Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-04-13 | Page 18 | Angels Remain in First Place

Angels Remain In First Place Missions Climb With 2 1 Win Over Seals as Gibson Allows Six Hits COAST LEAGUE Team Tum Standings Won n. n Lost Loat Pet Pc Los Lo Angeles 1 2 8 6 4 00 San 5 I Oakland 5 5 Sacramento a 5 s 5 soo Seattle 4 a 8 Portland 4 6 HollYWOOd 3 7 Los Angeles s 2 2 Hollywood 1 2 San 1 Seattle attle U. U Oakland 2 3 Portland 8 6 3 Friday Game Gam Hollywood at Los Loa An elu Missions at aL SILO San night Seattle t I Oakland Portland At Sacramento SAN FRANCISCO April 13 AThe A The S Son ln Francisco Missions loomed Friday as the challenger for tor first place position in the Pacific Coast lC league The l I Missions roSe to second place Saturday by taking their third straight streight Sun game from the San Franc Francisco co Seals 2 to I. I Sara Sam Gibson the Seals Seals' ace hurler allowed Streets aggregation only six ix hits hIls while his teammates were collecting nine but the Missions bunched the bingles where they counted Pitching Duel Los Loo Angeles protected its position at the top of the standings by downing downing down down- ing Hollywood for lor th the third time another 2 to 1 contest that was Q a pitching duel between Pay Fay Thomas of the Angels and Tom Sheehan of the Stars Sars Thomas allowed al lowed six hits Sheehan seven Outfielder Out fielder Smead Jolley hit a 8 home run for lor Hollywoods Hollywood's lone score and First Baseman Jim Oglesby accounted forone for forone one of the Angels Angels' runs by another homer Bobbles s as well as contributed contrib to the Imposing 11 to 2 victory Seattle marked up against Oakland The Indians made three runs in the first tirs Inning without a hit as Hal Hald Haid made his second unsuccessful ful start star t for the Oaks who made mad five errors HaM Wild Haid hi hit two batters with pitched balls and threw wild to to fill the bases bosc in the opening frame Third Baseman Eddie Mulligan muffed a grounder and Catcher Art Bradbury threw wild as the Ind Indians ns scored Haid retired in favor avor of oC Milt Steen Steen- grate grafe in the second inning when the Indians bunched sIx hits to score as many runs After both teams were held scoreless score score- less through sever innings inning Portland collected two runs In the eIghth and for in the ninth to defeat Sacramento Sacra mento 6 to 3