Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
REFUGEES AGAIN
HEAD THE CLASS
HOSP MAKES DEBUT AS ANGEL
SLAB ARTIST
San Diego Boy Allows Only Six Hits
but His Teammates Failed to
Help the Toungster
Much
San Francisco 2, Los Angeles o.

Mr.. Hosp of San Diego made his
debut as an Angel twirler at the Chutes
yesterday and, sad to relate, he allowed
the Refugees to go to the head or the
class and lead the league once again.
At that the busher was not so coarse,
for the visitors gathered but six hits
off his delivery, and they had to fight
all the time for even those.
Several times during the afternoon
the Angels had a chance to get Jones
on their staff and win out, but when
a hit meant anything besides fatten-
ing of the batting average none of the
locals was there with enough eye to
see a balloon. Our old pal oscar Jones
was bending them over for the Seals
and, although the locals connected with
his delivery for nine safe wallops, oscar
shut them out in good style.
Hen Berrys bunch of almost real
carnations came TO the front again,
and this time Hosp was the fall guy.
Somebody turned loose some talk about
the posies coming from the new twirl-
er's San Diego admirers but unless
the ice wears out that same bunch of
flowers will go to every man on the
local team before the end of the season.
Game a Good One
But that hasn't anything to do with
the ball game, for game it can certain
ly be called. In direct contrast to Fri
days exhibition, the men on both teams
played swell ball, and, although three
errors adorn the tally sheet, the per-
formers We're there with the real SAM
pies. Both Cap Dillon and Nick Will
liams, who were holding down the ini-
tial pillow for their respective sides,
were slightly off color at times but
some of the fancy stunts they pulled
off more than made up for the mis-
plays. Kitty Brashear was also little
to the wrong side of the cheesecloth,
but as Brash is always trying he ought
to be allowed to do things like that oc-
casionally.
Hosp opened the game like an old
timer, sending the Seals to the bench in
almost one, two three order. He al
lowed Kid Mohler to get on the bags
with four bad ones, but as the leader
of the Refugees was caught between
first and second almost as soon as he
obtained his lease on life the streak of
wildness on Hosp's part cut no con-
gealed aqua pura.
In the second round the Seals came
through with their first run. Six Hun
dred bit on the benders and was
| famed out, but Williams managed to
poke his wagon tongue into the leather
| for bingle. Quick banged one up
into the air that was easy for Hogan
and the borrowed man, McClelland, am
bled to first on broad ones. Street had
Hosps number all right, and hit the
sphere far enough into the right gar
den to score Williams
Angels Overlook Chance
1t looked like a tie score in the An
gels half of the same spasm, when
| CraVath started something with a sin
gle TO center and went to third when
Nagle came through with a safe one
to the infeld. CavVie thought he saw
chance to get away with a steal
home, but the Refugees were all there
to watch him and the big fellow was
nailed.
The Refugees overlooked a chance 10
pull off a double in the third round
and again It looked like a score for the
! locals. After Hosp had swung at three
pOsies Carlisle and Ellis both nailed a
station with bingles. Brashear hit one
to McClelland, which forced Carlisle al
third, but on throwing across Ia firsi