Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-14
TOzER PITCHES
SHUTOUT CAME
TIGERS HAVE NO SHOW WITH
YOUNG TWIRLER
Angels Take Brace and Win by the
Score of to 0-Flood and
Brashear Strong With
the Stick
Los Angeles 5, Tacoma 0


A tall young man with an underhand
ball that faded into oblivion before the
Bengals could connect put a crimp in
Mike Fishers smile yesterday that will
remain for many day When it came
time to count the hits and runs there
was nothing doing for the Tigers, and
two measly bingles and one a scratch at
that, with a long luscious row of the
preserved omelets ranged in mournful
regularity along the outfield fence, was
the package neatly delivered to Mike s
men.
With Tozer pitching in magnificent
form, the Seraphs batting al a stake
winning clip and fielding faultlessly,
salubrious sense of contentmeht per-
vaded the vicinity of Chutes park, and
when the slaughter had been ended the
pennant seemed half way up the Angel
pole.
Tommy Sheehan's single through
short in the first and Lynch's drive in
the eighth which caromed off Tozer's
mitt and allowed the center fielder to
take first were the only swats re-
sembling anything like a hit in the
nine innings of major league ball which
the tall young slabmaster would allow.
Angels Hit Well
The hitting of Dillon's men came at
opportune moments and was of the far
reaching kind that found the deep
corners of the field, resulting in every
run being earned.
Tacoma also put up errorless ball,
and a running catch by Lynch in right
center was one of the pretty plays
which kept the Seraphs from scoring
more than they did.
Thomas, who started in to preside
for the Tigers, was driven back to the
bench and Browne undertook to stop
the murderous fire. only five hits were
made off his delivery, but they came at
the time when men were on bases, and
coupled with three Seraphs taking free
passage to the initial station figured in
the scoring.
Flood and Brashear handed out the
best stick work of the day, each gather
ing two singles.
Los Angeles started the run getting
in the first when Bernard went down on
four wide ones, taking second on
Floods hit to left. Smith was out on an
attempted sacrifice, but both men
scored a moment later on Brashear's
hit to left. Dillon poked one to left,
Brashear going to third. With Cravath
at the bat, Dillon started toward the
keystone bag and Brashear made for
home. Egan returned Graham's throw
and caught him at the plate.
One in Fourth
The next came in the fourth after
Dillon had strolled to first. Cravath
had three balls and two strikes, and
when the last ball came over started
for first, but was out on the third
strike. Ross was out Casey to Nor
dyke, but Eager followed with a single
to left, scoring Dillon.
The seventh was productive of two
more runs, which came as result of
three we'll directed singles. Tozer ap
preached the plate amid the plaudits
of the crowd and responded with a
pretty single through short, only to be
forced by Bernard at second. Bernard
became daring in his play off first base,
and Brown to all appearances had him
caught with a quick throw to Nordyke,
but Perrine called him SAFE and "A
minute later he stole second. Flood
came through with his second hit of
the day, sending one to center and
reaching second on the throw-in to
hold Bernard at third. Smith sacrificed
Bernard home, Flood taking third,
Brashear also repeated in the same
place, and Tim came home with the
fifth and last run of the day.
Hall will probably pitch for the
Angels today, with Eager receiving.
Spies has been out of the game for the
last two days with a sore arm. Keefe
is due to go in for Tacoma.
The game which was postponed on
Tuesday on account of the non-arrival
of the Tigers will be played off Mon
day afternoon.
The score:
LOS ANGELES.