Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-09
CANNONADE WINS
SERAPHS A GAME
BERNARD AND DILLON HANDY
WITH THE STICK
Hosp Starts Badly, but Settles Down
and Pitches Fair Ball, with the
Exception of the Sew
enth Inning
Los Angeles 9, San Francisco q

| LOS AHHClGo Sdtt
Terrific hitting of the Angels coupled
with young Hosp's good work on the
Seraph slab sent the Seals down to an
other defeat yesterday afternoon at
Chutes park In but two innings was the
CRATER brigade able to solve the Dan
Diego boys delivery.
The seventh witnessed Hosp in bad
way and four bases on balls, along WIN WIN
| three base hits, resulted In the Refugees
coming through with three runs.
throughout the game and allowed In all
eight passes during the nine innings,
Willis presided on the San +, Francidsicdo an did
So strenuously did the Angels go after
his offerings that the game was over IN
the first two innings when six runs were
Added to Willis troubles was, home
run which Cap Dillon scored by burgiarl-
GUS methods IN the sixth inning inning' srienG hTis
of the Angel captain and when DiIlon
took an extra lively whack at the sphere
down the first base line the leather a,sn snOt OF
peared before Right Fielder Murphy could
get within connecting distance. ,o.os
Dillon made tracks around IL the ie sigSt 9sses
a home run was for the taking and
Frank completed the circuit, scoring the
last Angel run of the day
Seals Make Errors
While the Seraphs played errorless ball
Willis did not receive the best OF sup
port and majority OF me Seeapm Seaa,,se aut1 oS
clean hits as for the reason that the San
Francisco fleders, both. on the diamond
and in the outer gardens, played tag
"Iio HOSP p was little to the, bad in the
first and the fans imagined for rev
minutes that he intended presdepbIlhg b1 Egyake IEe
ing spencer and Mohler. Moriarty sac
rificed and Hildebrand flew to Ellis. IT.
WIN singled n9d Paiy but enSs Was
The Angels had some ,fT, fun IN the1r hit p9T1 hv
tion tc6.d Of the Sa first s Garse clevery vas sacre m
him second Curtis Bernard shot hot
one to Moriarty. which the latter
fooled, allowing. Carlisle to reach third
Jud Smith came up and dropped
neat bunt in front of the plate, Carlisle rne
racing over the plates, s,o as t tne }uag gTounder
3ut fo MoriaTty Nt gpTt and and as the latter threw
10y low to the plate Bernard st,s scoFedii pi1ior at
seeo1d Gs1ir and 4tienss% threw over the keystone
toward center fled but It l99ked %RISant1n an
easy out for Hildeperanf ERR afeam hVlog behina
craTys f5iaGy 51"se drive, as he allowed the ball
to fly through, his hands, Dillon scor-
Ing. Delmas shot safe one over Sec
lust to show the northerners that
they were much to the good, Hosp, Ho-
gan and Dillon completed rattling fast
play in the second which destroyed. pos
sibie chances Of San Francisco scoring
Wheeler Caught of First
Hosp was still wild when the next
round began and he soaked Wheeler
a resounding crack in the back. Murphy
came UP next and two strikes We're called
against him. Wheeler in the meantlme
became gay at first and was taking nice
leads toward second. Hosp. shot another
over which Murphy nearly broke his
back trying to find
Wheeler was some yards off first when
Hogan shot the ball to Dillon like shot;
man supposed to be coaching
stick clothes when the second inning
opened Hosp did nothing auspicious
and went out third to is hrsfj I,,ng Sar1glg anG
rambled. Ellis stuck around and knocked
out various fouls. after which he also
Bernard hit slow one to Moriarty
which went for a base hit. Then came |
Tud Smith with a Juicy t,S two,baggeF, ag Emit to
Cravath flew to Hilderbrand.
The third was Just about as the pre-
ceding rounds. BY a peculiar circum- |
stance, Hogan, Hosp 1al1l and Carlslei bi+ slnv b
a pitched ball which forced Happy
Hosp scored, Carlisle benig thrown out |
at the plate Smith fouled to. Irwin. |
home run In the sixth COM
pleted the Angel run getting.
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