Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-10
TRIM ANGELS IN SECOND GAME
OF SERIES
PernoII TwIrIs Good Ball and His
Support Is Better Than That
of Burns, the Angel
Pitcher
STANDING oE THE cLuBs
Portland q. Los Angeles 1

portland z, Los Angeles
And what do you know about that?
Judge Mercedes Rosebuds. after TAX
ing an awful lacing Tuesday, came right
back and put up some real ball-real
enough to trim the Angels, anyway.
Perhaps it was because Berry's pets
had worked all the runs out of their
system on the day before that they
didn't ring the bell as often as they
might In at least two instances they
visitors, but something slipped and the
bunch from the city of roses stuck along
In front.
If you look at the show from another
section of seats Pernoll was the reason
for the Angels tumble. The Portland
twirler dealt out just as many safe
swats as Bobby Burns, but the difference
was that the northerner was stingy when
donating something that meant profit for
the Angels. And then the local squad
pecked around in several instances. and
their black marks were four in number
when the error column was totaled.
McCredie, remembering that IA to less
than-one game, shook his gang up be-
fore Quigg called play, and the new lay
out was some onions. Donahue went
back behind the protector, while tho
Judge himself amputated a few well
meant hits which travelled along in the
second baseman's territory. Casey gath
cred in the right garden contributions,
and with Pernoll on the mound the team
had chance to do something.
Burns was poorly supported by the
locals, both in the field and with the
stick The big fellow pitched swell ball.
but with no one to help he was in for
the trimming which Portland dealt out.
One time an Angel got as far as third
base, with only one out, but the rest of
the swatters fell down and refused to
advance him to the place where the bell
ringer sees things.
Portland broke loose in the third round
and one hit meant a tally. Pernoll, the
first man up, was soft, but Donahue, who
followed, managed to get in front of one
and limp down to first. Rafferty's hit
forced him to second, but McCredie' s
triple to right was good for the first
score.
Another tally in the fourth helped the
visitors some more, again single hit
doing the business. Bassey was safe
when Delnas threw his grounder wild to
Cravath and Mott went out to Cravath
who needed no help to make the play.
Another triple, this time by Casey
scored Bassey, but the batter died on
third while Pernoll fouled to Bobby
Eager.
Break Zero Line
Then the Angels broke the goose egg
line, but they were one run behind Port
land when the inning was ended. Cra-
vath opened the round with one of his
customary high flies, and was out when
Rafferty, glued onto the leather Brashear
walked and Rube Ellis helped things with
a single to center. Delmas passed one
down to Johnson, and while the latter
was Juggling it Brashear scored. Del
was caught at first all right, and Eager
ended the round with an out via short
to first.
Portland broke loose again in the eighth
act and helped themselves to a couple
more runs. Burns was wild enough to
walk Johnson, but the latter was forced
at second when Kennedy batted one to
Burns Bassey hit to left and Carlisle
showed some of his three thousand dollar
form by juggling the ball long enough to
give Kennedy a chance to reach third
Mott tore off a screamer to right which
was good for two bags, and Kennedy
scored, Bassey going to third, Casey S
sacrifice, Burns to Cravath, squeezed
Bassey home with the. last run of the
day.
Things looked cheerful for the Angels
off with a nice double to left field. Eager
walked, and Burns struck out The men
advanced base when Donahue let a
pitched ball get by him, but when Ber-
nard bounced one down to Pernoll the
time to get Delmas by about three feet
Carlisle ended all chance for score
when he flew out to McCredie back OF
first base.
Hen Berry was busy all afternoon chal-
lenging the Cubs, whose victorious score
was posted at the Chutes Hen says a
little bet of about ten thousand bucks
would suit him, and that the Angels
will play Chances bunch anywhere from
San Diego to Madawaska, Maine, stop
ping en- route wherever there is homo
plate.
Cap Dillon was out of the game again
and perhaps his absence had something
to do with thee listless manner in-which
the locals performed. Dillon will be
back in uniform again in day or two,
and when he does the change will be
noticeable. The dope from yesterday:
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