Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
VILLAGERS CLIMB
As ANGELS FALL
Vernon Takes Third Straight
Game from Los Angeles by
One-Sided Score

The Vernon Villagers made 1t three
straight by taking Fridays game at
Vernon from Pop Dillon.s hopeIuIs
nv the one-sided score of IL. CrlgeL
was given the beating Of his Ire anu anu
base hits came so thick ana IasI ,S slio9
the official scorer sustained a. spI@lliSSo S'l
wrist irving to mark them down On
+on of This WiIlett, who looks better
very time he starts, twirIed consistent
hall and was never in danger OF Ios-
ING Things looked stormy for Crager
IN the first inning, when CARLISLE tlo
FIRST man UP, tripled to center, put
Rurrell drove to Howard and was
thrown out at first, and aIter Iosp
had walked, r. Brashear ana COY he"
out. -.o,,a nil
Ions men made their first, last ana
onIv rim. Kennedy drove to center
for what was apparently a single, put
fine ball took a bad bounce over OaI
1isie. and the new busher pulled up Sl
third. Hallinan hit one JUST out oL NY
Brashear's reach and the run was IA
The Vernon onslaught commences o.
+he start of the fourth. X. BrasHee'I
drove to Hallinan, but the sphere was
eIinnerv and Eddie heaVed 1t TO iiie
far corner of the right-feld fence WIN
Dillon in hot pursuit. Roy sloppeu Q
third. Gov picked out fast one Lor
a double to center, sending IN bI5tsll I.s
with the tieing run. "Klttle' brdsIiGs15 r3,u,.'5
flew to Daley and Coy went TO IHIlu it
ofter +he catch. Lindley then shot
ono+ber to Peter Jeff and Coy crossed
the pIate, Daley evidently forgetting
that there was only one out, as ne
made no attempt to throw Holiie'
Brown flew to Kennedy. ,.,,
Willett opened the fifth with
bounder to Delmas, Whlch ne peat ~
first. Carlisle sacrificed him TO seGond
and Burrell sent him over WIN lons s
single to center. Burrell reaeII9 r,I9 80
ond when Criger let loose Wlld one
Hosn saw no reason to let up on
Criper and doubled to center, scoring
J2urrelI Roy Brashear walked. Coy
einpIed to left. scoring Hosp and Roy
Prashear. but overran first and was
caught in a "clinch'' between ffst anu
second. He was finally tagged OUT 0y
Delmas, who threw the pail TO hdlli-
nan This worthy touched thlrd pase
and McGreeyy called Hosp out for not
+onching the bag as he hurried py.
This annulled Hosp's run, and as ne
made the third out, Roy Brashear
1.,ln was also nullified, as he could not
score after three men were out. IneIe
was much discussion over TINS pay
but Umpires McGreevy and IRWIN
fna1lv decided on the foregoing ar
L.
terial difference in the game, as Yer
non had a comfortable lead at the
time. "
The sixth inning was uneventful, but
the good work was continued in the
seventh. With Hosp in the morgue
Row Brashear singled to left. Coy
struck out, but N. Brashear waited for
the bad ones and Travelled to first
Lindsay poled a single past Hallinan,
on which Roy "Brash" reached home.
Brown had one strike and three balls
called on him when Criger took
notion to put one "in the groove He
has since decided that second thought
is best, for Drummond smashed a neat
double to left, sending in Norm
Brashear and Lindsay. Willett went
out. Hallinan to Dillon, ending the
agony.
The interesting feature Of the game
was the fact that Daley had eight put
outs in centerfield, the majority OF
which were difficult ones. Capt. Roy
Brashear says "We'n take them all
Hogan says. "I'll not come home as
long as the club is winning" while Dill
lon declares it's murder. The tabulated
scOre follows: