Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-08
LAST OF SERIES
GOES TO ANGELS
cABNES SHUTS MUDDERS OUT
WITH THREE HITS
Locals Score Five Tailies IN as
Many Innings and Keep
Groom Up In the
=. ArceIes 5. Portland 0.

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Los Angeles 5, Portland 0.
Hen Rerry's score board artist ran
ont of zeroes after the Angels nfs'
inning Yesterday, and for hVe acts
+hareefter he was forced to SUBSTITUTE
tha to,Ire / in place of the large rouhu
Toosa eggs which might nave Deen
there. Dillon's men scored hVe tatiies .i.
and they were secured one a .oas of
in as many consecutive PelioOS
play. 90 zeroes on
hand 10 feed the Portlanders. IL was
onlv in two or three ROUNDS thas
Carnes gave the Mudders any sort VI
a chance, and at the end Oh tne 4SS ths
one of the prettiest shutou's VI
season was recorded. .4,,.oe, 20
keen the big Sunday crowd waltihs
for the end, for nearly every Ileilipel
Of the Angel team was there 10 coIi-
tribute to the general fund. CraVatIl
was on hand to score three nltS Oh
three times at bat, and to aoo tnree
stolen bases to his nst every ,i; tinr.v ted
got on the bags. Rube Ellis sWatse9
the leather almost as we'll, and ADDED
IN the total with a two-bagger ana
single. both of which came in nancy
and he also played his field Tor all ne
was worth. 80.
And Bobby Eager lHuSI IIoI NC ~
ont. either Bobby went after every
thing Yesterday, and nailed the high
ones from any point on the compass.
In one round he put two OF the Mud-
ders out on fouls back OF the plate
and almost everything which went up
near the home station came down
hut in Bobbys glove. Bert Delmas
nulled off a few star stunts in the
short field, and also hit the leather
like a 500 man. But these weren't the
only ones, for the whole team con-
tributed to the show.
Carnes had one of his good periods
and the best the Mudders could do
with him was to, get together three
singles all of which netted them MOTH
ing. In the second they got man as
far as third with two down, but as
luck would have it Wallace, the orig
inal easy mark, was next up and did
his usual stunt of tanning.
But the fourth act was McCredie.s
real chance, and he started 1t himself
bv drawing four wide ones. The judge
didn't last long, however for he was
caught off first almost Immediately.
and although he kicked hard enough
the Portland leader was forced to re-
tire to the shade of the bench.
Atherton lined a high bouncer down
toward short and Delmas came in too
close, the result being that Charlie was
safe at first When Carson singled to
right Atherton thought he could play
around second without hugging the
bag too closely, but Cravath's throw
to Delmas was all that was needed
and with Schimpff out the side retired
That was about all there was doing
for Portland, for the rest of the time
Carnes and his team mates retired
them in almost one, two, three order
Toward the end the Mudders began
to quit, and when the final inning
came around McCredie was sore be-
cause Perrine called him safe on a
close decision.
The Angels seemed to have a system
of making their runs when two mer
were out. and in three successive
rounds they came through with tally
after 1t looked to be all off. In the
second, fourth and fifth innings the
runs were posted on the final chance
but tust so they did get in Dillon anC
his bunch had no kick coming.
In the second inning the Angels
opened up on Groom and with two hits
scored tally. Cravath started 1t by
a single to right after Dillon had beer
retired, and then stole second. Ju6
Smith forgot his eye and famed, bu
Delmas came to the rescue with 6
pretty and timely two-sacker to left
which scored Cravie. Delmas tried tt
pinch third and retired the side wher
he was caught.
the third before Bernard had chance
to scratch one over short that called
for the initial pillow.
Bernie's bat got In the way or ht
never would have hit it, but the flukt
single did not keep him from landing
on the station safely. Ellis came VI
and missed the first two he swung at,
but the third came right for Rube ant
he walloped it way out in right field
McCredie was there to make a noble
effort, but just managed to touch the
sphere as 1T passed over his shoulder
While the ball was being recovered
Ellis tore around the bags for three
pillows and Bernard walked home tC
register.
Cap Dillon Joined the sprinters' bri.
gade in the fourth and stretched hi.
hit 20 left for three bases, but he was
caught playing off between the corner
and home when Cravie missed on a hi
and run signal. This made Cravie sore
and he lined out a bingle to right ant
stole second Immediately after. Ther
Delmas entered with another single
and Cravath came home on the run,
Smiths coaching at third doing the
work
The fourth run was made because
Carnes was allowed to walk, went tc
second on a wild pitch and scored or
a beautiful double to right by Ellis.
Cravath's double and steal Smiths
single and Demas' pretty sacrifice
were responsible for the fifth run. af.
ter which the Angels slowed down
The score:
LOS ANGELES
B r Fl & n