Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-15
HEAVY HITTING
WINS FOR GIANTS
NEW WORKERS SLASH OUT
LONG DOUBLES
"lron Man" Meelnnity Starts New
York Twirling and Is Replaced by
Ames-csrllsIe Continues
Fast Work

with two outs yesterday afternoon
and the score 4 to 8 in favor of the
Giants, Happy Hogan slashed rousing
triple to right field.
Pandemonium reigned, for visions of
tie loomed up with great attractive
ness to the goodly crowd of fans gath
cred at Chutes park. Ellis was sent in
to bat for Nagle and the youngster re-
ceived all the verbal aid that could be
rendered.
But Ames was clever yesterday.
Twice Ellis allowed elusive strikes to
swirl over the plate without an effort
to connect. The third time he swung
hard and missed a corking drop by sew
eral inches. The game was over and
McGraw's men hurried to partake of
more practice.
Now that the soreness is pretty well
worked out, the Giants apparently cam
not be given too much in the way of ex-
ercise. McGraw is not forced to drive
| them, as every man of the squad is
anxious to round himself into perfect
form.
The little Giant manager seemed con-
tented yesterday as he watched his men
practicing before the game. He said:
I'VE leave tomorrow night for San
Francisco, but 1 wish we had just one
more week, of this weather / can't
keep them from work now, and as they
are over all the soreness another week
would put them just right. We have
never experienced such training climate
and 1 hope that next year will see us
back again."
Yesterdays game was strictly on
merits, as not one error marred the af-
ternoon's play. When two outs had
been recorded for the Giants in the first
inning it seemd as though Bergeman
was making a nice beginning. A few
moments later and it seemed as though
two -baggers would never cease, so
heartily did the Giants lay up against
the ball.
Shannon lined out to Plake, the new
Angel short stop, who also made neat
pickup and throw of Burke's testy
bounder. Art Devlin strolled up and
lashed out corking double to the left
field fence. Cy Seymour, who has been
gradually regaining his batting eye,
ripped off a two-sacker which landed
in the neighborhood of Clarence Cra-
vath. Devlin came in on Cy's swat.
Bowerman, the big gray-haired catch
err swung his stick into Bergeman's
next offering, and as the ball shot to
the left-field fence Seymour crossed the
plate, while Bowerman reached second.
McGann decided that enough was doing
and flew to center.
Hannifan distinguished himself in the
second by reaching Smiths hot ground
er as it crossed toward second. The
dentist went out at first.
Great was the joy in the fourth inning
when two runs, which tied the score,
flashed out on the board. Carlisle, on
whom none of the Giants appear to
have anything opened with a terrific
drive which sent Cy Seymour running
toward the center-field fence. AS Cy
made heroic efforts to locate the ball
Carlisle was shooting around the sacks
like wild man and drew up at third
amid the exuberancel of Angel fans.
| Kitty Brashear continued the good
work with a'Texas Lacquer over second
which scored Carlisle, Brashear reach
ing second on the throw in. Dillon sim
| gled to left. Cravath forced the left
fielder at third. Dillon spoiled further
chances of run getting by being caught
off second, Devlin tagging him out. Jud
Smith singled to second and tailed
Cravath. Had Dillon stuck to the bag
the score would have been tie in the
NINTH Smith was out trying to make
second.
Corcoran pulled off a peculiar stunt
in the fourth. With Hannifan on first,
Cercoran attempted>to sacrifice by toss
| ing his bat at the ball. A pop-up re-
suited, and Hannifan was doubled at
first, as he made tracks to the key
4 stone sack
Bowerman retired from the catcher S
place and gave way to Bresnahan in
the fifth. Strang, who went to bat for
Bowerman, was given base on balls.
Sammy took third when Mike Shannon
singled to center. Mr.. Burke for the
second time during the game ripped a
double to the outer gardens, scoring
Strang and Shannon.
Ames went on for New York in the
sixth, taking McGinnity's place.
Sensational fielding by Cravath feat
ured the eighth. Bresnahan, who was
given a base on balls, stole second
McGann singled to right field and Cra-
vath shot the ball to Brashear, who
relayed it on to the plate, mailing Bres-
nahan. McGann had reached second and
attempted to score when Corcoran sim
gled to right. Cravath winged the
sphere home and caught Mac sliding to
the plate.
Nagle took Bergeman's place in the
sixth and the Giants were unable to
solve him effectively.
Berry had a new short stop working
yesterday, and for the first time out
Plake made a favorable impression,
though he was unable to meet the ball
safely.
The Giants will leave for San Fran
cisco tonight, and according to plans
yesterday another game will be played
here Monday with the Angels.
Happy Hogan made his first appear
ance in an Angel suit.
The Seraphs line up tomorrow after
noon against the st. Vincent nine.
The score:
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