Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-24
ALL STARS
MAUI ANGELS
NAeLE LETS DOWN FOR EIGHT
RUNS IN SEVENTH ACT
TwinkIers Get Eighteen Hits and
Pound Angel Twirler All Over
the Lot in an Exciting
Game
Stars, 10; Angels. I.

Stars, 10; Angels, 4
Buck Francks' bunch of eastern stars
lived up to their name yesterday at
chutes and put Nagle strictly on the
blink in the seventh act, registering eight
rms in such swift succession that the
locals got lost in the woods hunting for
the ball.
Thc twinklers did the deed in spite Of
McIntyre and Oscar Jones, who we g
mauIed all over the lot Mac was taken
cut in the sixth inning but 1t did little
good. as Oscar proceeded to present SIX
bits to Happy Hogan's crew.
Easterly played a real game and dis
tinguished himself by taking advantage CT
a dramatic setting in the fatal seventh
when bases were full with none out The
San Diego kid mauled dream to left
field fence, scoring Householder and Ray
mcr and started the great batting rally
that swahped Nagle's glass arm
Jimmie Toman lost his spectacles yes
terday afternoon and rendered numerous
decisions that were as rotten as he could
possibly make them, but as he played no
fayorites both teams suffered from ms
blindness about equally.
Frank Chance failed to give the grand
come-along on first base for the stars,
and the fans were naturally sore at TINS
disappointment, as Berry had announced
with great gusto that the captain-man-
sger of the Chicago Cubs would cover the
initial bag for the visitors.
The crowd was too small TO give erieotir-
sgement to even sand-lot aggregation,
and the players felt the slight and showed
il in their loose playing
Bernard led off for the Angels on walk
in the first Carlisle knocked a hot
giounder which Mcintyre fell over and
missed. Beckley went out at first. Cra-
vsth flew to right and Bernard scored on
the throwin. Kitty Brashear famed.
In the fourth inning Raymer walked on
NasIe. Francks went out on a good stop
by Shay. Raymer was caught at second
on Easterly's safe bounce to Nagle. Nc
Intyre smashed three-bagger to center,
Ellis Juggling, and Easterly attempted 10
run home ON the long THROWN but was
touched at the plate. although Jimmy
Toran made raw decision and called
him safe. The game went on in spite of
a mob that ragged for the umpire's blood.
Iiawier singled to right center, scoring
Mcintyre. Sheehan popped to Bernard.
Mcintyre Batted Hard
in the second half of the fourth the
Angels beat Mcintyre all over the back
yard Beckiey and Cravath took their
bases on being hit by pitched balls. Bra
shear flew to Sheehan. Shay hunted and
SnOulu nave DeeQ easy out Dul hc-
lntyre struck him with the ball on throw
ing to Courtney and Beckley scored while
the ball rolled off Ellis smashed a beauty
through Francks, scoring Cravath. Shay
stole third and home cleverly Eager
went out, Roy Brash to Courtney. RUDE
stole third. Mcintyre seemed 10 lose his
nerve, and Nagle mauled to left field
fence the ball striking near the foul line,
scoring Ellis. Bernard went out on Couct-
neys good stop of a hot liner along the
first base line.
The All Stars put Oscar Jones in 70
pitct in the second half of the sixth.
Shay hit to left and took third, scoring
on Sheehan's passed ball. Ellis went out,
Francks to Courtney. Eager fouled to
Sheehan. Nagle drew two strikes AMI
then made a baymaker, but Toman never
saw it. and he finally flew to Lawler on d
fine catch by the latter.
The seventh inning was disastrous for
the Angels and the Stars led Nagle to tue
slaughter like a sheep. Householder took
his base on being hit by a pitched ball.
Raynler singled TO center. Francks sim
eled to right center, filling bases. East
crly slammed to left field fence, scoring
Eddie and Raymer Oscar hit past first,
scoring Francks and sending Easterly tc
third. Lawler flew to right and Easterly
scored on the THROWN, Sheehan joined
the big rally by singing to left center.
Maggie hit Roy Brashear, filling the bases
for tho second time in this half. Court
ney SMASHED a two-bagger to right field
scoTdng Sheehan and Jones. Eddie
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