Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-02

As if relenting for the fearful drub-
bing administered to the Hoganites in
saturdays game, the Angels allowed
Happy Hogan's men to annex the
morning game at Chutes park yester-
day by the score of 10. Although the
Los Angeles team managed to connect
with eight safe hits, as compared with
Vernons seven, remarkable Unfolding,
couple with good stick work and ex-
cellent base running, placed the An
gels on the short end of the score. 1t
was in the third inning that the
slaughter of Dillon's men occurred.
The Vernon city players swatted big
Thor sen from one end of the lot TO
the other, punching five safe hits in
Que inning and scoring six of their
seven runs. The Angels rallied in the
latter half of the game and held their
opponents down, allowing them not
another hit, but were unable to IN
scribe anything but goose eggs on
their half of the blackboard. Hogan s
band of diamond artists were roundly
cheered for their classy performance.
Angel Batting Bee
In the afternoons contest the Yer
non city team again started out as
though to place the Angels on the
short end of the score, buc were un-
able to score more than the one run,
which they squeezed over IN the titst
inning. The game was somewhat
slow exhibitor an hour and fifty min
utes being occupied In playing the fuIl
nine innings. Although the early Part
of tie game was characterized by
several poor plays and Indifferent
fielding, a number of brilliant catches
partially redeemed matters before the
close. After Dillon got his band OF
Seraphs we'll in their stride they con-
nected with Schafer for thirteen safe
hits, a most unlucky number, for the
Vernons.
The Angels started the ball rolling
In the second inning when Third
Baseman Mott dropped a pop up from
Delmas, scoring Smith. The Vernon
boys tried to score another run IN the
second, when by means of single
and sacrifice hit Coy negotiated
three laps of his homeward journey
but was unable to connect with the
home plate, dying at third. The An
gels again started something in the
fourth inning, when Dillon smashed a
liner through Schafer, which was soon
followed by nice single from beall. III
with two men on bases, Wheeler fieW
to Bernard, but Smith, who followed
Wheeler to the plate, scored another
single. filing the bases. With man
at every corner, Delmas lined out
what appeared to be a clean hit, but
which was gobbled up by StoYall IN q
spectacular manner, saving the YER
nonites from being showed under IN
that inning.
More of the Thirteen
In the first of the sixth the Angels
started a batting bee, when Goodwin
singled, and later reached second on
Dillon's sacrifices Beall walked ana
Wheeler drove a speedy two-bagger
1,o III oh i
famed but was followed by Delmas,
who lined out a speedy grounder
through Bernard, tallying both Beall
and Wheeler. In the last of the sixth
inning Goodwin made beautiful run
ming catch of Stovalps long drive
which appeared to be. a clean NIT
Goodwin was enthusiastically applaud
ed for making one of the prettiest
cne-hand catches during the entire
season at Chutes park. In the first or
the seventh Goodwin negotiated neat
burt. reaching first base several rect
ahead of the ball Dillon scored MS
second hit in the eighth inning, when
Inv a well-placed hit into the left gar
den he collected two bases. Ihe An
oa1s wound up the game with their
last run when Ross lined out long
tyo- barg into the left field and
nearly into the fence Stovall failed
TO get Daley's fly after a good effort
and Goodwin singled, scoring ROSS
Dillon flew out to Coy.
The Vernonites made their last des-
rerate stand in the ninth inning, but
beycnd getting two players on the
bases were unsuccessful in accom-
piishing anything. Haley dropped a
hall in Dillon's nit and was followed
bv GOV. who connected with nice
single. Mott duplicated Coy's per-
Ta,.T1once and was followed by Hogan,
,,,,o Hned out a swift liner to Delmas.
Dolmas % forwarded the ball to Wheeler,
Who In turn connected with Dillon for
The only double play of the contest
The scores: