Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-29
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THE FINAL GAME
SEALS GIVE SERAPHS A VERY
LIVELY SESSION
Randolph Shows Tendency to Be Wild
Throughout, but Settles Down at
Critical Momsnts-AngeIs
Bunt opportuneIy
Los AnaeIes, 3; san EraneIsoO, 2


wild as the famous McCarey $4,000
rumor was Red Randolph yesterday
afternoon. but at that he sent the Seals
back to the ruins with a final wallop-
ing. Red did not walk so many men
but the unsteadIness displayed in prac-
tically every inning had the fans
guessing. No one started to leave until
San Francisco had gone out for the last
time.
BUSINESS like was the manner in
which Los Angeles scored their runs
yesterday and sikllful bunting proved
very effective. Throughout the un-
expected was occurring with much per-
sistency, and at no time did the game
appear safe for either team.
Something new was introduced in the
umpiring line yesterday, Gochnauer
and Toman doing the honors. The
heavy work fell upon Gochnauer as he
called strikes and balls. Jimmy hung
around the bases and announced when
he thought men were safe.
Gochnauer did fairly well yesterday,
but it is believed that he is a better
ball player than umpire man. About
the only real protest was offered by
Wheeler in the sixth inning when
George. who had planted a nice three
bagger, was called out at the plate as
he endeaVored to score on Mohler s
bounder to Nagle. Wheeler appeared
to be an easy out, but nevertheless he
was bound to have his sway.
After Spencer had gone down Wheel
er banged a live one just inside first
base which sizzled out to the fence. AS
George roofing around he observed
Cravath roofing around near the gate
precincts and continued to third.
Mohler came up next and his effort
was an easy one to Nagle. wheeler
in the meantime dashed for home, but
later decided to go back.
Eager and Moore led him chase be-
tween the bases and finally Moore
made a wild throw, hitting Wheeler in
the back. Eager grabbed the ball and
shot it to the plate where Randolph
made the put out. George said few
things and the game went on
Captain Dillon got off wrong in the
second when Mcclellan popped high
one above the home plate. Dillon
rushed in crying TIL take it." Eager
could have trapped the sphere without
Dillon called for the ball. AS result
both were looking at it when the
leather dropped between them,
Both teams got busy in the first.
Spencer started things by clouting a
safe one to right. Wheeler sacrificed.
Randolph basted Mohler In the Stats
and did likewise to EIildebrand. Irwin
flew to Cravath and Spencer scored on
the throw in. Walthour famed.
Curtis Bernard was also banged in
the back with the ball and trotted to
first. Moore's attempt to bunt resulted
in a pop which Spies caught. Bernard
had nearly reached second and had
Heinie not made low throw he would
have been out at first. Curtis reached
second as Cravath went out, second to
first. Brashear shot a nice one to left,
scoring Bernard.
Proceedings came to an end Tor
awhile in the sixth when Hildebrand
swung at the ball which hit the ground
foul, rebounded and struck him in the
nasal organ. Hildy was forced to bor-
row a handkerchief and apply several
gallons of water to the injured men,
ber
Los Angeles scored one in the fifth
when Bernard hunted safely, went to
second on Moore's sacrifice, took third
on a low throw of Brownies and scored
when Cravath dropped a neat bunt.
What proved to be the winning run
came over in the sixth. Carlisle ripped
off a lusty two sacker to right. Nagle
sacrificed him to third and Eager dupll-
Gated the slow drive, Carlisle coming in.
San Francisco secured their last run
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the seventh. McClelland beat out a
bounder to Brashear. Spies sent an
other toward Kitty and this time the
ball bounced into center field. McClel-
Ian had stolen second and came home
on Spies hit. Browne hit nasty one
and Brashear was the recipient again,
this time stopping the sphere with one
hand. but not in time to retire Browne.
Spencer ended by flying to Carlisle.
Hndebrand made very neat catch
of Bernard's foul near the left field
bleachers in the seventh.
Mohler was lightning fast yester-
day and in the sixth did speedy bit
when he nailed Eager at first unas-
sisted. Carlisle was at third and the
Seal infielder playing close. Eager sent
a slow one toward Wheeler, the ball
getting past the big first bag man.
Mohler, however, was on his toes and
barely nosed Bobby out at the initial
sack.
The score:
LOS ANGELES