Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-03
MORANS SHUT OUT
THE HOEGEE FLAGS
MARSHALL RECEIVES POOR
SUPPORT
WheIan Pitches WhiteWash Ball and
Allows Opponents but Gre Hit.
Tufts-Lyons Defeat
Giants
BY ED MORIARTY

The Moran baseball team scored a
shutout against the Hoegee Flags by
a score of 40 at Chutes park yesterday
afternoon. Marshall, twirler for the
Flags. has a large sized kick coming,
as he received the rankest of support
from his infield, which allowed the
Morans three unearned runs.
Moriarty (Maurice) played as though
he had joined Bill Desmond's actor nine
and messed things about third in a
manner wonderful to behold. There
were other woozy performances. and
poor Marshall, who pit he'd fast game.
good-naturedly continued to throw his
head off despite the wild men behind
him.
Moores two-sacker, followed by Bob
Whalen's rousing triple in the sixth,
netted the Morans their only deserved
tally.
Tom Whalen proved invincible and
held his opponents to a single hit, Cum
ningham being the only member of the
Flags to connect safely. The Moran
twirler also struck out six of his op-
ponents.
The Morans started scoring in the
first. Emery hit infield. Pfrmann
bunted to Moriarty and the latter threw
wide to first Some more mixing en-
sued and Emery crossed the plate.
The fifth inning witnessed Whelan
nail Lamer's terrific drive to the box.
Whelan barely had time to lift his
hands as the sphere went driving to-
ward him. and so swift flew the ball
that it stuck between Whelan's fingers
Again in the fifth did the Morans
put over an unearned tally. Wilson
was hit by a pitched ball. Moore drove
a hot one to Lamer, who in an effort
to double, tossed the ball toward Nc
Cam. The latter fumbled and both
men were safe.
Bob Whelan singled to right, filling
the bases. Emery sent one to Lamer,
which the latter fumbled, Wilson scor-
ing. Tom Whelan lined out to Lamer,
who tagged Fob Whelan on the line.
Moore opened the sixth with a two
base hit to center. Bob Whelan fol-
lowed with a three-sacker to center.
The ball was relayed in and Moriarty
let it slip through his le~s to the bleach
ers, Whelan scoring.
Tufts-Lyons Win
The first game resulted in victory
for the Tufts-Lyon. who defeated the
Los Angeles Giants by a score of Az.
With the score IL at the opening
of the seventh Tufts came through with
rally that netted three runs.
White was hit by ball. AS White
played wide off first Bronson, the Giant
first bag man, got away with pretty
play. Catcher White5ide attempted to
catch White off first and made high
throw. 1t appeared good for the
beachers. Bronson, however, leaped
and stabbed prettily, corraling the wild
sphere
Ford walked. Goodman sliced out a
single to center and scored White.
Bowman famed. Ford and Goodman
stole. AS Mcdonald went out, Clark
Bronson, Ford came in. Smith lobbed
high one over second, which no one
handled, Goodman coming home with
the last run.
Some excitement occurred in the
eighth when the Giants put men on
bases and sent another run over.
Whiteside drove hot one that would
have been a hit had it not connected
with the umpire's leg.
AS a blocked ball, however, White
side held his base until forced at sec
ond by Clark. Clark stole second
Hunt struck out and as Clark ran for
third Goodman threw wild and allowed
hi INTO score. Anderson singled to cen
ter. but Slater went out second to first.