Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17
Village Cutups Hand Portland a
Goose Egg End of 60
Tally Sheet
TWIRLER IN GRAND FORM
Roqan'S Star SIabSter DiStin-
quisheS Himself by Wallop-
ing Ball for 3 BingIeS
VERNON 6. PORTLAND 0


Yesterday, and by the aid Of the peer
less Roy Hit succeeded in shutting the
Portland ball tossers down to a no
run one-hit basis From first to last
Hit was heaving marvellous ball, ana
the lonely bingle was secured In
rather tight decision between an error
for the Vernon shortstop, a doubtful
possibility of d fielder's choice in rela-
ton to the first corner and safe bin
gle from the stick of Speas.
Pitching was not the only high mark
division for Hit as he was the best
of them all with the stick, and started
the scoring counters in the Hogan
sheet. From four times at the plate he
sent three base tickets chortling around
the field, the first of which sent Coy
and Burrell on the amble homeward,
the second promoting Burrell again for
a tally, and the third sending Lindsay
over for another count. Four runs
from his bingles at critical points is
record not found under every pitchers
cognomen, and Hit deserves credit for
the win.
Seatons work in the box for Portland
lost it's real worth through the batting
luck of the Villagers, and McCredie
was kept on the anxious seat through
out in nervous figuring whether his
mounder would last the game. The
game was not lost through Seatons
poor pitching, and it is quite probable
that another day with the same species
of tWirling might mean different re-
suit.
Coy carried home the honors for half
of the Vernon tally list, crossing the
mushroom three times and enticinS
Seaton to present him with a free pass
tWise during the fray. He came into
the limelight during the second seance
with a high double baser to right which
opened the lid of the Vernon run box.
Burrell was a big figure in the bat
ting list with 1000 per cent. He was
four times in charge of the slugglnS
department. The first resulted in
neat drive over second that advanced
Coy to third and gave the little Hogan
ite himself a chance to score on Hit
single later in the inning. His second
chance netted him a single in the
fourth. His third attempt did not look
good to Seaton and the Portland twlrl-
er gave him four wide ones. His last
appearance was as a sacrifice hitter in
the last of the eighth, and his slow
roller advanced Coy to second.
The Portland delegation came to the
swinging ground for the first tryout
and were retired in one-two-three Or
der Portland repeated her first inning
performance in the second, only three
men having a chance with the stick.
rah. Coy doubled to right. Burrell
followed with a clean single over sec
ond. Lindsay got in the way OF a
pitched ball and the bases were full.
Hogan popped to Rapps. Hit then
determined to bring home the plcklngs
at the first attempt, and nit hlgh
bounder that was not sticky enough Tor
Seaton's mitt Coy and Burrell scoring
in the confusion. Lindsay was caught
at third and Stovall went out by the
Seaton-Rapps route, retiring the side.
Three hits and two runs gave the YER
nonites Just about the encouragement
they needed.
The sixth opened auspiciously for
Vernon. Carlisle made scalp raising
catch In the first part of the inning
and the Vernon batting heroes were
feeling better than ever when they
were brought forward for their chance
with the stick. Roy Brashear tried to
nut himself out and succeeded, being
called out for interfering with the ball.
Seaton then had his bad inning In the
walking line, as the next two men were
given free passes. Lindsay followed
with a single, and with the bases filled
Happy Hogan came into his own. The
original kid worked a CLASSIFY squeeze
play that scored Coy, but Hap was not
fast enough on his toes to save ms
own bacon. Hit then appeared for an
other chance for the laurels. His single
scored Burrell, but there the Vernon
tallying ended Landsay running into
the ball between the third and last
stations.
The first of the eighth showed Yer
non still in winning form. Speas hit
to Lindsay, who tossed the ball to r.
Brashear, forcing Hetling, and n,
Brashear completed fast double
which retired the side. The last Of the
eighth division was Happy's again.
with Seaton growing little weaker IN
his heaving. COY got a fre pass, and
went to second on Burrell's sacrifice.
Lindsay singled, scoring COY. Hogan
vent out, Hetling to Rapps, advancing
Lindsay to third while Hetling juggled
the bali Hit then got the last picking
In the bingling with safe one that
scored Lindsay. StoValIs strikeout re-
tired the side. The score: