Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-12
SOX BREAK
EVEN WITH
DHLONI7ES
BuSHER KOESTNER PUT IN AT
WRONG TIME
ANGELS WERE IN LEAD UP TO
SIXTH
Rerry's Drafted Talent 'ntroouoeo
Himself by Passing Six straieht
and Locals Went Far
Behind

do 40 saw that Hen Berry literally gave
II avav by trying out Koestner, one Oh
bis drafted box artists, at such an IN
opportune time.
Perhaps it was fortunate that tne
husher was showed on the scales De-
fore he could get chance to thfoW
away q really important contest "HIl
percentages would be docked 1roIil tlie
flag prospects. but II olo seen en- 3 +o,,risrs
TO stay right along with the touIists t's
for half of the nine innings ana theh
To give them an even break py an or-
dinary piece of philanthropy.
such a surprise as the volunteer sac
rifice was yesterday never stared ~ local
fans in the face before Inere "eIe
the Angels one to the merry al the
beginning of the sixth and Red ran
dolph had hardly started to warm up
vet When the Stockings picked up
fhelr willows there was koestner. seven
feet tall and with case OF stage
fright plainly visible from Nam street.
Fortunately Dougherty was hlSh
anouoh To reach The ambitious tOsses
with which the probationer introduced
himseIf and went out DelmaS to Magic.
Then came squatty little Parent anu
he lust stood and watched the blrds ny
overhead Even Atz, who Is a Ialr
sized mortal, didn't attempt to call
d
scrapers trotted along with his pass.
Donohue Ieisurely picked up his pole
and catching one within reacn, burnt
up Nagle. The ramrod first baseman
contributed to the festivities by bounc-
ing his throw against the LETT neld
fence in an effort to curtail Donohue
Journey at second, and Parent and Atz
sailed home. Donohue continued on to
third and after watching Ellis en-
brace a long fly from gannehill, beat
it while the going was good. Smltn
walked. Hahn walked. Jones walked
and, to make room for him on the cir
cult, Shaw had to caper to the bench.
Dougherty came around in regular turn
again and drew his transportation. At
last Parent hoped UP in the air,
banged away, and the fatal half of the
sixth was over-but it might as well
have been the ninth. They didn't make
a single hit off of Hens very youngest,
but they made five runs.
When the opening gong changed no
seventh son of any fourteenth son could
have forecast what was in store for
the Pride of the Acres. 1t was just
such a day in which ball players like
to sweat and improve With each drop
of perspiration. Pop Dillon and Kitty
Brashear held down cushions on the
hosuital seat, but their places We're
admirably filled by Nagle and Hosp,
Red Randolph conducted the cross-ex-
animation process for the Hoganltes
until the coming of koestner, and Nick
Altrock served the puzzles for Comis-
key until he was relieved by Smith.
Happy Hogan and Easterly each took
a turn behind the screen and had for
their colleagues Shaw and Sullivan.
Game by innings:
First Inning
Hahn went out Delmas to Nagle.
Jones followed Randolph to Nagle.
Dougherty popped to Delmas. No runs
Bernard flew to Jones. Oakes
chopped. Hosp few to Jones. No runs.
Second Inning
Parent singled to right. Atz went
out Nagle to Hosp. Parent was caught
mapping at second Donohue went out
TO Nagle. No runs.
Nagle singled over second to center.
Smith hit to Atz and was caught in
company with Nagle, Atz to Parent
to Donohue. Ellis flew to Dougherty.
No runs.
Third Inning
Tannehill walked. Shaw forced Tan
nehill at second on grounder to Nagle.
Altrock famed. Hahn forced Shaw at
second. No runs
Delmas went out Atz to Donohue.
Easterly out Tannehill to Donohue.
Randolph flew TO Atz. No runs.
Fourth Inning
Jones drove to Hosp and railroaded
to base Jones stole second. Dough-
erty flew to Ellis. Jones caught off
base Ellis to Hosp. Parent walked and
stole second. Atz walked and repeated
steal. DonOhue popped to Easterly. No
runs.
Bernard bunted out to Donohue.
Oakes bunted out Tannehill TO Donohue.
Hosp flew to Jones. No runs.
Fifth Inning
Tannehill popped TO Nagle. Oakes
grabbed drive from Shaw after long
sprint. f,asterly was hit by foul tip.
Altrocl singled over second. Hahn ad-
yanced Altrocl1 on nice slam through
short. Jones out Hosp to Nagle. No
runs.
Nagle flew to Dougherty. Smith sin
gled through short to left. Ellis out
Altrock to Donohue. Delmas doubled
on long drive to left bringing Smith
across the plate. Hogan flew to Dough-
erty. One run.
Sixth Inning
Koestner went in box for Angels. Ho-
gan went behind bat Dougherty out
Delmas TO Nagle. Parent walked. Atz
walked. DOnOhue slammed to Nagle,
who threw wild to Hosp, letting Parent
and AtZ home. Donohue advanced TO
third and beat throw in home from
L
Ham walked Jones crowded Shaw
in with free pass. Dougherty drew
transportation md Smith trotted in.
Parent out Koestner to Nagle. Five
runs.
Seventh Inning
Atz popped to Delmas Donohue
singled over short. Tannehill stopped
a bouncer to Delmas, who funbled and
Donohue advanced to second. Sullivan
out Delmas to Nagle. Smith walked.
Ham few to Bernard. No runs.
Hosp walked, drew pass Nagle
struck at ball and was laid out by
being hit for a moment and then
famed. Smith few TO Dougherty. Ellis
flew to Parent.
Eighth Inning
Jones doubled to right. Dougherty
singled and Jones was caught at third.
Dougherty was thrown out at second.
Parent singled to left. Atz doubled to
left, chasing Parent home. Donohue
flew to Oakes. One run.
Delnas drove through second for safe
rest. Hogan popped to Atz. Koestner
drove TO Atz and Delmas stole second.
Bernard flew to Jones. No runs.
Ninth Inning
Tannehill out Hosp to Nagle Sullivan
drove to Hosp, who bobbled and threw