Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-06

to Bernard. Floods pesky work on
the second pillow was responsible for
Lynch finally coming over the final
patch. Lynch scraped one down to
Brashear on the third angle and
kitty slammed the ball to second
with a good chance for a double.
Flood let the sphere get away from
him, however, and both men had life
on the sacks. Mclaughlin passed up
to Ross in left on an easy drive and
things didn't look quite so bright for
the visiting artists.
Score Tied in Seventh
But then came Charley Graham's
double slam to the port pasture, Casey
and Lynch completing the walk
around. A little nifty work when
pulled off double play and it would
have been a tale of another Seraphic
victory instead of Tiger triumph
But that seventh inning did it. Gra-
ham got as far as the third sack but
the home plate was forbidden terri
tory for another Tacomaite. Fitzpat-
rick passed away on an infield bingle
and Doyle ended the inning on a
screamer to left which found a resting
place in Arthur Ross NIT
The Seraphs tried desperately to do
something in their half of the seventh,
but Ross, Toman and Spires all expired
in one, two, three order.
The eighth and ninth periods went
by with neither contingent establish
ing connection with the final patch and
the first extra inning game of the sea-
son in these parts was on the cards.
Graham was the first Fisherman up
in the tenth inning, but loren sent
him to the bench without much effort.
And then Fitzpatrick, the big Tiger
twirler, fingered about the rubber Tor
en- passed over few fast ones, but
"Fitz' didn't seem able to interpret or
translate them effectively. The young
ster finally sent one over that Fitz-
patrick misjudged entirely and swung.
The ball struck his right hand and
split and mangled two fingers.
Hogan then went in for Tacoma and
lined out a single along first way to
left. Doyle failed on a drive to Toman
and Sheehan lined out to Flood
Brown Goes In
Brown took Fitzpatricks place in
the box. The Seraphs began work in
great shape, Bernard placing the
leather in left for a nice double
Flood followed by fouling away and
Brashear was pensioned on a high one
to left. Dillon walked and Los Angeles
stock was considerably above par. But
Cravath ended everything by placing
one down to short, forcing Dillon at
the second cushion.
Tacoma started things off with a
rush in the eleventh. Nordyke reached
a pretty double to the right hedge and
Eagan flew out to Cravath, advancing
Nordyke to the third patch. While
Casey was at the bat Dyke tempted
fate and played for the terminal rub
ber. The Tigers saw a victory right
there, but Spies put the ball on the
sliding Tiger and Dyke was doomed
TO failure.
Pearl Casey followed with a rafting
drive through short and went to Sec
ond. If Nordyke had stayed with the
game on Brashear's corner the game
would have ended right there. Lynch
ended things on pass to Toman.
The Morleyites went to the bench
with high hopes and prepared to pull
the game out Of the fire, but fate was
agin it.
The Fatal Twelfth
The fatal twelfth opened with Nc
Laughlin manipulating the stick. He
jolted the ball down to Toman and
Jimmy sprinted In on It and 1t looked
bad for Mac. But James fooled the
ball and the Tnger was safe Then
loren trotted Graham. Brown fol-
lowed with a crack to Brashear. fore
ing Mclaughlin at second. Doyle went
down to left Tommy Sheehan ripped
off a wallop in the direction of the
score board. and Brown and Graham
ambled over the pan. Sheehan was
pinched trying to stretch to third, and
Tommy's timely blngle gave the pro-
longed argument to the men OF Fisher.
Los Angeles had a good chance in