Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-16
BY Jay DAVIDSON

crN.q tossed tsome riftyr4ball for Portland IN
4be onA ming game of the series with vernon
,,svterda1. and doubly hlTmiliated the Yliias- Ys
ers by NIT only beating them put py ridto,
washing them to done '2[omn' a - tHS portisnd
esnres rea ding TO in favor OF fortlal LAM
al the windup of the ninth inning. lie seeiieu ,.
10 he usinA- a chIoroform bali OF e soIhe'i,LIIs 1
else that hail the elements lof a knockout utop 2
a q. as tba, Cutups could not figure him ont
~ a single run ali afteri loon. 1t must pe
sdrni+ted however that the Villagers are more
TO blame than Greggp as 7-hey had Pien'y P- - "a
,,,,,or+,,nities to score, and once or twice dur
{ng the game they looked like sure winners,
Inability to get sately' ooSfoiiu nv
tells the tale, in brlef. =, -, c,+,,,s
and a good Wednesday crowd Went OUT 10 Sc. SEE
him nut the kibosh to his old team mates ~
IIe wanted to win the game the worst way
and needless to say the fans were IN the same
state of mind. Hogan dro pped Out 70 siro
Brownie a chance to Work, Aahd every PfeSau- 20 u
+ion that could be figured as esseil'lal Vi d
nossible contribution to a slccesstul start On
The series was taken. Greg g, the soulhpaW'
opposed him, and was in the best form OIL i ms
carrer striking out seven Cmtups and allowing
nerv base on balls. He did not have WIG
pitch in his repertoirel and he refused 70 MT @
batter. In all he gave up seven nus anu va az
accorded brilliant support in the heia ana A'
bat. -. - o,7z port
land broke the ice with one run IN the t nv 4
This was enough to win the game oue the
habit Of the Villagers in coming from behind
with a cyclonic rush In the last Two INNINGS
McCredie scared uIIll dHe SIAeh "440AA
another run went over All hope for vernon
took wings in the eighth, when Carson zoos
ened up for four hits and three runs vernon
never could score, but 1t was not because
+hev did not have ample opportunity to DO SO;
Tbev simply played bash league ball ana
showed as little Judgment at bat as might De
exnected of the Bingville rangers.
Portland exhibited its horseshoe in the thlrd
inning. when a gift rum was scored Speas
singled 70 short right and Gregg bunted TO
Carson who threw so high to secorsd that
Lindsay had to jump off the bag and high
into the air to stop the ball, both runners
banr safe Casey sacrificed. putting Speas on
third olson flew to Coy and Speas scored on
+he throwin Another run of the same variety
was registered in the sixth. Olson singled 70
left. Rapps raised into Coy's mitts, and
Fisher hit to Kitty Brashear off hrsf' VINO
threw to second. forcing Olson Lindsay tried
TO double Fisher, but threw too high the ball
going to the grand stand and Fisher going to
second Ryan doubled to left, scoring F1sher'
THE runs scored in the eighth inning were
earned although it was tough to sit In the
Grand stand and see the Villagers made VIC
tins of old tricks that bush leaSuers would
rot bite at Olson doubled to left, Rapps
singled infeld. beating out the throw of Bur
rell by a pretty slide, Olson going TO third on
the play. Fisher popped to Roy Brashear'
inns drew n throw from Brown when he
started to steal second and Olson scored while
the Brashear brothers were trying to run
Rapps down. Both runners were safe and