Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-04
SERAPHS WIN CLOSING GAMES
FROM PORTLAND
FANS PACK BLEAcHERs TO WIT
NESS FINAL CONTESTS
Seasons Favorites Leave Places or
Bench and Aid in Winning
Pennant for Angel
Los Angeles a, Portland 2
Los Angeles q, Portland I

Well, we'll, we'll, welll It's all over but
tacking up the rag on Hen Berry's roost,
and the players are hunting up the old
jobs back at the coal mine and the old
saw mill on Salt creek
There was better fun than ball at Chutes
yesterday when 5000 fans packed bleach
ers and stand to watch the double header
that wound up the season of the Pacific
Coast league. Stephens bought out half
dozen greenhouses and passed the daisies
around to the 1907 pennant winners, each
player receiving large bunch to remem-
ber his spent salary with.
The sky was made to order, coatless
weather made an ideal baseball afternoon
and the big crowd jollied both teams con-
tentedly. When the last Portland player
went out for the last time this year the
mob filed out regretfully and the deserted
stand contained no evidence of the hu-
manity that had packed it. except one
mournful telephone which was left out on
the shelf in the press box.
The pitching of young Andrade in the
second game on the visitors rubber was
the feature Of the day. The new find
famed three Angels, twirled hard, fast
ball and received an ovation for his work,
and he would have won the game but for
poor support.
Dillon came off the bench just to be in
at the death and covered his old bag.
Jimmie Toman handled the indicator well
In the first contest, burt several of his
decisions against Portland in the second
game did not pass muster. But because
it happened to be the final bunch of fun.
and as the Angels had the pennant
cinched, the fans for once withheld their
old cry of kill the umpire" and Jimmie
epiU n xyif ha
when he stepped up to make his little
speech with cap in hand to the effect that
from now on this winter eastern teams
will play at Chutes every Saturday and
Sunday.
Well, Jimmie is pretty fair at that, and
nothing would please the fans better than
to see him dealing out fate next year.
The First Game
The Angels got q hit each in the first
and third innings to no purpose. Dillon
led off in the third with a single to right.
| Cravath walked. Brashear hit to Casey,
who threw to Johnson, forcing Cravath,
and Johnson threw to Kennedy catching
Brashear at first. 1t was a good double
| play. Then Kennedy, who had the ball
still, threw to Mott, trying to catch Dill
Ion out at third, but Mott fumbled and
Dillon scored. Ellis and Hosp both fol-
| lowed with triples to right center. HOSP
scored from third on Caseys juggle OF
| Easterly's grounder, making three runs
out of three hits.
| Portland failed to materialize hit each
| in the first, fifth and sixth innings, but
\ made two runs out Of three hits in the
seventh act. Kennedy doubled to left
went to third on Bassey's single to cen
ter and scored on Motifs single in thu
same place, putting Bassey on third, ant
| the latter scored on Pernoll's out, Ber
nard to Dillon. The mighty Casey flew tt
Carlisle, spelling the Roses look in.
In the second half of the eighth Bernard
went out Casey to Kennedy. Carlisle took
| his base on being struck by Pernoll. Dill
! Ion singled to right, advancing Carlisle to
second. Cravath flew to Raftery and Car
| Isle reached third on the throw in. Dillon
started to steal second to pull the throw
his way so that Carlisle could go home,
but on Kennedys throw to second John
son missed and Dillon landed safe, Car
Isle romping in on Kennedy's error.
Brashear walked, but Ellis ended the joy
by going out, Mott to Kennedy.
In the ninth it looked for awhile as
though Portland had some runs coming.
Kennedy smashed a hot one straight at
Bernard, but 1t sizzled out of his mitts.
Bassey flew to Ellis. Mott mauled a
beauty between short and third, but Hosp
made a one-armed catch on great flying
leap and then put Kennedy out before he
could run back to first. making a swell
double play.
The Second Game
Burns took Randolphs place in the box,
and Happy Hogan donned Easterlys
mask for the locals in the second contest,
while young Andrade broke in when Per-
noll was relieved, and Donahue went be-
hind the bat for Portland, Hartman TAX
ing his place in right field. The Angels
made change in the sixth when Carlisle
was taken out of left and Eager went
into the field
First Inning
Casey led off for Portland with a good
hit to right. Hartman knocked into
Hosp's hands and the latter threw Casey
out before he could get back to first exc
cutting fast double play. Raftery walked.
Johnson singled to left, advancing Raj
tery who reached third on Hogan'S wild