Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
HAMMER GARvINS OFFERINGS
Mccredle's Crack Twlrler Found for
a Total Of Ten Hits and Five
Runs-Goodwln Twlrls for
Los Angeles
Standing of the Clubs
Los Angeles, s; Portland, 3.

Los Angeles, B; Portland, 3.
In game characterized by almost
continual pickering and heavy stick
work the Angels took another from the
laddles who appear on the Portland
payroll yesterday afternoon. In the
absence Of "Tim" Flood on the second
sack Bobby" Eager mounted guard
in that territory and Brashear assumed
responsibility for the short field. Car
rying this top weight and with
Bunny" Goodwin slipping over the
twlsters for eight innings the Seraphic
host flashed under the wire a winner
by scant two lengths with the re-
mainder of the field always danger
GUS.
With the Seraphs' infleld all broken
up and that rangy old campaigner of
"big league" fame, Virgil Garvin, op-
posed to young Goodwin 1t certainly
appeared to be Portland in common
canter and while the score was tied
once in the seventh and also in the
following period the winning two am
bles were hammered out in the last
half of the eighth when the Los An
geles squad went to bat with the score
tied, both commandos possessing a
grand total Of three.
Bray Has His Troubles
Judge Bray experiency a rather few
erish and, everything considered, a de,
cidedly uncomfortable day. His pa
tience was exhausted in the winning
half Of the eighth when, after Bobby"
Eager had butted into Mclean inches
from the plate and yet was dubbed
safe Mr.. Garvin became so depressed
and cast down that he couldn't keep
1t to himself. After heatedly telling
Mr.. Bray what he thought about it
and expressing grave doubt as to the
moral code of his ancestors and for
bears from the year one down, Mr..
Garvin tore off his NIT in supreme dis
gust and soaked Mr.. Bray under the
starboard ear. This was too much.
Indeed, yes.
Bray rightly made use of his official
prerogative and had Mr. Garvin
promptly shooed to the bench, Bert
Jones going onto the mound. The dam
age had already been done but Jones
ended his appearance without permit
ting Morley's men to put another dent
in the rubber.
Brashear secured a hit off Garvin in
the Introductory inning but Los An
geles couldn't use it. In the second,
however, they collided with the offer
ings of Virgil for three safe passes in
succession and brought their first COM
pleted amble over the final patch.
Cravath opened with jamb to CEN
ter and Ross followed with another
one-horse sous to the amidship pasture.
The Angels apparently wanted every
thing and Eager raped a drive to
short which went down in the score
book as a safe bingle. Three men on
the bags with none down. Spies then
possessed the billet and expired on a
slow bounce via Schafy to Mitchell,
Cravath finding plenty Of time to score.
Portland was unable to do anything
material with Bunny" Goodwin's Of
ferings until the first half of the
seventh, when they secured an even
break for the first time. Schafy opened
with a sky out to left, but McCredie
secured his second base hit of the
game by passing the ball into center
for clean double. Mclean raped one
along to Smith and McCredie was run
down off second. Mitchell came
through with the timely poke, however,
a hard single to left letting Mclean
over.
Seraphs' Winning Runs
The Seraphs sprinted to the fore
again in the last half of the seventh.
Goodwin STRUCK out and Bernard was
walked. Brashear urged along hot
one which Schafiy failed to handle.
Smith slammed to Runkle, forcing
Brashear at second. Dillon sized up
one of Garvin's slants and put it in
right for a hard single, Bernard and
Smith scoring.
'Jakey'' Atz's hit over the left fence
was responsible for Portland making
it three in the eighth. Garvin led off
with a double to left and was cleared
off the circuit when Atz scored his |
homer. Van Buren, walked and House
holder scraped single to short. Scha-
fly hit into double play and McCredie |
couldn't reach first.
The Seraphs broke the deadlock and |
won the game in the last of the eighth. |
Ross singled to left and Eager walked. |
Spies sacrificed them along notch.
Baum, hitting for Goodwin. laid down
a bunt and Ross scored. Bernard |
adopted the same tactics and Eager
was declared safe at the plate.
The figures:
LOS ANGELES.
ABRB SB POA A II
Brashear. IS ....,....5 0 8 o 5 9 OIL