Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
DEFEAT ANGELS BY SCORE OF
7 TOO
Joy Pitches Swell Ball at All Times
While Carnes Is Rather
Easy at All
Times
San Francisco 7, Los Angeles 0.

san FRANCISCO y Los Angeles U,
Yes, take two looks at the score II
you don't believe what you see at first
glance, for it's all true. Hen Berry s
Angels fell for the Boodlers and Pitcher
Joy in ragtime fashion yesterday, and
San Francisco grabbed the first game
the visitors have been able to find this
series.
The Angels got away to a bad start
in the first inning and for every period
thereafter Frisco had an easy time,
They had Berry's number all the way
and at the end of the ninth there was
nothing to it but a very bulged out
score.
But at that the locals can afford TO
lose one once in a while, for If they
had taken many more than four in a
line the good fans up north might have
looked at things with suspicion. AS it
is Mohler's hirelings won their game
by their earnest efforts, and they are
fully entitled to at least one out of
six.
Barney JOY was responsible for the
stinginess of the quantity of hits dealt
out to the Angels. The big Kanaka
was in rare form and turned loose the
best in the locker, the result being that
Cap Dillon and his sluggers could get
nothing off the islander.
The three hits Joy did loosen UP with
were scattered all over the board. One
came when Cravath walloped the
leather for a double in the second act,
another happened because of Dillon's
single in the fourth and the third and
last was the result of Cravaths second
double in the seventh. None of these
helped any, as the Angels were unable
to get a man far enough around the
pillows to score.
Frisco started the day by getting to
Carnes for the best that young man
had right in the opening spasm, scor-
ing three runs. In the second and with
out a hit being scored two more tallies
were registered while the fourth and
the ninth each saw another Boodler
crossing the platter
Busy First Round
In the first round Spencer famed and
Mohler came through with a bingle to
right. Moriarity doubled and sent
Mohler on to third and after Hide
brand had drawn pass Irwin was hit
by Carnes, forcing the Kid home. VIII
liams hit to Delmas was fielded to
Hogan a trifle too high and Moriarity
came home, and on Shaughnessy's fly
to center 1900" chased across the rub
ber.
The second saw the Angels falling by
the wayside and doing all kinds of
fancy stunts. JOY leo OIL with q nit 10
Dillon and Carnes, covering the initial
pillow, allowed Caps assist to escape
him, giving the Kanaka lease on life.
Spencer was passed and advanced a
station with Joy when Mohler laid down
his sweet young life Moriarity went
to first when Bool saw wour wide ones,
and with the bases full Carnes lct loose
with a wild pitch that went far enough
to give Joy and Spencer a chance to
get home.
Joy again started something in the
fourth period when he reached first on
balls. After Spencer had fouled out, a
wild pitch sent the twirler on a peg,
and from there he went to the corner
station on Mohler's out. Moriaritys
double to left gave Joy plenty of time
to land home with a tally, but the bat
ter himself was left on the bags be-
cause of Hildebrands out.
Just before the Angels got their final
chance with the willow the northerners
chased home a seventh run, and for a
while the fans thought it would be
many more. Street led off by single
to left and Immediately purloined the
keystone sack. Joy flew out, but
Spencer was there with a safe bunt,
which sent Street on to third. A double
steal was all the candy, scoring Street
and sending Spence on to second and
then to third on wild pitch, but the
next two men up stopped the show by
going out. The score: