Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-26
SAN FRANCISCO
EASY WINNER
DILLON TRIES BUSH PITCHER
FIRST
Judge NaeIe, In Crippled Condition, Is
Forced to T~irl for Angels.
Bad Errors Cause Loss
Of Game
san Francisco, ~; Los Angeles, 2

San Francisco, IL; Los Angeles, 2
A busher twirler and another that
was as bad so far as effectiveness was
concerned, resulted in another defeat
for the Angels yesterday. Seraph field
ing was also below par and added to the
general gloom that prevailed.
Dillon tried out a newcomer I'm the
first inning and after he had walked
three men, allowed another to double
and made q balk, forcing a run, he was
taken out and Judge Nagle substituted.
Because of the crippled pitching staff
of the Los Angeles team, Dye. the new
man who had been asking for a tryout,
was put in the box and lasted but part
of the first half of the initial inning.
1t happened like this: Spencer walked,
Wheeler doubled, Kid Mohler also
walked and Dye made the balk that
forced Spencer home for the first rum
Hildebrand fouled to Buckley and Ir-
win walked. With three balls on
Walthour and no strikes, the pitchers
we're changed and Nagle took the box
but was unable to strike out walth-
our, who walked to first and forced the
second run, Wheeler coming home.
This totally unnerved Nagle and
he walked Mcclellan and forced an
other run, Mohler coming home.
Wilson singled and Irwin came home
with the fourth run. Mcclellan in GO
ing to second on Wilson's single was
hit by the ball and refused to go to the
bench when called out by Umpire Der
rick
Folding his arms in a majestic man
ner he stood on second base and refused
to move.
You're out" called Derrick Mac re-
fused to see 1t that way and would not
leave the base.
Get back on the bench" yelled Um-
pire Derrick in a Threatening voice from
home place, and Mcclellan thought
better of the matter and slowly walked
over to his position at third.
The Seals secured a lead in this in
ming that the Angels could not over
come although they tried in the next
and in the third succeeded in making
one run.
Nagle secured a hit in the third and
was relieved at first by Eager, who ran
for him because of the injured knee
that Nagle sustained last week and
that has kept him out of the game un-
til yesterday.
Moore, the seni-professional assisted
in bringing the run. He singled past
first and Bobby came home with the
first tally. Moore smote we'll with the
stick yesterday, but fielded his position
miSerably.
Time and again he fumbled the ball
and allowed the runner to get to first,
and with the assistance of the remain
der of the team, kept this up until they
had piled up seven errors. Not an error
was made by the San Francisco play
ers.
Eager was taken from behind the bat
and Buckley put in his place. Buck
has been sick for some time and not
able to play, and yesterday through his
miSjudgment two of the runs scored
by San Francisco were let in by him.
The next run was made by Buckley,
who singled to left and was followed by
Nagle, who did the same thing, Toman
running for him. Ellis forced Toman
and Moore walked. Cravath came up
and with the bases full drove the ball
far back toward the score board, but
it was captured by Hildebrand after a
hard chase.
Buckley came in on the out and
tailed the second score listed for Los
Angeles.
In the fifth Mohler and Irwin scored
for San Francisco, one of the runs be-
ing made on an error by Toman. In
the next inning two hits melted three
runs. The visitors walked over the
Angels who were unable to hold them
down. In this inning Buckley threw
wild to third, attempting to catch Spen-
Ger, but the ball rolled out into left
field, where Carlisle juggled it three
times before he was able to get it off
the ground, two more runs being
scored.
Hildebrand walked and Irwin, who
came after him, flew to center, where
Ellis dropped the ball and Hildebrand
brought home the third run.
Bernard started but was forced to re-
tire because of illness.
The score: