Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
.NAGLE BATS
OFT VICTORY
ANGELS WIN FROM eooDLERs IN
HOT FINISH
Joy and Gray TwIrI Star Ball, and the
Result Is In Doubt Until the
End of the Ninth
Inning
srANDING OF THE CLUBS
o. AngeIen ?. sam Francisco 1.

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Los Angeles 2. San Francisco 4.
Call out the hospital staff and render
first aid to the injured! The Angels
copped a game right at the end of the
ninth inning, and it was one of those
heart-breaking affairs that cannot be
described The best that can be said Is
that every one of the handful of fans
who watched it declared the contest
won by the Angels yesterday had the
real label on 1T when it came to a
windup la Garrison.
And Cap Dillon had to dig into the
sick list to furnish the winner, too.
Judge Nagle, who has been holding
down a berth in the infirmary, nap
pened around with three men on the
bags, two down and Frisco one run, to
the good. 1t was one of those times
when the most rabid fan goes crazy and
the once in a whiler gets on his toes to
watch the doings.
But the judge was there with the
wallop The first one Joy tossed to
him was ball, then Nagle made wide
swing at the next. 1t looked like cur
tains for the locals when he tipped the
third and registered another strike, but
Joy sent it right over the plate and
Nagle swung. Whang And away the
sphere went past Zeider and Cravath
and Brashear who were on the pillows
burned up the ground to get home and
register. That was the end of the
show ana Frisco was one run to the
bad in the hottest finish of the season.
1t was certainly hard luck game
for Joy to lose, for the big fellow cer-
go TIL II cite ho1 ho1
Angels down to four hits, but three
errors, one of which Barney made him
SELF gave the locals a chance they
didn't overlook.
But when it came to pitching Dolly
Gray had to be counted little himself
The old reliable went through eight
full acts without giving the Boodlers a
look-in, and an error in the ninth put
the visitors in the lead with one tally
Then the big show happened, and Nagle
helped his fellow slab artist get away
with another victory.
Up to the last inning no scoring was
done by either team, but some of the
plays pulled off called for lots of noise.
Heine Spencer broke into the game
again and nailed a couple of nice ones
in center field, and Tay Streib and Del
mas kept the fans on the jump with
their work in the infeld.
Pitchers on MettIe
With Joy and Gray on their mettle
the ninth round came with rush, and
when the Boodlers took the field they
were one tally to the good. 1t was the
only thing on the score board besides
looked as though the Boodlers would
cop.
Frisco's scoring period opened up
with Hildebrand at the bat, and 900"
would have been retired at first on his
hit to Delmas had not Bert heaved the
leather wide to Dillon. Spencer fol-
lowed with a safe bunt and sent Hide
on peg, and when Nick Williams
walloped the pill into right field Hide
brand came home with the first run of
the day. Williams played off the bag
a little too far. and Cravath winged the
ball to Dillon in time to nail the curly
one. Irwin struck out and Melchoir
sent his side to the field on a fly to
Carlisle
With the visitors one score to the fat
Cravath came to the bat and followed
instructions by bunting. Irwin shot
the ball over to first in time but Will
liams dropped it and Cavvie was safe.
Brashear was told to follow in Cra-
vath's footsteps, and the third baseman
laid one down toward second that got
by Joy. TIE Kanaka tried to nail it.
but the leather kept on going until
Brash was safe at first and Cravath
roosting on the keystone pillow.
Dillon hesitated a long time before
he allowed Rube Ellis to take his turn
at the bat, but finally the lad walked
up and--fanned. Delmas followed and
repeated the performance and Just to
relieve the tension Cravath and Bra
shear worked the double steal. Eager
was sent in to bat in place of Hogan.
but Joy didn't like Bobby and passed
him, filing the bags.
This was where the big show came
Off Judge Nagle felt like working, so
Dillon stuck bat in his mitts and told
him to go ahead. Nothing but single
could turn the trick. and Nagle was
there with the goods He hinged the
leather out past zeider and Cravath
and Brashear shook up the dust get
ting home Hildebrand's throw from
the field to the plate was nothing much,
and the runners had no trouble in scor-
ing another for the Angels. The score:
Los ANGELES
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