Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
GARVIN PITCHES
SHUT OUT GAME
SEATTLE'S TWIRLER MAKES
FINE SHOWING IN BOX
Visitors Score In First, Third and
Fifth, While Angels Are Unable
to Make Single

pitcher Garvin of Seattle proved the
sensation of the game yesterday at
Chutes park when he shut out the An
gels by the tune of three to nothing.
Los, Angeles could secure but two hits
off him, one in the third and one In the
ninth.
The first one was made by Burns In
the third. Buckley was the first man
to the bat and famed. Burns followed
him and singled to right. Bernard
went out, Garvin to Streib. Goch-
nauer lined hot one to Garvin, who
Jumped in the air and caught 1t, re-
firing the SIDE
The hit in that inning was the only
one recorded until the ninth, when
Toman lined out hit past third. 1t
was a close decision at this time
whether he secured first on an error
or made a clean hit. He was given
hit
The demonstration made by GarVln
was little short of wonderful, as time
and time again the Los Angeles team
rallied and tried to hit, but ten men
went down before his twirling.
Umpire Mahaffey showed that he was
not to be played with, for In the OPEN
Ing inning when Kane, the first man
to the bat for Seattle, was struck out
and when the third strike was called,
unjustly grew angry and kicked his
bat out into the field and started for
the bench. He was fined S. by Ma
haffey.
Scores In the First
Seattle scored first in the opening
period, when with but one out made by
Kane, Van Buren singled to left and
scored when Blankenship doubled to
the same place and was caught at
third when trying to steal.
This was the first run tailed and
not until the third could the northern
ers score again.
McKune singled infield and made
second on Garvin's sacrifice.
Kane famed, but Van Buren, hit to
right and scored McKune, but was later
caught mapping Off first and put out
Burns to Dillon.
In the fifth inning Seattle made the
third and last score. Mott was ur
first and went out, Kane to Strieb
McKune tripled to right and scored or
Garvin's double to left. Kane flew out
to Bernard in center and made the
second out. Van Buren singled to
center, but was forced at second and
retired the Seattle team.
In the sixth inning the Los Angeles
men started into regain lost ground
and came near saving themselves from
a shut out. With two outs, made by
Bernard, who was thrown out at first
and Gochnauer, who was put out, Gar
vim to Strieb, Cravath walked.
Nagle,. who was coaching, on first
base line, took the cue and started the
bleachers to roofing and did all thai
they could to rattle Garvin. Brasheal
/. came up next an5 with one strike an6
two balls lined far ol,t into center thai
looked like a home run.
: Van Buren,. playing in that position
caught the ball just before 1t touched
the fence. This made the third out
and killed all hopes of the Angels win
ming.
Burns was placed in the box yester-
day and pitched good game, but II
could in no way compare with the
twirling of Garvin. This was Burns
first game since the team returned
from the north.
One of the peculiar incidents that
marked the contest was the batting
of Carlisle. The little left fielder came
to the bat four times, once famed and
three times walked down the first base
line.
Burns struck out five men and
walked two. Garvin allowed five mer
basesVon balls.
The score: