Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
ANGELS MAKE IT
SEVEN STRAIGHT
Again Defeat Senatorial Aggrega-
ton, This Time by the
Shutout Route
UNABLE TO FIND CASTLET0N
Fitzgerald Tries in Vain to Put a
Stop to Los Angeles
Winning Streak
UNABLE TO FIND CASTLETON
BY JAY DAVIDSON

The Angels made it seven in a row yes
terday when they again defeated Sacramento
whitewashing the Senatorial aggregation by
a to 0 score. Castleton was the stumbling
block to the hopes OF the visitors. his great
speed, wide curves and fine control holding
them absolutely helpless Throughout their nine
tries at bat. Only once did the senators look
like they wanted to score and then they gave
an exhibition that fully explains their pres
ent position in the flag chase. With two
men on bases and none out in the seventh,
they were unable to get a man closer to the
plate than third base, and he was made TO
look like a bush Lacquer by falling for an
old trick that the local sand lotters would
be too wise TO bite at
Los Angeles was a bit slow getting on its
stride, but started the scoring in the sixth,
when two hits yielded the first run of the
game After Ross had popped to Raymer.
Wheeler cracked the ball for short rain
bow journey TO short right. Dillon fouled 10
Thomas and Wheeler went to second. Muir
ply smashed corker to center and wheeler
beat the throw TO the plate. Three more runs
were chased over the plate in the eighth.
when the Angels lit onto Fitzgerald for three
clean hits and many runs, Wheeler
knocked Boardman off his pins with n hot
bounder that went to short left. Dillon hunted
and Fitzgerald threw to Shinn, who muited
the throw. Murphy raised Texas Lacquer
over Raymers head and he, Briggs and Dan
zig raced under 1t and watched il fall be-
tween them, filling the bases with none out.
Murphy tried TO steal home and Smith missed
the ball Thomas catching Murphy at the
plate Smith hit TO Boardman, who Jugged
and Roth scored while he trying TO tame
the ball Castleton fouled for the third out.
The Angels were bit careless in their base
running or they would have made the score
much more one-sided In the seventh Delmas
damned the horsehide up against the top OF
the left field fence, being few inches too
low for home run, and got safely to sec
ond but was thrown out by Perry to Shtnn
in trying to stretch II into three-bagger-
He might have scored had he not fallen as
he turned and started back TO second, In
this same inning Van Haltren helped the
Senators to keep the score down by calling
a slashing grounder over first foul. Daley
was on third and Smith on second when Ross
hit a bounder down the first base line. The
ball bounced squarely onto the bag and
bounded off into foul territory after crossing
the bag Van called it a foul and both run
ners had TO go back to their bases
Fitzgerald pitched good BALL at that, allow
ing only seven hits. but the support he got
in the field and at bat was something aw-
full Six misplays are noted in the error
column by the official scorer and he does not
include a couple OF hobbies that went for
hits when they should have been scored as
errors When it came time to bat they had
a lot OF trouble adjusting their sights and
seldom rang the bell. They will try 1t again
today and Hunt will probably try his hand
at putting a quietus on the long -winded win
ming streak Of the Angels, but as Tozer Is
to twlrI for the Angels the prospect is gloomy
indeed.