Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-17
Naele Pitches Good Ball Until just
Before the End--Three Frisco
Players Left In the
Hospital
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San Francisco s, Los Angeles 8.


"A game is never over until 1t is"-
That's Hen Berry's one and only ak
iom, and since yesterdays game the
Angels rotund manager thinks more
of his little bon mot than ever.
The ninth inning finish on Frisco's s
part is what did it. Up to that fatal
period Judge Nagle, who was bending
them over for the locals, had the
Refugees unballasted and listed to star
board, but by the time the Angels were
ready to perform in their half of the
act even Hy Berry was forced to
leave.
Wow, but what slaughterl Man
after man on the Frisco pay roll came
UP to the platter to sting the choicest
Nagle had to offer, and when the
slaughter was a thing of the dreary
past the bell changed four times. Six
hits, and all Of them stuck in where
they would do the most good, was
what did the work, and there was no
stopping the Refugees until they had
all they wanted.
At the end of the eighth round it
looked easy for the natives. Nagle had
been slapping them over the platter
everywhere but into a wagon tongue,
while our old friend, Oscar Jones, was
more or less of a cinch. Three runs
had been recorded against oscar, while
the judge had been charged UP with
but one.
Refugees Get Busy
With the three to one score against
them the visitors began. The fans
were Just getting up to skidoo when
George Wheeler came along with a
clean single to center. Six Hundred
Hide came next, and his offering was
a fly to center, which was nailed.
Nicholas Williams contributed a single
to left and Murphy filled the cushions
with one to the other field.
Even then things did not look so
very much to the sandpaper, for Nc
Clelland, who has never been known
to swing the bat hard enough to bust
an egg, was next on the list. The un-
expected happened, and the man who
never made hit in his life before
stuck his club in the way Of one that
Travelled to the center field fence, clear
ing the bags of all but the batter who
wound up on the keystone sack.
Even then the stop plug failed to
work. Street went out via Delmas and
Dillon, and Jones sapped one straight
at Nagle, who played with the sphere
long enough to give the speedy oscar
a chance to reach first in safety. Spen-
Ger singled to Cravath's corner of the
garden, scoring McClelland, and the
agony was finally terminated when Kid
Mohler few to right.
Locals Try Hard, but -
That was ALL The Angels, when they
came in for their final round, tried
hard, but there was nothing stirring.
Dillon and Cravie both singled, but
with one out Mohler took care of Del
mas hit and pulled off neat double
play.
The rest of the game has a nice
listen to the local fans. After the
Refugees had scored one in their half
OF the first, the Angels got busy and
found Oscar for one bingle, which
helped two men across. the rubber.
This was followed up in the fourth by
another hit and one more tally to tack
on to the Berry score sheet, and all
through to the beginning of the end
it looked rosy for the locals. But
well, Hen Berry's feelings are tender
so there will be no further reference
to the barbecue.
The Refugees came to this mans
town shy three of their star players,
and will finish theSweek with what
they have on hand. Irwin, Moriarity
and Jones were all left In the north,
suffering from all kinds of things, a
broken wrist and fractured collar bone
included.
This is the hop on yesterdays ex-
traVaganza: