Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-22
HALL EASY FOR
SERAPH|C SQUAD
VENTURA BOY FOUND FOR
TWELVE HITS
SCORE is TIED IN THE FIRST
slwashes Escape a shutout In the
Preliminary Inning With Two
Singles and pouble--5aum
In Good Form
Los Angeles. Ii: Seattle. 2.

Charlie Hall, who is reckoned the
star twirler Of the Seattle staff, was
not able to inject the usual potency
into his offerings yesterday afternoon
and as a consequence eleven Of the Sc
raphs scurried over the rubber in the
nine innings Of ball binglIng. The two
straight victories Of the Seattle men
stimulated the seraphs to desperate
efforts and when they did capture the
northerners' camp refused quarter and
hammered the ball to the four corners
of the lot for grand total of twelve
safeties.
Baum did the twirling for the locals
and was touched up for five hits, the
three that arrived in the first inning
saving the Siwashes from a shut out
and bringing their two lone runs of the
game around the sacks.
1t looked like another scalp to add
to the Indians belt in the first half
of the Introductory period when they
lit on Baum's slants for three hits, in
Guiding a double. Walters opened by
dropping the sphere in left for place
on the first bag, but Kane expired on
an easy infield bingle, putting Walters
on the second sack. Blankenship picked
out one to his liking and boosted 1t
into left for a double, while Walters
ship continued along to third on Ross
error and scored on Hart's timely lift
to the pasture popularized by Walters
and Blankenship.
That was all in the run getting line
for the visitors A hit in the third
and another in the sixth was all that
the cellar champions could trap off the
productions Of Baum.
Seraphs Have Merry Time
AS for the Seraphs they simply wore
themselves out chasing one another
over the terminal. Morley's men came
right back and tied the score in their
half of the first, Flood and Smith scor-
ing on Arthur Ross hard drive over
the second bag.
In the second two singles brought
three Of the locals around the circuit.
Baum opened with a fly out to left.
Bernard was walked and stole second,
and Flood was given a life at first,
when the Siwashes turned their atten-
tion to Bernard and obliterated him at
third. Then Smith was handed tran
sportation. Dillon decided it was time
to clout the ball and he passed the
sphere into left, Flood coming over.
Brashear continued the good work by
dropping the ball in center, Smith and
Dillon being cleared off the bags.
In the third three more Angels put a
dent in the rubber. Ross walked and
Cravath skied to right Spies singled
to right and Baum expired on neat
sacrifice. Bernard raped out a single,
bringing Ross around, and Spies scored
a moment later, when Blankenship
slammed the ball to second in an effort
to cut off Bernard's steal. Flood fol-
lowed by rapping along hard double
to center, Bernard finding plenty OF
time to establish connection with the
plate.
Things were quiet in the fourth but
three more Seraphs scurried over in the
sixth. Cravath Strengthened out fast
one for triple to the center fence and
Spies walked Baum urged one back
Of first and Cravath completed the cir
cult. Bernard laid down pretty sac
rifice and Spies scored. Baum made it
the eleventh and last when Flood went
down at first on a rap to short. Hall
steadied down in the last three innings
and nothing in the shape of hit or run
materialized. Flood went to the bench
in the sixth inning owing to a raped
hand, Bernard going to second and
Tozer to centerfield.
The figures: