Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-30
ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR LOCAL TEAM
SERAPHS R0MP AWAY FROM
OAKLANDERS
ELEVEN HITS OFF HOGAN
Natives Weld Big Stick and North
erners Were Never in the Rum
nlng-RaIph Tozer In Action
AgaIn-What the Fig
ures Show
ELEVEN HITS OFF HOGAN
Los Angeles, Z; Oakland, 8.

LOS Angeles, q OdkldnQ, 3.
The tattered remnant of the once
proud Athenian crew of ball basters
were given another trouncing yester-
day afternoon. The Seraphs bundled
up the game under double wraps.
While they were hammering the sphere
to the four corners of the inclosure the
Greeks were also doing their best to
increase the lead Of the natives and
when the final reckoning arrived six
miscues were charged up to the field
ing account of the northerners.
Happy Hogan produced the slants
for the Oaklanders and his offerings
proved anything but an enigma to the
batting optics of the Seraphic stickers.
Hogan was touched up for just eleven
of the safe bingles. Rip Van Haltren
again mounted guard in the short field
for the visitors and what that ancient
mitt artist did in Buck Francks shoes
it would be shame to tell. Vans place
is in the amidship pasture and no one
was more certain of that fact than Rip
himself when it was all over yester-
day.
TWO In the First
The Seraphs raped the spaulding for
material results in the first inning. Ber-
nard urged along an infeld single but
was forced at second on Floods rap to
short. Hogan thought he perceived a
chance to nab Flood off the first pill
low but Happy's pass was so fatally
untamed that Flood trotted around to
the last corner.
Then Jud Smith was handed trans
portation. Judson delayed for second
but Backstop Stanley's slam was. al
lowed to dribble out to the center fence
and Smith and Flood were cleared off
the bags.
For the succeeding three innings the
Seraphs couldn't batter another coll
league to the terminal but they went
to work again in the sixth and the rub
Der was useful to them in all the re-
naming periods.
Smith opened the sixth for Los An
geles by dropping the hide in center
and Dillon followed with one-horse
drive to left, Smith continuing around
to the third bag. Brashear expired at
first on a put to Hogan, and Smith
came around on the play. .Cravath
walloped a hard double to the center
fence. Eager scraped one off to Hogan
and the Greeks put their hearts upon
running Cravath down between second
and third. Val Haltren finally grabbed
the sphere and promptly threw the bali
as far away from the third corner as
he could possibly do without meriting
the suspicion of being bought" Cra-
vath trotted to the plate while the
Athenians were prospecting for the ball
out in the left jungle.
Three More for Seraphs
Three more were produced for the
natives in the eighth. Flood picked out
one to his liking and raped 1t over the
center hedge. Smith was given a life
and went to second on Devereaux's wild
pass to first. Dillon tore Off a single
and while Dunleavy was wrestling with
the ball in a pass to his corner Smith
scored and Dillon annexed second. Bra
shear singled but Ross didn't get on the
sacks. Cravath was presented with a
ticket. and Bobby Eager came along
with the timely swipe. and Dillon mad
It the seventh and last for the local
iaddies.
Oakland brought their first man
around the pillows in the sixth inning.
Stanley boosted a double to right.
After IIogan's inheld out Stanley was
sacrificed to third by Van Haltren and
scored on Francks out. short to first.
In the following round Graham was
given life on Dillon's misjudgment OF
a pass to first and continued along TO
second before the bah was herded into