Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
WHTTEWASH
LIGHT SOX
PAT PHILLIPS PILOTS ANGELS TO
VICTORY
CHICAGOANS PLAY ERRORLESS
GAME IN VAIN
Young College Recruit Holds Veteran
SIuggers to Three Hits for
Five Sensational
Innings

At last the Angels took a smile OF
the wont-come-on variety at the eX-
pense of the White Sox yesterday and
after nine big league innings of strict
ly a pitchers battle laughed loud and
long while the tourists retired to their
dressing rooms disgraeed with to
shutout.
The victory first, last and all the time
belonged to Pat Phillips, the 1Syear-
old st. Vincents college twirler. who
made his debut in his recently adopted
uniform made by Hen Berry's tailors.
After more than month in the hospi-
tai the ex-Saint climbed into the puzzle
pagoda and held the heavy hitting
Yannigans for his five innings with no
runs and but three safe solutions OF his
tantalizing slow ball.
Only the emphatic commands of Cap
tain Dillon kept the proud boy from
remaining in action to personally usher
the Chicagoans to defeat. Coleman
was substituted for Phillips in the
first of the sixth, and although found
with more frequency than the college
youngster was aided perfectly by the
team behind him in holding the SoX
below sea level.
Freeman duplicated Phillips record
of economy until Happy Hogan discoY-
cred his secret in the last of the fourth.
al >
the lucky inning by flying out to Fiene
and Ellis emphasized his lead with a
drive to O'Neil, which was fielded by
the second baseman in time to eaten
"Curley'' at the base. Delmas' now
ever. received the customary reward
for being hit on the vertebrae and a
moment later showed his appreciation
of the gift by embezzling the second
lap of his journey. Hogan's discovery
iCfn nd nf
single to the back yard, which ratified
against Fienes knees long enough for
Bert to get to the bell cord. Happy
advanced to second on the throW-ln.
but was left to die in his tracks Dy
Phillips pop-up to FNiene.
The next act was a repetition of the
previous ones, characterized in the no.
hit run column. The same goes Tor the
Chicagoans' half of the sixth and after
desperate efforts to offset the pleasing
appearance of the Angels score board
ornament the Sox took their turn in
the styx, trusting to the abilities or
Olmstead as a cross-eXamination alien
ist. Immediately upon his ascension 10
the mound, however, the veteran was
battered to the new patch in the center
field fence by Brashear for two
sacker. Smith then forgot the account
charged against him on Hank O'Days S
indicator and Wnlle Trying " SdCl lllSC
Kitty to the triangle cushion bunted
the third strike. Ellis trotted along to
help Anderson hold down the initial
bag on free transportation, but was
forced to keep a foot on the gunny
while Delmas expired in Fiene's NIT.
Easterly brought the legal tender jim
Gle back into the local money with
coollstove drive which scorched off the
end of Osteen's glove and the obese
Kitten loped in to clang the second
bell for his banquetless owner. Cole
man was unable to straighten out ms
light clad colleague and retired the
side without a struggle, Osteen to An
derson. -.
The Angels seventh inning rabbit
foot stayed away when it saw the state
of Joe Farrells nerves, but Right
Fielder Cakes distinguished hlmselt
with a harvest of liner from Fienes $
battering stick, which almost set his
11O pounds of self on the turf, and
when his turn came to grasp the ram
rod doubled to the scoreboy's chalr'
hut received no encouragement from
Wheeler. who flew out to La Jenue.
TOc ANGELES