Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-20
BASEBALL GAME;
FOOTBALL SCORE
LOCALS ARE TRIMMED BY KID
M0HLER'S MEN
5ergeman Batted Hard in Opening
innings and Gives Way to NagIe.
Henley Also Sent to the
Bench
STANDING of the Clubs


Clubs. Won. Lost. Pct
Los Angeles ...... y $3.50
san francisco ........ .O42
P"ElgTS P"9ai"Dd ".......,,,., .... : 70 .sss 49,
San Francisco 10, Los Angeles 7.
No, it wasn't a football game, but
only the Refugees and the locals pleas
ing a few of the old fans who go back
before the curve ball for their dope.
These old timers all remember how the
score used to be SO to % in some of the
Ararat league games, so they were all
tickled to death when the slaughter
came off, and the runs piled up all
through yesterdays game.
Maybe the hit column doesn't look
fat also. Freddie Bergeman, who led
off for Berry until the fourth inning,
was touched for the nice little COB of
nine safe ones, and Stats Henley. work.
ing for Mr.. Mohler in the early stages,
was not far behind him. The reason
Henley got off so easy was because
he was thrown out before the locals
got real busy.
Even If he was there with a glass
wing and suffering from one of his off
days, Bergeman was not wholly. to
blame. The bunch behind him acted at
times as though they were trying for
and made all kinds of fancy miscues.
The error column looks small, but that
isn't because there were no plays pulled
off that helped some in the scoring.
Both teams took shot at it, and even
the regulars failed to appreciate much
of the fancy work.
Refugees Score in Opener
The Refugees started on Bergeman
early. In the first inning Spencer drew
wide ones and both he and Mohler were
safe on the pillows when the latter
bunted. Wheeler sacrificed them on a
peg and Spencer came home for the
first run of the day when Hildebrand
singled to left. Williams met one where
the strings come together and scored
Mohler and Hide, the blonde himself
going out in trying to steal third.
One more went to Frisco in the Sec
ond when McClelland led off with a
bingle to center, and went to second on
Streets sacrifice. Henley's SINCE and
two men on the bags didn't help much,
for after Wheeler had sent McClelland
home with his bingle to center the rest
died in their tracks.
The Angels came back strong in their
half of the same round and for a while
the fans picked up their lungs again
and rooted for the scores. Dillon's dou-
BILE helped to start something, and while
Cravath and Nagle were flying out to
Hildebrand, who made a couple of
cross-eyed throws, Cap crossed the
platter with run the first. Eager sin
gled and Freddie Bergeman, who has
been taking batting lessons lately,
banged a nice two-bagger out to the
center field fence, scoring Eager. Berge-
man came in when Carlisle singled to
right and the latter did a little fancy
base running to be caught at the plate
when Ellis beat out an infield hit to
first.
That Awful Third Act
It's a shame to tell about the third
inning, for five runs must be recorded
ere the tale is told. Hildebrand was
given a pass, and when Eager let one
get by him 900" went to second. Will
liams beat out an infield hit and Muir
ply sent Hide home by slamming a
safe one out to right. Bergeman failed
to take care of McClelland's slow bunt
along the third base line, and with the
bags full Street singled to left, scor-
ing Williams and Murphy.
After Henley was out McClelland and
Street tried a double steal, but Kitty
Brashear was there with the big noodle
and Mac was nailed at the plate. Spen-
Ger drew a wide one, and when Eager
made a faux pas in the direction of
second Street scored. Nagle played
with one that Mohler ambled toward
him and Spencer crossed the rubber
with the last run of busy period.
Bergeman was retired after this in
ming and Nagle went on the slab, Hosp,
the new twirler Hen Berry dug up at
San Diego, going in at short. The new
lineup worked like a duck, for Nagle
held things safe all the way through,
allowing but one run during the rest
of the game.
In their half of the fourth the locals
drove Stats Henley to the weeds with a
bunch of well placed hits. Nagle was
there with blngle to left, and Wheel
er played with Eagers effort long
enough for all hands to be declared
safe. Hosp's maiden effort resulted In
fly to Mohler, but Carlisle was there
with his trusty club for a two-sacker
which scored the two men on the cush-
ions. Mr.. Henley rambled over to the
bench after this happening and Hoag
went on the slab. Ellis drove the sphere
down to the newcomer and was safe
when Hoag fumbled. Brashear sacri-
feed Carlisle home, but that was the
end of the real business.
In the eighth Frisco added another
to the total, and in the last act the
locals turned loose on Hoag and sem
one man over the pan before they were
done.
Nagle, assisted by Dillon, made {
fancy double play in the seventh rounC
when they caught Quick and McClel-
land between the bags. With one dowI
Brashear made a fancy stop of Quick,
grounder, but threw wild to Dillon, al
lowing the Refugee to land on second
McClelland lined one to Nagle, wh'
ran down Quick between second anC
third and then threw to Dillon, catch.
ing McClelland off the first pillow. Tn'
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