Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-13
FRISCO ANNEXES
FAREWELL GAME
ANGELS NOSE OUT SEALS IN
MORNING
CHAMPIONS LEAVE FOR NORTH
WITH FINAL SERIES
Bay City Team Gets Twelve Hits Off
Butler in Morning Game and
Lose Contest-Eastley
Hit Hard
COAST LEAGUE STANDING
FIRST GAME
Los Angeles ., San Francisco 4.
SECOND GAME
San Francisco 8, Los Angeles q in
nings),

Farewell, captain Monler, ana Iuo
Seals. We hate to see you go. Let's
make it au revoir but not goodby,
for we hope to see you early next
season. Though you took the final
series with you, no one has it in his
heart to wish you aught but God
speed. This season the Mohlerites
have put up a grand game of ball
Speed in infield and outfield, daring
base running, and splendid hitting
combined with steady winning by the
Seal pitchers-these are the qualities
which have given San Francisco the
first championship team in years. They
have played tip top ball, have won
on their merits, and we see them off
with hearty congratulations, and the
hope that next season they will prove
good runners up to the Angels.
Mohler tried awful hard to make it
a double victory yesterday He used
two of his best pitchers, and battled
bitterly for every hit tally and de-
cision. 1t was only because Eastley
had one wild inning in the first game
that he failed Of this purpose. In the
second game, Walter Nagle was given
a beating in bits, and the contest was
called by agreement at the end of the
seventh inning with the score one
sided in favor of the northerners.
First Game
San Francisco scored first, Miller's
double and Tenants single bringing
the desired score. In the third the
Angels pounded Eastley hard. Del
mas was safe when Eastley missed a
good one, Orendorff singled inf1eld,
and Butler, who had been sent in by
Dillon as pitcher, popped up. Daley
was passed and the bases were COM
pletely occupied. Godwin's single
scored Delmas, and Berry let ball
get through him, bringing Orendorff
over the plate. Ross single to left
brought over Daley and Goodwin.
Right back came the Seals when
double by Melchoir and singles by
Miller and Mundorff brought Mel.
choir over Though Eastley was hit
hard in the next few innings, three
of the Angels were cut off at the plate
by pretty fielding, and nothing hap
pened in the scoring line until the
seventh.
Delmas Put Out
Delmas, first man up, was put out
of the game for protesting against a
strikeout decision by Irwin. Nagle
was sent in his place at bat, and
plaved out the game at short He
bunted safely along third. after ac-
cepting the two strikes already called
on Delmas. Orendorff sent the judge
along when McArdle dropped the ball
at second. Buffers perfect sacrifice
sent the two men along, and things
were in prime condition for a little
scoring. It came, as per program.
Daleys long fly to center permitted
Nagle to shoot over the square.
With the score to 2 against them,
the Seals made a desperate stand in
the eighth, netting two runs. Mel
choir bunted safely along third base
chalk line, making history for himself
since it was his first successful bunt
in several weeks. Zeider forced him,
and Miller was walked, giving the lat
ter a perfect standing in batting up
to this point, since he had made three
hits. Mundorff singled to right, bring
ing Zeider in and, as the ball bounced
before it struck Ross, and rolled away,
Miller had time to get across the
pan.
In the ninth, Ike Butler pulled him
self out of a tight hole. Three men
got on base with not out, and the least
that was expected was a tied score.
McArdle was safe when Beall drop
ped the ball. Mohler, who went in to
bat for Eastley, bunted safely, and
Davis repeated. 1t looked mighty bad,
but Ike was equal to the occasion. He
struck out Melchoir and Zeider in quick
succession, and gave Miller a puzzler,
who flew out to center field ending
the a. m. game.
Second Game
Browning and Nagle, the foemen OF
old, were opposed in the second game.
There were just three innings to the
entire proceeding, these being the
scoring periods of the visitors In the
second, with two out, Nick Williams,
who went behind the bat in place of
Berry, singled and reached second,
when Daley fumbled the ball, having
trouble with the poor condition OF the
outfield McArdle picked out dandy
and shot it into center for a double,
bringing Williams around.
Errors and a walk filled the bases
for San Francisco in the third, but
Nagle braced and pulled out without
a run. In the fifth, the Seals poked
two scores over on three hits. Moh-
Ter singled to left, took second when
the ball bounced into the far outfield,
and Melchoir hit a high fly into right
center. Daley and Ross both went af-
ter it, but stopped and let it drop be-
tween them, permitting Mohler to
score. Melchoir took third on the
play and scored on a passed ball,
which Orendorff let slip through him
to the grandstand. That was all, but
it was enough, for the Angels could
not get a redeeming tally over. The
| tabulated score:
First Game