Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-01
ANGELS WIN THEIR FIFTH
GAME OF SERIES
1ergeman TwirIs Clever Ball During
the Early Innings, but Goes
Up, and Gray Is
Called In
Los AnaeIes a. San Francisco 8.

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All week long Oscar Jones has been say
ing that they were saving him for sunday
SO that the Boodlers could get away Oh
the Owl in plenty of time.' Oscar inquired
that he would wallop the Angels into
shutout and that the game would be sc
short and sweet that there would be nc
hurry about grabbing the Pullmans.
Well take look at the score ana see
what happened to Mr.. Jones. Winnie ne
wasn't exactly a mutt, and pitched COCO
ball all the way through, Oscar t1gureo
without his hosts, and the fifth game o1
the series came to Berry without extra
work
The Boodlers went away heartbroken
When they hit this town Kid Mohler was
swelling around and making Talk 10
the effect that the Angels would be lucky
If they got more than two games. some
of the Kids figures were even closer tnan :
that, but he was sure that MS men "oulu
go away leading the league.
Some way Mohler's calculations Wenl
astrav. and the locals are still at the top
of the column where 1t says games won
and lost Portland is the next Vicriin'
and although they managed TO peat tiie
Angels a few games in the last series,
with conditions changed the Mudders can
possibly repeat the performance.
But to get down to yesterday strussle'
Los Angeles started out to throw 1t INTO
Oscar right off the reel, and Barnard, the
first man I'D, drew four balls without a
sign of a strike. He was sent on from the
initial pillow when Ellis sacrlnceu' ana
toolx a big lead while he flashed the MT
and run signal to Brashear. The latter
was there with a bingle over third ana
Bernie crossed the pan with the opening
tally.
One More for Angels
Two hits in the third were good for an
other rum which was secured after hogan
and Rergeman had been retired. Bernard
hated to take the money, but he lit on
one ANYHOW and set it into deep right FOR
a clean two-sacker. Shaughnessy throw
to Noriarity was muffed and Bernie went
on to third.
Bush Ellis thought he saw chance TO
do something and picked one of the END
of the wagon tongue for single over
Mohler The Boodler went up In the ar
after the leather, but the best he could DO
was to knock 1t down, giving Bernaru
chance to come home.
Frisco tied the score in the sixth spasm
by getting to Bergeman for a pair of safe
ones which called for a like NUMBER OIL
rms. Before this time Bergeman had
been pitching the swellest kind OF ball
and had allowed but one measly blngle,
but when the Boodlers once got his goat
1t was all off.
bingling over second but he had short
lease on life when Spencer hit to Dillon,
who heat Oscar to second with the
leather. Moyler unlimbered his batting
arm and slapped one over into left neiu'
which Bush Ellis tried hard for, but
missed Bernard backed the Busher up
and fielded the ball in, but not before
Spencer had reached third and Mohler
the second sack.
Rergeman failed to steady down and
filed the pillows by walking Moriarity.
A wild pitch added to the agony, for 1t
gave Spencer a chance to come home
without working, but things might have
stopped right there had Jud Smith taken
care of Hildebrand's easy grounder. AS
it was, Jud booted the ball around long
enough to send Mohler home but he
made up for it by pulling off a double
unassisted on Irwins line drive toward
third.
Locals WaIlop Oscar
The Angels came right back in their half
of the same inning, and just to show how
good they were put two more runs across
to secure the lead again. Ellis drew his
second single of the day, and Brashear
laid down his life. Dillon waltzed one out
to Mohler which took high bounce over
the Kids head, and while Ellis was beat.
ing the throw home Cap slid into the
second pillow in safety. Cravath tore one
off right through Jones, which put Dillon
on third, and when Smith followed suit
with a bingle to left the second run of
the round was recorded.
Three hits in the seventh act netted the
Boodlers but one run, although Bergeman
was up in the air and falling for pretty
near anything. Williams was an out to
Brashear, but Shaughnessy tore off
double to center that Travelled clear to the
fence Street picked out a hole right
along the third base line and sent Shaugh-
messy home, and although Spencer walked
and Mohler singled there was nothing
more doing with the tallies.
Dillon was afraid to take a chance with
Bergeman after the Angels were again in
the lead, and although Freddie probably
would have settled down and won his
game he was taken out to give way to
Gray. Dolly was there with his best, and
in the next two innings retired the Wis.,
itors without semblance of hit. The
dope:
LOS ANGET,ES