Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-15
SCORE TIED IN FIFTH INNING
Dlllon's Homer In First Period Brings
Two Over for Morley's Men.
Gray TwlrIs consls-
tent Ball
Standing Of the Clubs
Los Angeles, q; Oakland. 2.

Los Angeles, 4; Oakland, g.
The seraphs took another from the
Athenians yesterday, although tn.
visitors were Hospitality granted the
small satisfaction Of escaping without
whitewash. Dillons huke home run
in the first inning apparently took the
starch out of the northerners, although
they secured an even break in the fifth
period, with the assistance of two
doubles and a one-horse pass.
For the men of Morley, the disturb
ance began in the first period and 1t
was not until two men had returned
to the bench without place on the
circuit that the Angels began to romp
around the sacks. Bernard started off
with fan out and Brashear skied to
Van Haltren in center Smith came
along with a big billet and dropped the
hide safely in the amidship garden
and then pulled off successful steal
of the next pillow. Dillon picked one
of Doc Moskiman's choicest and
clouted 1t to the center fence. The ball
struck several feet from the top but
finally decided to take the hedge, Smith
and Dillon each putting dent in the
rubber.
The Greeks failed to appear about
the final patch until the fifth, when
they succeeded in sapping the sphere
around the lot for their two completed
ambles of the game. Devereaux flew
out to center and Lohman didn't see
anything that appeared promising TO
his mature gaze. Moskiman then lifted
single into right and Van Haltreu
got on the circuit by another two
horse jam into the center pasture.
Kruger was the next northerner 20
possess himself of the billet and he
swiped the Spalding into extreme left
Bobby Eager making puerile attempt
to trap the sphere and permitting Van
Haltren and Moskiman to clatter over
the rubber, There was deep, dark ana
cavernous void for the Athenians there
after and while they secured a single
and another double in the sixth, there
by putting Buck" Francks on the last
corner, the effort came too late, two
of his colleagues being down when
Lohman ended it all by a fast rap to
Brashear, which put Peter out of the
running at first.
The Angels broke deadlock and also
won the game in their half of this
same session. Brashear tore one to
short and beat out Francks fire to the
first cushion. Smith walloped out Il
hard triple to the center fence and
cleared the circuit of Brashear. Dillon
expired on a long sky to Van Haltren.
Smith finding plenty of time to COM
plete his assignment on the sacks.
Gray pitched a consistent game fo-
the Seraphs, allowing the Greeks d
total of seven hits and shutting them
out after the sixth in the safe bingle
line.
Bernard trapped several very diff
cult chances in the center pasture, but
in four times at bat was unable to get
a safe clout at the slants of Moski-
man.
Pete Lohmans exhibition behind the
rubber for the northerners was any
thing but classy Peter has evidently
seen his best day. but that fact cam
not be construed into an excuse for the
pitiful jests of those who perceive
humorous in the grim old
diamond warriors efforts to stay IN
the game.
The score:
LOS ANGELES
ARR RIJ SR PO A II |