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Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-04-05 | Page 16 | Los Angeles Only Outfit Undefeated

Type issue
Date 1934-04-05
Paper Salt Lake Telegram
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
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Article Title Los Angeles Only Outfit Undefeated
Type article
Date 1934-04-05
Paper Salt Lake Telegram
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
Page 16
OCR Text Los Los Angeles i Only Outfit Undefeated Angels Set Portland Down 5 4 in Ten Inning Game Seals Win Over Seattle PACIFIC CO ST LEAGUE Won Lost Pet Los Angeles 2 1 0 1000 Hollywood 1 1 San Ban Francisco 1 1 Seattle 1 1 OO Missions j 1 i 1 soo Oakland I 1 i 1 soo i 1 1 PortlAnd 0 2 o Los Lo Angeles 5 Portland 4 San Sl Francisco I 1 Seattle 3 Oakland 6 hollywood 4 Sacramento 3 Missions 2 Portland at Games Los A Angeles Thursday SeUle ilL at Can an FranciSco Bt at Oakland Missions at Sacramento SAN FRANCISCO April 5 V IP- Generally picked as the club to beat beatin beatin in the 1934 Coast League pennant race Los An Angeles today was the only Undefeated un Un- defeated team in the circuit as the se sea season 1 son son entered its iLs third day Although home runs ruis were ful throughout the league fewer hits and errors errOl'S showed tighter baseball aft fl r a loosely played opening day Score on Errors It was on an error that the Angels scored a tenth inning run to defeat the Portland Beavers 5 to 4 after Ed Bryan Beaver pitcher had hit a homer in tile the ninth Inning to tie the score In the last hall half ot of the tenth grounded to third Sheely Beaver catcher let English's throw roll through him and Demaree scored the winnIng run Iun All four of Portland's uns un resulted from homers Blacker by and Cox each connecting in the seventh the thc latter with one on base After bowing to Seattle in the open Ing days day's only unset the thc San Francisco Francisco Fran Fran- cisco Seals came back yesterday to defeat the Indians 7 to 3 A third ning rally in which the Seals scored five runs proved Seattle's downfalL Hermann on the mound for the Seals shut the trIbe until the sixt when they scored once in two hits or of the IndIans In Inthe Inthe the seventh Homer om r DecIdes Issue A circuit clout In the ninth inning gave Oakland a 6 to 4 victory over Hollywood The Stars were leading 4 to 3 when Jack Polish recruit re cruit from Honolulu was sent in ns as n a pinch hItter and rapped out a homer bringing In two men before him Another home un Iun was responsIble for Sacramento's 3 to 2 win over the San Francisco MissIons Lea Osten Osten- berg lifted one over the fence in the eighth with two on Stroner's homer with one on in the first inning brought the Missions their two tallies
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