Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-02
HALLS TW|STERS
MYSTIFY SEALS
SERAPHIC TWlRLER STRIKES
OUT NINE MEN
GAME WON IN THE FIRST
Three Bunts and Untsmed Pass Give
Another to the Men Of Morley.
tiiIdebrand Lifts Out a
Homer
GAME WON IN THE FIRST
Los Angeles &; San Francisco 2.

Los Angeles s; San Francisco 2.
Three innocent little bunts did It.
"Slivers" Henley, the budding young
slant artist of the Henry Harris le'
gions, endeavored to deceive the Ser
apis with a state league brand OF
twisters yesterday afternoon and would
have succeeded but for the three
sawed-off bingles which came in rapid
and disastrous succession in the first
period. When the bell had been tolled
four of the Angels had trotted over the
pan, and the entire procession was
chargeable to the aforesaid bunts.
Rusty" Hall slammed 'em over for
the Morleyites and with the exception
Of the second inning pitched shut-out
ball. Then it was that Hildebrand
booted the leather over the left field
hedge and Nealon brought Irwin over
the rubber on the second and last run
scoring base bingle which the north
erners secured off our lengthy twirler.
Bernard galloped into action with a
safe rip through short and pulled off
an annexation ceremony with the first
cushion. Bernie then up and grabbed
second and was advanced along to the
last pillow when Flood scraped off a
buntish wallop which he beat out to
the first corner
Smith thought signs were right for
another poke of the same variety and
he slipped the sphere down to Flash"
Nealon, which Joseph couldn't basket
Bernard clattering over the terminus.
Dillon also had reached the happy
conclusion that it was a good thing
to shove along and he placed one of
those tantalizing rollers along the
third base line to Irwin. The San
Francisco infield was desperate about
this time. Irwin pinched the ball sue
cessfully but made a nerve-destroying
pass to Nealon, Flood and Smith going
to the bench via the rubber. But there
was still something coming in the com
pleted amble line. Brashear skied To
Waldron in center and Cravath brought
Dillon around the sacks on a neat
single to the same locality. Toman
ended the hopes of the natives by
swishing the ozone, but we happened to
have aplenty anyway.
HiIdebrand's Home Lift
In the second Hildebrand picked out
one of Halls choicest and clouted it |
nightly and when it returned to earth
it was on the other side of the left |
field fence. Irwin followed up Hide
brands promising little turn by sous
ing one to short. Toman made a rather
low pass to Dillon and the Seraphic
commander let the ball get through |
him and Irwin rushed around the
cushions to third. Then Nealon came
along and lifted the pellet for a hard
double to right Irwin denting the
rubber while Cravath was scurrying
after the ball. Hall thought this was
about enough for the Seals and Wilson
went out on a short poke to Flood
Gochnauer and Henley couldn't con-
meet with anything to their liking.
Henley steadied down after the fatal
Introductory period and the Seraphs
failed to do anything material with
the young mans benders until the sew
enth, when Jimmy" Toman's double
was productive of our fifth and last
run. James poked the two-horse pass
to left and went to third on Spies sac
rifice. Hall jammed the ball down TO
Nealon and Flash" endeaVored to cut
off Toman at the plate. 1t was Il
villainous pass, however, and Wilson
never had a chance to put the sphere
on Jimmy"
Double in Ninth
The only double play of the game
was pulled off in the ninth when the
hopes of the enemy were smothered
for the last time by little nifty Jug
Cling with the ball. Spencer went
down, Hall to Dillon and Tub" Wheel
er secured his only base hit by rap
ping the ball over short. Hildebrand
longed for another four sacker but he
passed the sphere into Tomans nit.
Wheeler being forced through the rail
at second and Flood reaching the ball
along to Dillon, Hide expiring before
sighting first and putting the tail piece
to the session.
Hall displayed fine control yeste~-
day and can be figured Morley's star
slab artist from his showing on The
home diamond, Henley also pitched
classy ball but the riot in the first was
too much of a handicap for "Sliversp
TO overcome.
The score: