Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
TACOMA SQUAD
TAKES ANOTHER
HAS EASY TIME WITH T0REN
AND GOODWIN
JUD SMITHS MIGHTY DRIVE.
Lifts out a Homer In the Eighth
Inning With Bags FuIl-Tieers
Run Around the
Circuit
JUD SMITHS MIGHTY DRIVE
Tacoma. s: Los Angeles, 5.

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other yesterday despite Jud Smiths HIT
over the left hedge when the bags were
full. Brown delivered the slants tor
the northern men and had the Seraphs
tied hand and foot for seven weary
innings. while the Tigers themselves
made a merry y-go-round Of the bags.
Harry Goodwin appeared in profess
sional capacity for the Morleyites Tor
three and a part of the fourth inninS'
when the dentng of the rubber by sew
eral of the enemy caused capt. Dillon
to put Roy loren in the box. This long
lad has never possessed a reputation
of being a pinch twirler, and the Fish
critics welcomed him most cordially
and finally brought five of their cor
leagues to the terminal patch after
Goodwin had retired to the bench to
indulge in sorrowful reflection.
While Brown walked five men, the
Angels could do absolutely nothing with
him until that eighth period. when
they touched him up for all varieties of
swats and binges.
Tacoma started right off in the exc
cution of Mr.. Goodwin in the opening
period. After a double and single
sandwiched in between a fly to center,
Eagan ripped one to Goodwin and
Harry slammed the ball to Spies in an
effort to cut off Charley Doyle at the
plate Heinie dropped the ball and the
first Tiger was over the pan.
But this was only the beginning of
the rumpus. Goodwin managed to keep
the jungleites Gagged for the following
two periods, but they escaped and
created awful havoc and bloodshed in
the fourth round. Lynch was the first
Bengal to baste the sphere and he tore
off a two horse wallop to the port
meadow. Charley Graham followed up
with a poke to the same locality and
established a safe connection with the
first angle, while Colleague Lynch am
bled over the rubber and made it two.
The reputed glass eye" lad, Hogan.
uncorked a single lift to the same re-
gion and Brown grabbed the billet. He
smote one along and forced Graham
through the rail at the second patch.
Charley Doyle came along again with
another wallop to left and Hogan
tapped the plate. This was too much
and Goodwin was kindly escorted to
the bench, loren being shooed into the
limelight.
Tommy Sheehan didn't think Roy was
much and showed his dsdain for the
offerings by passing the dinked hide
into the new overworked left garden,
bringing Brown to the terminus The
riot was over for this round Nordyke
going down on pasture lift and Shee-
han being nabbed at third.
The men of Fisher again found the
sphere in the next inning with results
disastrous to the hopes of the Seraphic
laddies. Eagan again managed to reach
first on Dillon's error and was nudged
along to second by McLaughlin's out.
Lynch came through with another sin
gle and Eagan completed the walk
around. Graham made good for one
bag and Lynch scored on Hogan's
bingle.
Hogan scored another in the seventh
when his drive to right brought Nc
Laughlin over The eighth and last for
the artists from Tacoma town arrived
in the ninth, when Lynch's single
brought Eagan to the final patch.
Until the eighth there was a deep,
dark and awful void for the men who
draw their monthly stipends from the
Los Angeles baseball club. But the
manner in which the Morleyites took to
Mr.. Brown in that round was a eau
tion. And it all happened with two
down. After Toman and Ross passed
away Spies was given transportation
and loren drove out a single. Bernard
followed up this promising business
and Spies formed the vanguard of the
procession Flood was walked and
Smith ambled to the plate with his
mighty billet Jud picked out a juicy
one and walloped it away and over the
left field fence. clearing the sacks and
making it five for the Morleyites
Dillon ended it all on an easy out down
first way.
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