Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-13
SEALS TROUNCE
HUMBLED ANGELS
NORTHERNERS R0MP AWAY
FROM DlLL0NITES
SEVEN RUNS ARE MADE IN THE
SIXTH INNING
Wheeler Relieves Nagle in Eighth After
Two Disastrous Innngs-off
Day All Around for the
Champions
san Francisco 10, Los Angeles

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Steady old Walter Nagle, game vet
eran that he is, fell a victim to the
onslaughts of the league leaders yes
terday and that much hoped-for clean
sweep of the series collapsed much as
does a balloon with split in the side
Two disastrous innings, in one Of
which the two runs made by the
northerners were fairly earned and in
another of which Beall started the
trouble when he allowed two scores
to come in on a rank error, told the
story, and the wonder of it is that
the Angels were able to score at ALL
Seven runs in the sixth period made
off seven hits and a combination OF
misplays were about enough to decide
the matter, but the northerners had
made two in the previous period and
the two teams started the ninth with
the score 10 to l, the Angels having
so completely lost their lighting spirit
by this time that they allowed the
ball to lie on the diamond Whne Rol-
lie Zeider walked over the plate Tor
the tenth score. In the last Of the
ninth the Angels made d furious rally
and managed to gather in two runs,
but this was only a teaser and their
only usefulness was to save the locals
from the shame of shutout.
Sixteenth for Browning
Pitcher Browning added to tnat
glory that is already his by winning
his sixteenth straight victory for the
Seals. He was a puzzle all day, and
had just the right kind of twisters
to fool the swinging Cherubs.
Captain Dillon appeared on the Held,
and George Wheeler again was on
hand 1t was well that George came
back to the fold, for there is no tell
ing what the score would have been
had he remained away any longer. Ma
gle was relieved in the opening of the
eighth, and Wheeler again assumed
duty in a pinch. He was game and et-
fective, allowing only two hits.
A big crowd of fans was out but
after the Seals forged ahead many left
the grounds, for the Angels failed TO
exhibit that class of baseball to which
the enthusiasts considered themselves
entitled after turning out so loyalty
A recital of that fatal seventh will
about tell the sad, sad story, which we
hope will be effacted by generous
Jumps of real baseball on the part of
the locals today.
Mohler came up, little dreaming ne
was destined to trot once more to the
plate that inning. He bunted safely
along third, and on Tenants single
went to second. Bodie sacrificed neatly,
advancing the runners, and it seemed
an age to the Angel fans before an
other out came along. Melchoir was
passed by Nagle. Lewis singled to
right, scoring Mohler, and Tenant ana
Melchoir romped gleefully in when
Beall allowed the ball to get by him. |
This worried Judge Nagle, and Will !
liams found him for aonther double !
scoring Lewis. McArdle did his share
by singing alond third, and Pitcher
Browning banged the ball into the
same spot, but harder scoring Will
liams and McArdle. Browning got to
third from second when the ball
slipped out Of Nagle's hands as he
started to wind up, and later scoring
of Zeider's sacrifice fly Mohler singled
infield and was caught stealing second,
ending the agony. The detailed results
will now follow without further COM
ment: