Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

Witt. the crack little Seal third base
man, secured a triple in the ninth,
which, with the aid of Berry's timely
SINGLE tied the score. Witt has been
playing the variety of ball that the
major leagues sadly need, and 1t is
small wonder that he was on the list
of the majority of the club drafting
sheets.
When Vernon connected with Stew
art for five runs in the first three di-
visions, Mohler got busy and promoted
him to the rank of a spectator and
elected Browning to stop the carnage.
Brownie succeeded much better, and
held Vernon hitless until the eighth,
when Hosp, still in his bingling night
mare, tripled to rightfield. No one
could connect in style suitable to send
ing the eX-Angel homeward, however,
as Browning easily extricated hlmseH
from the hole.
In the tenth Roy Brashear succeed
ed in driving out a safety from the
Seal twirler's delivery, but it came to
nothing and it was the lucky combina-
4ion of hits by Hosp and Hit in the
eleventh that brought the victory.
Browning was in winning form with
less of a handicap to start, and re-
serves a great deal of credit for his
work.
Roy Hit, as lucky as ever, and still
possessed of the smile that wins, was
on the ground during the whole period
for the Villagers and kept the hits
widely scattered. His work with the
stick was a leading feature, as his was
the bingle which ended the game, and
he secured two Of the safe ones from
his four trips to the bat.
Happy Hogan has donned his old
time grin that won't wear of and re-
fuses to admit that the Seals have the
slightest chance to take another game.
In Hap's opinion-and Happy Hogans
prophecies come true many times-the
Villagers are now on their winning
stride for the final race for the rag
and cannot be bockaded by anything
in the shape of baseball togs The
crowds are increasing daily as the end
of the season comes closer and the
class of ball is on the way to the real
thing.
The Seals started like winners and
secured their first tally in the first
half of the initial inning. Madden,
the first man on the list, received
base present and Mohler grounded
hard one to Hosp. Hospie fielded 1t
perfectly and tossed it to Roy Brash-
ear for Madden's forced out but Roy
dropped the ball and Madden was safe.
Lewis, in a strenuous endeaVor to
sacrifice Madden to third, only sue
ceeded in forcing him out Hit to Bur-
rell. Ping Bodie landed liner to
center, but Carlisle did not gauge the
arch, Ping going to second, and MOh-
Ter strealing for home. The Kid fell
an easy victim to Carlisle's long arm,
however, being out at the plate. Tom
my Tenant then got busy and banged
out single, which scored Lewis
Score, San Francisco 1, Vernon 0.
Vernon tied the score in the second,
when Hosp sent ont over the left field
fence. Score, san Francisco l, YER
non l.
Vernon's big time came in the third
Roy Hit starte the trekking with a
single to center. but was forced at
second by Carlisle, Mohler to McArdle.
Burrell singled to the infield, sending
Carlisle to second, and Ross followed
with a hit to right which scored Car
isle and sent Burrell to third. Roy
Brashear pelted a skylark to Ping
against the boards, and Burrell crossed
the pan after the catch, Ross going to
second. Stewart promptly went into
the air and presented Coy and Hosp
with their transportation, filling the
bases, and was sent TO the bench as a
reward, Browning taking his role.
Brownie frightened UP Immediately and
Gov was forced for the third out by
Kitty Brashear. Score, Vernon 3, San
Francisco l.
The Seals secured another in the
sixth. when Ping BOdle smashed the
ball over the centerfield fence for his
twenty-fourth homo run of the season.
Score, San Francisco ?, Vernon 3.
Witt tripled in the ninth after Ten
nant had gone out on an easy bounder,
and Berry followed with a single ia
right that tied the score, as Witt went
over the pan. Score, San Francisco 3,
Vernon 3.
The winning run in the eleventh
came through Hosp's single to left,
Kitty Brashear's sacrifice, Tenant to
Mohier. and Hits safe one to center.
Score, Vernon 4, San Francisco 8,
The tabulated score of the game fol-
lows:
JrITP NON