Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-04
BERRY'S CHAMPIONS TACK FLAG TO
MAST AND START HUNTING OLD JOBS

nay TICK Iull OF al1alfa ana sweet yotuii5
violets Of early spring, and reached Arst
on Kennedys muff of Motifs third rotten
throw in succession. Hosp sacrificed, ad-
vancing Brashear and Rube. Happy Ho-
gan drew lemon colored NUNS and the
suggestive hue got the good natured one
so sore that he famed. Andrade pitched
great ball, and Happy was helpless VIC
tim after the citrus blossoms were showed
at him. Burns got some white asters from
the woods, and while dreaming of how ne
used to roam the beet fields In childhood's
happy days down on the farm, he flew to
Raftery, killing Rube and Brash on bases.
Third Inning
Donahue got SO mad because the Port
land team was forgotten in the surprise
party gifts that he came up with MS
jaws clinched.
Say, who was that wise gazabo that
sprung What's in manner Ia IKE TO
know. They call us the Portland Roses
but 1 don't see McCredie sending us any
dray of boutonnierest'' he yelled at the
stand, and the last word of his spiel
earned him a roar of derision from the
enraged fans who didn't catch the import
Of his classical remarks. In return ha
landed on the horse hise for savage TWO
bagger to left center fence
Raftery scornfully repudiated tne
would-be sympathetic fans who sent out
messenger boy with bottle OF red SOFA
pop to him, and then he smashed to
Brashear, who hesitated and then thre"
hate to first, Raftery landing safe.
Dillon threw to Brashear, and Dona-
hue siid to third. The Human Sand
Crab had his foot clear off the base.
but Toman wouldn't see it and called
Donahue out on one of the most op-
yfousiy rotten decisions ever delivered
by all of the God -forsaken umpires VINO
have ever reigned over the Cnutes'
johnson went out on fast work, Hosp
to Bernard to Dillon. :,
Bernard went to second base, the ball
rolling into the crowd that spread out
of the bleachers onto right field. Car
Isle knocked high, easy one to right,
but Raftery butted into Hartman's ter
ritory and missed, Carlisle landing safe
and Bernard taking third. Carlisle
stole second Dillon flew to center and
Bernard crossed the plate on the
throw-in, Carlisle taking third. era
vath walked, and reached second on
Donahues low throw. Brashear got
four balls. Rube singled infield, scor-
ing Carlisle and Cravath. Andrade
lost his inexperienced head with tns
big crowd of screaming fans around
him, and Brashear and Ellis ratified
him on bases.
Hosp fouled to Kennedy. Hogan
knocked to Johnson, who made pretty
stopped the saturnalia of runs by an
easy out, Casey to Kennedy.
Fourth Inning
Kennedy went out, Bernard to Dill
lon. Bassey fouled to Brashear. Toman
called strikes on two successive balls
against Mott, who finally fouled to
| Hogan.
| Bernard went out, Johnson to Ken
nedy. Carlisle was famed by Andrade.
Dillon mauled a wo-bagger to left
center. Cravath hit to right and
reached safe on Hartman's slow throw
| in to Kennedy. When Cravat-i played
off half way up to short, Andrade
threw to Johnson to catch him out,
and Dillon started in on the play, but
was thrown out at the plate, Johns on
| to Donahue.
Fifth Inning
Hartman famed. Andrade flew to
Bernard. Casey went out, Bernard to
Dillon.
Brashear hit through short. Ellis
Il was famed by Andrade. Brashear
started to steal second and scored on
Andrade's wild throw to second, the
ball going through Casey to center
i field. Hosp flew to Johnson. Happy
Hogan singled to left. Donahue, be-
hind the bat, had his hand badly in
jured by a close, hot foul by Burns,
who later flew to Hartman.
Sixth Inning
Donahue came up nursing his mitt
but singled through Hosp. Raftery hit
| to Bernard. who beat Donahue to sec
ond and then threw Raftery out at
first on a fast double play. Johnson
flew to Ellis.
| Bernard hit over Andrade's head
Carlisle got belated present of pink
roses and Pot Donahue had to reach
up and pick his hat off when he for
| got to bow to the audience as usual.
| Then Fat caught him out on foul.
| Dillon hit to right and reached second
| on Hartmans bum muff of the ground
| er, going to third on Donahue's passed
ball Cravath flew to Raftery, Dillon
dying on third.
| Seventh Inning
| Kennedy hit to Brashear and landed
safe on the third baseman's slow throw
to first, but was caught out playing off
| by Dillon, Toman making another rot
ten decision. Bassey went out, Burns
| to Dillon. Mott hit to Brashear, who
made a pretty stop. but threw high to
| Dillon. But Mott was unable to take
second on a passed ball, as the sphere
went on through the crowd on the lines.
| This settled matters, as Mott was
caught playing off first.
| Hartman was the last man who
came to bat for Portland this year, but
Motifs out prevented him from MAX
ing.a swipe at the sphere.
| So endeth the season.
Following is the dope on yesterdays
final double-header:
First Game
TnS AN,sIrr NC