Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-25
GRAHAM PUT OUT OF GAME
Arouses Ire Of the Umpire and Is Or
dered From the Grounds-Mike
Fisher and His
Troubles
STANDING Of the Clubs
Los Angeles, 2; Tacoma, 1.

Los Angeles, Q; Tacoma, 1.
1t was troubled meeting on the
Chutes park diamond yesterday after
noon. Mr.. j. Ira Davis had a perfectly
awful time with unruly and belligerent
ball players who hated to lend heed to
the official mandate. And then there
were fifteen solid innings of ball bing-
ling besides. Fireman Fitzpatrick
slipped over the twisters for the north
ern men and that rangy individual,
Warren Hall, produced his choicest
slants for the Angels.
In the seventh period both contin-
gents of ball basters lit on the hide and
succeeded in hrining one of their COL
leagues over the terminal rubber.
1t was eight snappy innings after
that before the deadlock was broken,
and it was little Jimmy" Toman's
stick that brought the seance to final
end with victory in the possession o.
the Seraphs.
Toman's timely wallop won the seven
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Sunday and when the stubby shortstop
came to the plate in the fifteenth yes
terday afternoon he was called upon
to repeat, and with a rip past Fitz-
patrick. which found a resting place in
the center garden, he brought Cravath
to the rubber and gathered in another
game for the Seraphic host.
In the eighth canto Charles Graham,
sometime of Santa Clara and the north
generally. had most heated interview
with the indicator man and, as con-
sequence. was finally chased out of the
grounds, though he was extremely
loath to depart.
After the Tigers had been moved
down in their half of the eighth they
ambled out to their positions in da-
cidedly peevish frame of mind, due to
the caustic admonitions that Ira j. had
made while the Tacoma laddies were
on the bench. 1t riles Mr.. Davis ter
ribly when the Fisheries produce a
rumpus on the bench. so he told them
what he thought about it in the eighth
and Graham became particularly fever
ish thereat. Charles murmured some
unkind words to the ball and strike
artist when he prepared to don the mitt
in the Seraphs' half of the third, and
j. Ira ended it all by telling Mr.. Gra-
ham to go hence and get on the other
side of the fence instanter. The Ia
coma captain went unwillingly and by
slow stages, Hogan coming in from
right and going behind the rubber,
while Thomas hied out to the starboard
pasture.
Graham will be five ducats poorer as
a result of his debate with Davis as
will also Tommy" Sheehan, who be-
came so depressed later in the game
that he couldn't keep it to himself. For
indulging in very heated and pointed
language while commenting on the
actions of Mr.. Davis a certain worthy
yclept Brown is fined $25 by Michael A.
Fisher, who insists upon plain English,
unadorned.
The Tigers opened the seventh in
ming and Mclaughlin raped a long
drive which collided with the anatomy
of the umpire and the Bengal got first
on his luck. Lynch sacrificed and Gra-
ham lifted out a double mop to left
which brought Mclaughlin over the
terminal patch.
After Cravath walked and Bra
shears sacrifice Toman's double to left
resulted in Cravath tapping the mar
and tying the score, which continued
undisturbed until the fifteenth inning
Tacoma never had a chance in th'
last round, but Cravath opened for thC
Angels by a wallop to left and Bra
shear advanced him one on neat sac
rifice.
Cravath went to the last cushion OF
Fitzgeralds wild pass and scored whel
Toman leaned up against the ball for {
torrid poke owe rsecond.
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