Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-29
SCORE BY INNINGS

SUMMARY
Struck out-By Lafferty, 7; by Ritchie l.
Two-base hits-Mountain Moyneau. Three
base hit-Ciarke. Hit by pitoher--van slycke
Umpire-Friedenberg.
Highland Park and Huntington Beach
clubs played at Huntington Beach yes
terday, the Highlanders winning by a
score of IL to 8. Ash, pitcher, and
JURY, catcher, for the winners, and
Harkness, first baseman, got two-bag-
gers, while Cambria and Clark, for the
Huntingtons, copped three baggers. The
score
Highland Park II, hits 12 errors 5.
Huntington Park 8, hits 5. errors 1.
Batteries-Ash and Jury; Deprey
and Batchelder.
The Emerson Stars won from the
Sylvas at Prayer park yesterday after
noon by the close score of to 6. Score:
Emerson Stars z, hits 10. errors 2.
| Sylvas 6. hits s, errors 2.
Batteries-Hansen and Botello; APP
person and Mcdonald.
The Racycles baseball nine defeated
the Woodill & Hulse club on the Agri-
cultural diamond yesterday, to 2.
| Clark for the Racycles struck out thir-
teen opposing batsmen. Score:
Racycles 9, hits 10, errors 8.
Woodill & Hulse Q, hits 7, errors 2.
Batteries-Clark and Mccoy; Wyman
and Duncan.
The Hynes Baseball club bested the
Mccormick team on the Hynes dia-
| mond yesterday by a score of IA to 8.
| Batteries: For Hynes, Annis and Cor
don; for McCormicks, Marshall and
Riggs.
Norwalk and Los Angeles Athletic
club teams tried conclusions at Nor
walk, the l.. A. A. c.. team winning by
the score OF to 8. Guernsey, for the
L. A. A. c., struck out eighteen men.
The Avalon team opened the baseball
season at Catalina yesterday and was
defeated by the Riveras in an eleven
inning game by the score of 10 to 8.
At San Bernardino the Santa Fe bail
team defeated the Independents 10 to
l.. 1t was good game, despite the one
sided score.
The fans gave Dolly Gray an ova-
tfon three different times in the third
inning, when the premier twirler
famed the side out in quick order. Dol
ly pitched winning game. but. as
usual, was given rotten support at bat
and even then he would have won had
his fielders attended to business. The
official score shows only one error,
yet Bernard and Smith turned out a
pair of muffs in the ninth that helped
Johnson to live when he should haYe
been retired in each instance. Then
Johnson discourteously won the game
by scoring the wining run few Sec
onds later.
Tom Carrigan, the mining magnate,
had his usual seat in the box at the
rear of the press box and enjoyed life
hugely until the fifth inning. Even
after Bernard flew to McCredie in the
ninth. There is no game like baseball
for Carrigan.
Fully 5000 fans sat through the game
yesterday, the grandstand being
crowded, as were all the bleacher
stands, and the crowd was noisy in ex-
pressing its appreciation of the good
plays. Berry says that last wesk was
the record week since he has been at
the head of the Angel club and while
the preceding week was a record
breaker, last week put several hundred
dollars more into the treasury than the
preceding week.
Fl. B. Woodill, Corney Pendleton and
Tom Stevens occupied their box ad-
joining the press stand and became
real chesty as long as the Angels were
In the lead, but when Portland began
to score in the fifth and tied up the
tally sheet Stevens said ne was afraid
he was the jinks and moved into an
other box, being moved to this action
by the same sort of superstition that
makes losing poker player walk
around his chair. 1t failed to charm,
however, and Tom looked the picture
of one who has just heard of the death
of dear friend when the game was
finished.
Perrine was in such disfavor with
the bleachers that after he had given
several close decisions on balls and
strikes a beautiful and highly colored
lemon was rolled to his position from
the left field bleachers. Everybody
laughed of course, but Bull appreci-
ated the incident and put the lemon in
his blouse.
The fans are pleased to note that
Judge Nagle is getting back to his 1906
form, when he was the star twirler of
the league Nagle has pitched the best
ball in the league this season and al
ways was decidedly popular player.
Cakes made a beautiful running
catch of a high one. in the eighth that
drew forth great applause from the
happv fans. Cooney raised one that
looked like a cinch for three bases and
Groom was occunying first. Oakes had
to run backward and jump into the
air to pull 1t down, but he turned the
trick neatly, preventing a sure score.
Pitcher Clark of the Racycle team
is one of the best professional