Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
ANGELS FINALLY
DEFEAT BEAVERS
UMPIRE PERRINE SUFFERS
FROM OFF DAY
RED RANDOLPH DOES BETTER
THAN ON SUNDAY
KinseIIa Allows but Six Safe Swats,
and Locals Make Them Count
for Half as Many
Tallies
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Los AnneIes 8. Portland 2

III HE Angels won heat yesterday
but to tell the truth Umpire Per-
u rine helped them to a great extent.
Nearly every day in the week Bull Is
about the neatest thing in the indicator
line seen at the Chutes, and his slips
on one occasion should be excused, de-
spite the way the bleacherites took it
when he made several beefs which IA
vored the local team.
Red Randolph partially redeemed
himself for the blotch he made of the
job on Sunday by twirling a respectable
game, and although Portland made nine
safe ones, the sunburned kid kept the
hits sufficiently scattered to allow but
a brace of tallies. Six bingles were all
that Kinsella permitted, but a trio of
them were made to count by the Angels
for as many runs.
The scoring did not begin until the
third inning, when the Angels sent a
man clear around the stations, despite
the fact that Portland secured a couple
of bingles right off the reel in the pre-
ceding round. Bernard walked to open
the third, and Oaks was there to lay
down his life. The privilege was re-
fused him, for Danzig muffed the re-
trieve of the bunt, and all hands were
safe.
Dillon liked the bunting stunt, and
dropped an easy one toward Johnson,
which allowed Cap to reach first and
filed the pillows. Brashear flew to Nc
Credie and Bernard beat the throw-in
to the platter, but the other two died on
the bags when Oaks was caught be-
tween bases and Smith performed as
usual in an emergency.
Angels Lose Lead
The Angels held their one run lead
, until the sixth act, when Randolph
loosened up with three hits, two runs
being the result. Kinsella, who opened
the round, was killed, but Casey pecked
one off that was just out of Delmas'
reach. A long fly from Raftery looked
easy for Ellis, but the fielder dropped
the leather, and by the time he had re-
covered 1t second and third were both
checked off the unoccupied list. A fat
young hit to right by McCredie scored
the men, and while the ball was going
to the plate Mac wandered On to the
keystone sack. Smith fumbled Dan
zig's effort, and McCredie was on third,
with the batter at second, but Delmas
took care of Johnson and Dillon OF
Cooney, two runs being the net result.
With two scores to go for the lead
again the Angels collected themselves
and went to work in the seventh spasm.
Casey 1uggled Ellis hit and allowed the
batter to reach first unmolested, and on
Delmas' single he went TO second. john
son failed to toss Easterly's hunt to
first effectively, and by the timG Per-
noll was ready to deliver the soup again
he saw an Angel at each eating house
Ellis died at the plate when Cooney
fielded Randolph's hit to Madden in
time, but Bernard was equal to the
occasion with a single to right which
allowed of ample time for Delmas and
Easterly to score. That ended the
show for Bernard was forced at sec
ond and Dillon sent W a lofty one
which was corralled.
Perrine's Bad Breaks
One of Perrine's bad breaks came in
the first half of the seventh, when he
called Madden out at second. The ball
was sent to Delmas to intercept Mad
den, and when Bull looked everything
was serene. But Del dropped the sphere
on touching the man, an the Indicator
holder let it pass. Another bad decis-
ion in the same act didn't help any, and
Portland also had kick in the third
inning, when Casey was called out.
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