Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-27
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Rialto Gossip

Los Angeles stock is booming snow
as a result of the fine showing last
week in the series with the terrible
(?) Commuter band. The Angels took
six in seven games played and judg-
ing from the easy manner in which
the boys won these six games, 1t looks
like the solitary defeat was in the ma
ture of a fluke. Moser beat Thorson
in that game and yesterday the big
how turned the tables with a VEN
geance and had the pleasure not only
of convincing the fans that he is get
ting back into form but was further
delighted at the spectacle of his team
mates driving Moser out of the game
with their reliable clout sticks. Re
viewing the work of the Angels for
the past week, one finds many sources
of happiness and equally as many
causes for sincere congratulation. Inc
bows are stinging the ball in a con-
sistent and most effective manner
The pitching staff finally has rounded
to form until Dillon now has Thorson
Castleton, Tozer. Nagle and Criger as
thoroughly reliable box artists, ana
Klein and Delhi as excellent emer-
gency prospects. The catching depart
ment is the best in the league since
Waring ioined the team. This young
ster will give Danny Long peeve
every time he sees the tabulated score
of a game whel Waring plays. His
base shooting is most beautiful and
accurate, his backstopping, is of major
league caliber, and his batting-oh,
10Y! He will cost the league mag
mates many a dollar this season In
fence repairs. There is not weak
spot in the lineup. and the team is
PLAYING the best ball in the league. 1t
is no longer a hazard to predict that
the Angels will be the one team to
beat for the bunting.
! After the rest today the Angels will
take on the Senators tomorrow for
nine games. including two double
headers, one next Sunday and another
the following day, the glorious Fourth.
IT is not asking too much of the An
gels to win seven of these games, at
least. Nagle probably will pitch to-
morrow and that means that the team
will start off with a victory as the
Judge is in his best form now and
practically unbeatable
Vernon opens a two weeks stand at
Portland and the Seals will entertain
Oakland. 1t looks very nice for the
Angels climbing stunt this week, as
oakland surely will hold the Seals at
least even, and Vernon always has
taken the Beavers into camp.
Simply can't help referring to that
bear cat Waring again. Amt he the
real goods? He almost knocked the
right field fence down at Doyle park
yesterday morning with his heavy ar
tillery stunts and should have had one
home run. That nasty old high sign
stuck onto the fence out there robpeo
him of a sure four-bagger. Warlng
was secured by the Seals from the
White Sox last winter and benched.
When Orendorff was hurt Danny Long
saw chance to get rid of player
he did not appreciate and gladly let
Berry have the best man on his pay
roll. The showing of Waring will serve
to intensity the grudge between Long
and Berry He Is the best backstop
in the league and is sure TO go to the
big brush next year.
It will be a CLASSY bunch that goes
to the big fight on the Berry Hancock
special next Saturday night. With
such sportsmen as Eddie Maier, Hen
Berry. Clarence Berry, Frank Keller
John Brink, Harry Burt, Mel Nord-
linger Tom Darmody, Tom McCarey.
Al Greenewald. Mike Polaski Eddie
Hookstratten, Jim Morley and about
1876 others. there will be no lack of class
and good fellowship. Reserva tions are
pouring into Iancock's Office at such
a great rate that it looks like not less
than $50 local fans will be aboard when
| the choo-choo wagon pulls out of the
Arcade station. Every fellow will have
a bed to himself all the time away
! from home, two diners will provide
the eats in abundance and the trip
will be made under the most satisfac-
! tory conditions that ever featured a
| bie excursion It Is to be strictly a
stag party. no women being allowed:
| and the trip will be in the nature OF
a brief vacation for number of busl-
| ness men. The special leaves Reno on
the return trip at O'Clock Monday
night.
Klein. the Alameda youngster whose
| fine curves and great speed have SO
impressed Hen Berry that he will
keep him regardless of what he may
do in the pitching line this season, Is
too anxious to get in the game He
should have stayed out until his sore
| finger got well, but begged to be al
| lowed to pitch Yesterday. AS long as
! he could handle the ball without
binding himself with pain, he did
Delmas scored, after meeting with tn
third that he handed out to Murphy.