The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28
Angels Romp Away
With Deciding Game
Seals Land In the Morning. but
the Tide Switches I'm the
Afternoon
By w. j. Sfaffery

Well. the Seals got an even break
with the Angel champions yesterday.
and with a little more ability and a
shade OF additional baseball luck they
would have elapned the double cap OF
defeat upon Dillon and the members OF
his crew Both games were hard
fought. and both victories were clean
cut One run decided eaeh,- and the
fans were holding their breath until
the last man had officially been de-
clared dead by the umpiTes.
The series came 10 an end with four
victories for the southern brigade and
three for the home guard With San
Francisco TO the good in the morning
battle, il was upsticks in the afternoon
victorious kids. but this was before the
Angels showed ali their reserve speed
After that il was different.
For the first time in weeks Harry SutoT, the
former pride Of the town and the leading pitcher
OF the league made ais appearance va me siao-
At The outset he waS possessed Of eVery hing
and anybody could have obtained even nl01ey
that the Angels wound be BANKED The HnisA
was different
Ihe seals went for the first run in the second
round, when Mex Williams started the boys on
their way with two saeker 20 left neld- Beck
laid down nice sacrifice and Joe Curtis val
loped one against tae left field fence that was
amid the Of the multitude
Everything was NICE aud rosy fo- the SeAls
until the NTH Then the Angels tied II up
Happy Hogan punched pretty two saeker 70
the same spot where Wiiisms' landed and
Gray sacrificed him along the route IL was
up 10 Oakes 10 produce, and he was there with
pretty bant. which he beat oEt neatly and
Happy registered
Il remained for the sixth TO supply the big
explosion Here the Angels grabbed on three
runs quickly and cinched the game while Sutor
ss-soaring In the higher attitudes Old Dillon
opened the rally with a three cushion swipe 70
left, and after Brsshe2r had walked Howard
bit OF q short double left. which DnlO1
TRAPPED through Ellis forced Howard at second
and Brash got TO third on the play. Delnss
tried the bunt and Suto- tossed the ball 10
Berry BTaSh had been nailed between third and
home, but Berry pegged Wild 10 Curtis and
Brashear was IN. Another double from the ba Z
OF Hogan s moment later allowed Deimas 10
come with the third run for the inning This
the game
The seals had an elegant chance 10 smash II
up for keeps in the seventh. but the best they
did was a Beck and Berry worked Gray
for passes and while the big souIhpaE still
the wane Curtis touched him for double 10
left that brought Berry in With nobody out
and men on second ana third the next three
men made bioomers and splendid oppOE funity
Grabbed
Hard inck interfered with the seals in the
score. Bodie was passed aud wiIlisms singled
To right Beck was hit By the pitcher. hIling
the bases Berry laced nice single 10 short
left and Bodie tore home. but Williams was
caught by foot. Had the hit been a trife
slower Williams could have beaten the throw in
Tex Browning weat to work IN place OF Sutor
in the seventh inning and pitched some grand
baseball For the remaining three spssns he
had ali the Angels on his stat and not one OF
them got as far third base The three hits
which they CLEANED from the offerings OF the
Texa1 were scattered and did not figure.
II was one Of the hottest days Of the son
and the fans s~eitere7 IN gTandstsud and kfezch-
ers- The heat seemed To- Inspire the Players at
times. and again it made them act Ike brush
performers. The Angels knew now 10 keep cool
and sreafv In the tight plzC1S ard this
OF the reasons why they had IL On the Seals.
The score.