Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

One for each team was the way ousi
ness broke at the Chutes yesterday
afternoon, when the Angels and VIZ
layers donned their fighting clothes te
nerform in a double-header. Vernon
conped the opening fray, to 8, thereby
making it five straight from Dlllon
darlings; then the sung OIL deLeaI ~
and Raleigh's poor work-rankled tne
Angels into something like their Old.
time form, and they nipped the secono
heat bv a, 7 to tally. This latter was
crrtailed to seven innings by mutual
One busy period in the opening con
fest gave Vernon all the runs needed
and although Berrys boys MADE
game try they could not quite get up
The awful round came in the fifth
when four safe swats netted a qulnte'
of bell ringers. In the sixth frame
Criger was released and Thorsen
finished the game.
Daley cut off Lindsay's hopes at the
opening Of the period by hooking ny
after a gallant run, but Brown was
more fortunate and was given his pase
on being bumped by a pltched pail
breckenridge sacrificed him, and Car
Isle came to the rescue with two
sacker to left, tallying his predecessor
Burrell was right there with three
Dagger to left, and he in turn got nome
on Ross bingle to center. Ihen Roy
Brashear put on the final touch by
humping the bean over the left field
fence for a complete trip. Coy's fly tc
Daley ended the slaughter.
In their half Of the same frame the
Angels sent over the first run Of th'
day. Breckenridge muffed Kit Bra
shears toss of Hallinan's swat, ant
Delmas put Hally on third with
bingle to starboard. Del was forced
second on Orendorff's weak effort. Hal
Imam tailed on Criger's single to cen
ter, and that was all for the time being
Hallinan opened the seventh with a
safe swat, Delmas walked and Wheeler
batting for Orendorff, was safe at first
on Kit Brashear's juggle of his hard
grounder. Bernard replaced Criger
with the club and had three strikes
(mis)called on him. Bernie yelled, and
drew a five spot from the ump, along
with a roasting from the field. Daley
squeezed Hallinan over the plate, and
that was the only run of the frame.
The ninth inning was again opened
by Hallinan reaching first, this time on
four balls. Delmas singled to right
After Smith had fouled out Thorsen
walked to fill the pillows. Daley
squeezed Hally over, and when Howard
was out the first game was a thing OF
the past.
Sore at this trimming, the Angels lost
no time in getting to Raleigh at the
opening of the second game, and
bumped out a duo of runs with paiI
of safe hits. Daley led off with a
single to right and Howard followed
with a safety infield. Dillon sacrificed
them on a peg, and a wild pitch gave
Pete a chance to tally. Raleigh made
q beautiful stop of Nast's hard one, but
spilled the beans with another wild
pitch which allowed Howard to tally.
One lone safe hit brought the Angels
three more runs in the third frame
Howard starting the show with a single
to left. Wheeler bunted to Raleigh
and everyone was safe. The Vernon
twirler damaged his own game some
more by throwing Nast's slap over Bur
ing the bell Lindsay's bad peg on the
same play gave Mast a chance to get
home, and that was all the damage
That was plenty, and Hogan retired
Raleigh in favor of HensHng.
With two down In the sixth, Delmas
was swatted by an inshoot and pincheG
second and third. Smith walked anL
Thorsen scored Delmas with bingle
to center. Burreu let Carlisle's toss
get away from him, and Smith alsC
cashed in.
The Villagers saved themselves a
shutout in the seventh. Carlisle walked
and went to second on BurrelTs single
Ross singled and the bags were full
Carlisle scored on Roy Brashear's deatf
at first and Burrel romped over fol
No. 2 on Coys long fly to Mast. Tit
scores: