Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
MAKE 1T A sTANDoFF ON HITS
AND ERRORS
Northern Crew Makes a Noble but
Intellectual Effort to Rally In
the Ninth Period of
Good Game

Henry Rerry's Angel children did things
TO their guests from Oakland yesterday
when the local boys took the third game
Of the series from the Commuters by the
score of toll a large crowd Of rooters
turned ont to cheer the local boys up an
other notch.
Tsr-,S and EsSsr tossed the leather for
che Seranhs. Wright. who did things TO
the angelic host once this week. was put
on the slab yesterday. but failed 10 repeat
his performance. Six hits and three errors
,,-era scored nv each team, but the Angel
city delegation managed 10 lead its CO.
horts around the diamond three tunes
while the visitors went the rounds only
once.
The game was on the one. two, three
order. with few sensational features TO re-
ward the loyal committee of noise makers
in the bieachers. Oakland took first
chance at the big stick. Jim Smith, the
FIRST man up. hit to Jud Smith. and when
that worthy made wild throw TO nrst ne
advanced to second. Van Faltren made
another hit. planting the ball in the right
of the garden and advancing smith 10
third. Smith was caught at the plate on
throw to Egan. Van Haltren frollckeo
across the plate on wild pitch, scoring
the inning was lone, two, three ana
gave the visitors another chance.
Some That Were Blanks
The second third and fourth innings
brought nothing for either side. oakland
single hit in the fourth failed to bring IN
a tally The visitors also got a heetlls
glance at the ball in the fifth, but dld not
make good use of their sole opportunity.
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fifth when Jud Smith drove beautiful
bingle to center going to third when
Delmas hit to right. On Egan's hit 10
right he scored for the locals. The inning
closed with the teams tied.
In the sixth, with two men out, onion
walked The doughty captain went TO
third when Cravath planted the ball in the
right field Heitmuller's wild throw giving
him a chance to score, putting the local
boys ahead
Oakland saw the ball again in the
seventh when DevereauX singled to left.
Wright hit to Delmas, forcing DevereauX
at second. and Oakland's chance was lost.
In the eighth Los Angeles connected
with the sphere for another single that
netted a run. With Bernard out, Carlisle
was hit by the pitcher. While the
strangers were enjoying a brief nap Car
isle quietly stole to second. Bliss en-
deavored to catch him at second, but on
Egan's muff of Bliss throw he went to
third In endeavoring to catch him be-
tween third and home Carlisle scored.
Brashear singled to right, Dillon hit to
right and was thrown out at first Score:
Los Angeles, 8; Oakland 1.
Rally in Ninth Fails
In the ninth the northern brethren made
a noble attempt to retrieve their lost for
tunes but failed to make good. For
a while it looked as if the northern boys
had a chance. Haley hit in front of the
plate, and Burns, after juggling the ball
a few ages, threw wild to Dillon, giving
Haley his chance to go to second
Devereaux drove long fly to Bernard
who let it drop Wright hit to Jud Smith,
who forced DevereauX to second. Jim
Smith was hit by a pitched ball. Van
Haltren flew to right and Cravath coupled
Haley at the plate on the throw in. This
double was one of the prettiest plays of
the game and shut out the visitors from
the game.
After today the local boys will leave for
Oakland and Los Angeles fans will not be
gladdened by a sight of their home team
until August 20. The boys will leave to-
night.