Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-18
.SERAPHS TAKE
DOUBLE HEADER
TIGERS LOSE EIGHT GAMES OF
THE SERIES
First Contest Develops Into Batting
Fest-Players Have Much Sport
at Expense Of Umpire
Perrine

1t is all over now and nothing re-
mains to be done unless the finding |
of a home for poor Mike Fisher ana |
the forlorn bunch of Tigers who took |
their last trimming yesterday when |
the Angels administered a double dose |
as u farewell package for the Bengals
to carry wheresoever fate may take
them.
The big Sunday crowd which was
out for the last appearance Of the
pennant winners and the homeless ones
witnessed a fitting climax to the series
which started with the championship !
hanging in the balance.
The last game, in which the Tigers
managed to secure the only two talltes
that were recorded for the Tacoma hit
column. developed into a facetious af-
fair with both teams having all sorts
of fun at the expense of Umpire Bull
Perrine.
Perrine was chased all over the field |
by the sportive players as they threw
off the strain of the past ball tests
and went in for a jollification with
the diminutive "Bull'' playing second
fiddle.
Have Sport With Umpire
Between each inning he was con-
stantly on the jump as some husky
approached from behind to let forth a
wild war whoop in his ear. The noise
had a disquieting effect upon the um-
pire and the stands passed an enjoy
able hour watching the discontinue of
the indicator man as he jumped at
the yes and lodged the rushes of the
jocuar fielders. Everybody was In
good natured mood, however. and no
fines were assessed by Bull"
Both games were replete with long
smashes of the Angel hitters for two
or three bases and the Seraphs fat
tened their hitting averages consider
ably before the afternoons sport was
over.
Pitcher Brown did the slab work
for Fisher in the first contest and was
touched up for fourteen hits, six of
them being for more than one bag.
Bunny" Goodwin was on the Angel
delivery end and in addition to hold
ing the Bengals for five hits slashed
three rousing bingles as his portion
of the stick performance.
Bernard Plays Fine Game
schahy was also there with the club
and clouted two doubles to the outer
field fence. Atz was the only Seraph
who failed to connect at some time
or other during the game and the hit
column was entered in all but one
of the innings.
Bernie Bernard's fielding was the
feature of the initial game, and he
pulled seeming hits from the further
most corners as they flew out to the
boards.
The Angel lineup found Atz at third,
Toman on short. and Eager behind the
hat. Ellis was in left. The Bengals
presented something of a change with
Nordyke at second and Marshall at
first. Marshall is another acquisition
whom Fisher was giving a try out.
The new Tiger infield did not work
smoothly. as Dyke at second was too
new at the position and made several
hungles which helped the Angel run
column.
The eighth inning was especially
disastrous for Fishers men and when
the sticks of the Seraphs ceased work
ing the bell rang five times Dillon
banged one down to TRUCK" Egan
and was safe when Marshall failed
to touch the bag on the high throw.
Crowd AppIauds kreI
Cravath picked out an open spot in
center and sent a triple whizzing past
the feders. Dillon scored and Nor
dyke hurled the ball wild to Sheehan
in an effort to head off Gravy. The
celery man continued on his way and
came over the plate. Ellis slammed
one into left and Jimmy Toman placed
one in the same place. Eager bounced
high one over Tommy Sheehan and
Ellis scored. Goodwin hit a slow one
toward second and arrived safely at
first before Nordyke could recover for
the throw. Toman came across on the
hit and Eager ran in as Bernard went
1t tp VIZ n a h.
lin and Schla1y ended the inning by
sending high one to Sheehan.
The second game brought out Knell
as center fielder for the Bengals, and
Knell, who was playing ball before
most of the Angels or Tigers were
thought of, received a good hand from
the stands
Fitzgerald and Hogan comprised the
Bengal battery, Charlie Graham going
to right field. Nordyke was out of the
game and Doyle went to second.
Angels Win Again
The last performance so far as run
getting was concerned was similar to
the first. the Angels easily hitting the
sphere for the necessary tallies. The
Bengals managed to get two over in
the ninth when after Hogan had beat
en- out bunt he reached second on
Doyle's out. Tony shot a single into
left and Happy" came across. Knell
was hit in the head and took first.
Egan slammed Que in front of Toman
and arrived safely as the ball bounded
and went on to center field. knell
scored on the hit.
Bernie Bernard pulled off another
circus catch in the last game, which
resembled his great stunt in the open
ing match of the championship series.
Sheehan drove n long fly to right
center and after long sprint Bernard
reached and nabbed the ball as it
flew to the fence. The effort cost him
his balance and as result of the
final lunge he went whirling and whirl-
ing in the dust still clinging to the
sphere. He was obliged to doff his
cap in response to the persistent
beachers and stands.
Any doubt as to the snperiority OF