page_title: 1907 Los Angeles Angels season
section_title: Position players
hierarchical_section_title: 1907 Los Angeles Angels season / Position players
caption_attribution_description: English: 1903 Breisch-Williams baseball card of Pop Dillon.
context_page_description: The 1907 Los Angeles Angels season was the fifth season for the Los Angeles Angels playing in the Pacific Coast League. The Angels compiled a 115–74 record and won the PCL pennant. The team played its home games at Chutes Park and Prager Park in Los Angeles.
  Henry Berry was the team's manager. In January 1907, he also purchased a controlling interest in the team.
context_section_description: First baseman Pop Dillon appeared in 181 games.  His batting average of .304 was the best among the Angels and third best in the PCL. He tallied 192 hits, 34 stolen bases, and 30 doubles. Defensively, his .988 fielding percentage was the best among the league's first basemen who played more than 13 games. He tallied 1,889 putouts, 128 assists, and 25 errors.
  Right fielder Gavvy Cravath appeared in 182 games, compiled a .303 batting average, tallied 186 hits, scored 106 runs, and stole 50 bases. He tied for first in the PCL with 45 doubles and tied for second with 10 home runs. He also played well in the outfield, tallying 287 putouts, 41 assists, and 9 errors in 173 games in the outfield for a .973 fielding percentage. He later played 11 seasons in the majors, leading the National League in home runs six times between 1913 and 1919.
  Left fielder Walter Carlisle appeared in 179 games, led the PCL with 14 home runs and 114 runs scored, and finished second with eight triples. He also stole 39 bases. Defensively, he tallied 320 putouts, 18 assists, and 16 errors for a .955 fielding percentage.
  Center fielder Rube Ellis appeared in 171 games. He compiled a .239 batting average with 29 stolen bases, 15 doubles and seven triples. He tallied 315 putouts, 18 assists, and 14 errors for a .960 fielding percentage.
  Curt Bernard appeared in 141 games for the Angels, 94 at second base and 47 in the outfield. He compiled a .271 batting average with 35 stolen bases, 23 doubles, and 77 runs scored.
  Kitty Brashear appeared in 159 games, 95 at second base and 65 at third base. He compiled a .270 batting average with 36 stolen bases and 30 doubles.
  Third baseman Jud Smith appeared in 118 games. He compiled a .243 batting average with 20 stolen bases. He tallied 161 putouts, 294 assists, and 30 errors for a .938 fielding percentage.
  Shortstop Del Delmas appeared in 175 games. He compiled a .227 batting average with 25 stolen bases and 23 doubles. He led the league's shortstops with a .938 fielding percentage, tallying 311 putouts, 581 assists, and 59 errors.
  The team's catching duty was shared by Wallace Hogan (109 games) and Bobby Eager (83 games).
caption: Pop Dillon
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