the
Kid, and Glenalvin's sacrifice sent Nc.
Cauley homes
In the second inning the Angels made
two more runs, which we're due to an
unfortunate error. Hughes walked to
first and Rasty made hit. He then
coaxed throw to catch him off first,
and when the ball left Sharp's hand it
went straight into the bleachers and
both men scored.
In the last half Of this inning the An
gels went clear TO pieces and gave the
Daddies five unearned runs. Ebqight
went out on q pop fly to Hughes, but
Power found nice single. Spies hit a
Texas leaguer to Hulen, but he overran
1t, and Power went to third. Riley sent
a bounder down to McCauley, which he
fumbled and then threw wild to second,
scoring Power. Knell did about the
same thing, SO did MoCauley, and Spies
scored. Then Reuben bit to right-cen-
ter for three bases, scoring Knsll, and
OarrolPa single sent Levy across the
plate.
The local swatters tied the score in
Glenalvin each hit for one base, the
former scoring on Lytls's fy.out to
Work in center field.
San Francisco again took the lead in
their half, and on an earned run. Rube
headed the procession with double.t
right field. Carroll sacrificed them to
third, and Works single to center field
finished the business.
A little stronger lead was taken by
the visitors in the seventh inning.
With one hand out Carroll drove one
down to third that was Zoo hot to han
die. Large went to second on passed
ball. stole third, and scored on Works
single.
This advantage was overcome, how
ever, and couple OF runs to spare in
the eighth inning. Lytle hit for a sin-
gle and Lohman followed with what
SHOULD have been the same; but Levy
let'the bail bound over his head and
turned it into double, Lytle scoring.
Reached walked to first, and 60 did
Hulen, after Rasty was out, filing the
bases. McCanley then popped up
high hy to deep short, but Ebright
muffed it, and both Lehman and Roach
ecored. Hulen went down to third to
make room for Hutchinson at first, and
then stole home when the bell was
thrown to second TO catch McCauley
mapping.
Then the Daddies again tied the score
in their half. An error gave Spies life
at fret, and Riley's triple No left ecored
him. The batter stole home ON Lob
mans muf of Kneli's third strike.
The game was finally won in the
ninth inning by low throw aud muG,
Glenalvin went to second legtimately,
and to third on Ebright's error Of
Lyte's hot drive. The above mentioned
throw and mutf occurred when Lytle
stole second and Glenalyin the plate.
fhe score:
Los ANGELES.
AID. h. B.H.sB.Po. A. +.
WRIGHT. Il !