Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-13
ANGELS ANNEX
DOUBLE HEADER
TRAMPS GIVEN TWO COATS OF
KALS0MINE
Gray and Tozer Twirl In Major League
Form and Tacoma Gets but
Seven Hits In Eighteen
Innings
First Game: Angels 6, Tigers o
Second Game: Angels S. Tiaera o

Who said Sunday hoodoo? Once
upon a time the loyal Angeleno was
won't to Journey to Chutes park on
the first day of the week with a heavi-
ness of heart and dire forebodings. ac-
companied by the fear and almost cer-
tain knowledge that 1t was n duty i'm
cumbent upon the sp>rtsmanllke pa
triotism for the home team TO witness
the regular defeat on that day OF the
aggregation of pennant chasers which
Jim Morley had gatheied to represent
the fastest growing city in the
world.
But that day has passed, and it is
as much of habit for the Angels to
win on Sunday dates as it is for them
to defeat their opponents on week
days.
Morley said yesterday after his pets
had annexed a double header that he
played a "hunch' when he made the
motion for two games for the Sunday
attraction, and the result of these
two diamond battles justifies the
hunch.
The performances yesterday were
nothing If not remarkable The double
victory was not the remarkable part
of the game but the fact that the
Angels played through both games
without a semblance of error, permit
ting the Tigers to amble whenever
they pleased except in the direction of
the home plate, and the snappy, cham
pionship article exhibited by the locals
excited the admiration of the loyalists,
who were gratifed by attending the
double bill.
Gray and Tozer were in winning
form. and, although they did nothing
in the twirling line that was out of
their ordinary conduct, they were
steady and effective at all times, and
dished up such a puzzling variety of
benders that the Tramps were unable
to get more than seven hits in the en-
tire eighteen innings, and in no in
stance could more than one hit be
made in the same inning.
The result of all this was that the
Tramps failed to score run during
the afternoon and were humbled by
being twice kalsomined in one day.
The games were pretty exhibitions,
and from a Los Angeles point of view
they were entirely satisfactory. The
Angels played in their usual good form
and put up a perfect exhibition. They
supported Gray and Tozer admirably
throughout the afternoon, both at bat
and in the field
1t is the continuation of the re-
markable playing which has lifted the
Angels from the cellar to the roof, and
which has almost guaranteed that the
second half honors will come to Los
Angeles, and it is equally as certain
that the playoff with these same
Tramps for the 1905 pennant will result
to the honor and glory of the Nor
leyites.
There was a time when Cravath's
home runs would be classed as fea-
lures of the game, but they have be-
come so regular of late that they are
more to be expected than otherwise.
He maintained his right to the title
of Homer" Cravath yesterday, getting
his usual four-bagger in the second
game.
Three pitchers were used up in the
first game in a desperate effort by
Mike Fisher to stop the speedy Nor
leyites, but they proved unequal to the
emergency and were but slight him
drance to the Angels in scoring.
Brown was sent to twirl the second
game, but he suffered the same fate
meted out ito Emerson, Keefe and
Lynch, and as Mike had used up all
his other twirlers in the first game he
could not relieve Brown.
Flood carried off the batting honors
for the Angels, getting five hits in
nine trips to the pam Bernard failed
to get a hit in the first game, but
scored two runs just the same. In the
second game Bernard got only one hit,
but scored twice.
With all his pitchers in prime condi-
tion and going at a major league clip,
and all the Angels batting like fiends
and fielding close around the 1000
mark, Morley is unable to refrain
from the pleasant pastime of patting
himself on the back and mumbling all
sorts of things relative to the pen
nant.
The scientific details of yesterdays
double massacre are given herewith:
First Game