Angels" Homer in Ninth Ends Wild Night Against Yankees ANAHEIM, Calif. - When the Angels lost their ace, Jered Weaver, after throwing only 12 pitches, they followed with three errors, and the Yankees struggling catcher, Russell Martin, had the biggest hit of his season, a Yankees victory seemed like the ultimate conclusion. But in a wild game that featured a scary outfield collision, 4 errors, 25 hits and several more balls hit to the deepest corners of the park, Mark Trumbo finally ended it with a solo home run off Cory Wade leading off the ninth to give the Los Angeles Angels a 9-8 victory that halted the Yankees five-game winning streak. The Yankees scored three runs in the first after Weaver was forced out with a back injury and the Angels committed two errors in the inning. Phil Hughes, pitching close to his childhood home in nearby Tustin, had his worst start of the season. After being staked to a 3-0 lead, Hughes would go on to surrender seven runs and a career-high 11 hits in five and a third innings. His previous high of 10 hits came on June 29, 2010, against the Mariners. The most runs he has allowed in one start was eight against the Orioles in 2009. Hughes gave up four runs in the first inning, with the big hit coming on Howie Kendrick's two-run double. The Yankees tied the score in the second when Curtis Granderson hit his fourth home run in four games. But Hughes faltered again in the third. Trumbo hit a long fly ball to right-center that had Nick Swisher and Granderson both sprinting for it. The ball fell over their heads as the two men collided with what could have been a devastating impact. But Granderson immediately scrambled to retrieve the ball and Swisher followed soon after.Both players remained in the game. Trumbo wound up with a triple on the play and scored on a sacrifice fly by Kendrick. Hughes gave up a solo home run to Mike Trout in the fourth, but Mark Teixeira got that one back with his fourth home run in four games to pull the Yankees to within 6-5.Hughes left the game in the sixth with one out and a runner on second. Cody Eppley took over, and got the second out but loaded the bases on an infield single and a walk to Albert Pujols. David Phelps then replaced Eppley and gave up a two-run double to Kendrys Morales that extended the Angels" lead to 8-5. Undaunted, the Yankees scored three times in the seventh to even the score, as Martin, batting .177 coming into the game, laced a two-out, full-count pitch from Jason Isringhausen down the left-field line to score Teixeira and Raul Ibanez to cap the Yankees scoring.