Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-09
AWFUL KILLING MARKS THIRD
MEETING OF TEAMS
TOURISTS TRIED, 5UT COULDN'T
STOP RUSH
Score Was the Only Lopsided Part of
Contest and Startling Features
Were Much in Evil
dence
BY J. b. woODsIDE

ers' association, saw Comiskey':
Stockings get the most complete base
ball immunity bath that a 'busf
league" team ever dosed out to fas
company yesterday afternoon wher
the Angels trimmed the White Sox t.
the tune of II to 8.
The Chutes park high water marx
for attendance was broken by three
hundred, and the sun of one of the
most glorious Sundays the weather
man ever gave to happy fans SCI
on the most loyal delegation of Her
Berry's apostles that ever trooped out
to the acres after the announcement
of the diamond party.
So much for the word picture. just
bet your electric belt, or anything else
that's left after the Derby, gentle
reader that no 1--WE didn't try tale
will go from the Stockings concerning
this game, because Comiskey's bread
winners put forth the darndest effort
team ever made to save itself from
defeat. Every twirler on the Tourist
staff was put on the firing line, but
each new one who faced the Angel
hickories was swatted a little harder
than his predecessor and eventually
touched for a trip or two or three
around the circuit.
Although the score would look ike
a sand-lot result, there was nothing
especially one-sided about the contest
except the blackboard synopsis. 1t is
true that Doc White got away wild
when he took charge of the puzzle
department for the Sox, but for that
matter free transportation was forth
coming from all of the box talent.
The sensational climaXes We're there
in abundance to tickle the appetite or
the scientific dyspeptics. Cakes, Ber-
nard and Dillon kept up continuous
at their stations. The little
right fielder, who came to Henri on
probation, won himself an everlasting
berth by accepting his two chances
under big handicaps in both cases.
One opportunity was grabbed by the
forelock by Cakes in the way of a drive
from Sullivan's lam rod, which had to
be chased almost to the bleachers.
His other chance came direct from
Fielder Jones, the heaviest hitting
player in the special train, and Cakes
had to tip over a couple of fans i'll
deep right to perfect his percentage
Bernard's offerings were of much the
same style and necessitated long
spirits out his territory to stage them
properly. Hosp and Dolly Gray were
enough to hold the Soxs share of the
total down to what it was, while Doc
White, owen and Smith were called to
the front by Comiskey, and another IN
ming would have probably seen Walsh,
the spitball wizard, screwing on the toe
plate.
After the consistent run of three
trips taken in as many sessions by the
champions, the Hoganites caught up
and only one perilous moment threat
ened to put a stop to their gallop. In
the first of the third Dolly Gray hung
70 ba
tossed three wild ones to Jones, but fol-
lowed them up with queries which split
the plate which the big center fielder
watched go by, and then bumped out
to Cakes.
Game by innings:
First Inning
Gray walked Hahn and Parent bunt-
ed safely down the third corner chalk,
giving Hahn a boost to second. Dough-
erty bunt sacrificed Hahn to third
and Parent to half way station. Davis
grounded out Smith to Dillon, but
Hahn escaped to pasture before Dillon
could return. Donohue bounced to Dill
lon and out. One run.
Bernard found space in the sun par
Tor for safe rest and went a notch
farther on sacrifice by Oaks. Dillon
drew a pass, but Brashear couldn't
get high fly over Hahn and Dillon
was caught dead to rights when get
ting back to the first roost. No runs.
Second Inning
Tannehill doubled on slam to Smith |
and Jones pushed him along. but went
out to Dillon. Sullivan timed sky
5craper to Bernard to allow Tannehill |
% beat the throw in across the rubber |
White flew to Bernard. One run.
mt l.
oortunfty to trot to third with a single |
irive through Donohue. Delmas few |
TO Dougherty and Smith railroaded |
nome ahead of the throw in. FasterIy
walked. Gray bounced over White to
Davis, but Ellis went to sleep at the
middle post. Davis to Donohue for
gray retired the side. One run.
Third Inning
Hahn singled to right. Parent fol-
owed safely over short and Hahn went
long to keep an engagement with Bra
hear. DoughertY's bunt sacrificed Hahn !
o third, but went out Smith to Dillon.
\ panic started by Davis scratch over
hird brought Hahn across the rubber
md to celebrate the occasion Davis |
,oodled to second crowding Parent to
he 1inal corner. However, Donohue |
vas not equal to the emergency and |
q
rec trip to create more excitement, but
oaks ran down Jones' final contlibu.
ion. One run.
This half was one of the epochs or
pasms or anything else that means
;ore. Bernard picked out a place in
hort left to start the slaughter and
Davis helped the Angels by bobbing
rive from Oaks. Dillon sacrificed
Bernard to third and Oaks to second
h aJon |
o come in on fly to Jones. Smith
ollowed with a double on a scratch to
Parent, which the souatted shortstop
umbled and threw wild, while Oaks
printed to the bench. Ellis doubled on
beautiful drive TO right and Smith
egistered the third run of the act.
)elmas few out on long slam to Jones.
'hree runs.
Fourth Inning
Sullivan chopped. Owen Went out on
rive to Cakes, which the little right
ED guard gobbled on sprint almost to
econd. Hahn few to Bernard, who
duplicated Cakes trick. No runs.
Owen put in box for Chicago. East
rly walked. Gray seized the willow
nd put a dent in the right field fence
" two cushions and Easterly advanced
third. Bernard bounced grass cutter
, Donohue, but beat him to base Oaks
opped to Davis. Dillon sacrificed Ber-
ard to third. Brashear got a clean one
yer third, letting Gray and Bernard in
pasture Two runs.
Fifth Inning
Parent cut Delmas to Dillon. Dough-
'ty hit to Dillon and stole second on
lid throw, Dillon to Gray. DoughertyI