Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-06
LIVELY DOINGS IN
D0YLE's PASTURE
Villagers Treat Crowds to a Fine
Exhibition of Umpire Bait"
ing, and Win
SCORE WINNER IN THE TENTH
Plenty of Action for Fans Who
Made the Pilgrimage to
Vernon Park
SCORE WINNER IN THE TENTH

Any time real action is wanted stage
the show at Vernon. In about as
scrappy, umpire hating, in and out
game as has been played on anybody's
lot since the flood, the Villagers nosed
out Berry's pets yesterday and OBJ
tanned the verdict after ten innings, six
to five. Several times it looked as
though the insurance companies would
have to pay off on indicator man Fin
neys life-or death-and not until the
Hoganites broke it up by collecting a
gong ringer in the extra frame was
everything quiet.
There were plenty of features to suit
the most eXactng, whether of pugnac-
ious or universal peace activities. The
Angels had their batting clothes on,
and played the parts of desperadoes
when once on the bags Hap's hire
lings were consistent and when II came
to a real showdown nosed out Berry,
bunch for the winning run, Action
with big A was on tap at all times,
and plenty of names were put down on
the dope sheet Three pitchers and
two catchers were utilized by Vernon,
and the Angels employed duo of twir-
lers and a like number of receivers.
Home runs were not scarce, and the
forces were usually productive of some-
thing besides a man at the first or Sec
ond station. Incidentally, the jumps
were aggressive most of the time,
and several players felt their wrath.
The first went by without disaster,
but the second started as though busi
ness was meant. Wheeler got as far
as third base with only one down,
but when he attempted to reach home
l.. r-AA a1 of
THE FIRST ONE
In the third the Angels broke into
print and put the first run of the game
over. One was gone when Delhi
stepped out a single and proceeded to
second on passed ball. Daley
slapped out an infield single and Delhi
attempted to score. being an easy vic
tim at the rlate, after several YER
nonites had Joined in the chase be-
tween the bases. Daley reached second
all right, and scored on Bernard's In
field hit, when Schafer made a bum
heaye to Norman Brashear Howard
walked and attempted a double steal
with Bernard, the latter being nipped
at the final cushion.
In the fourth came the real disas-
ter, according to the early dope, for
Los Angeles had a quartet at work
ringing the score bell Wheeler opened
with a single and was forced at sec
ond on Murphy's hit to Schafer. Hal
Imam slapped one at Lindsay and was
called safe at first on close decision.
Stovall made grand catch of Del
mas long one and had not Lindsay
juggled his toss would have made
Murphy the victim of a. double play at
Murphy stole third, and he
and Hallinan finally put over the
double steal the former scoring. Smith
walked and Delhi provided a real sem
sation by slamming the ball over the
left field fence for the longest drive
ever seen at Jack Doyle's pasture. That
made it FIVE runs to nothing in favor
Of the Angels, and Vernon thought 1t
time to start
Carlisle headed the list in the viii
agers' half of the frame, and started
right with a nice single to center field,
and Stovall took one in the ribs to get
On the bags. Norman Brashear failed
TO do anything, but Brother Roy came
10 the rescue with a single that scored
Carlisle.
Vernon added another to the list in
the sixth round when Carlisle came to
the front with the second honor of the
lay, sending the ball over the right
field protector for a four-sacker
BROWNS WALLOP
In the following round everything |
came to the front, and excitement was
IN tap the minute Los Angeles was re-
.ired to give the Villagers a chance |
With the club. Coy flew to Bernard. |
BurreH was passed, and Lindsay's sin |
gle helped him on a bit Hosp took
Hap Hogan's turn with the club and |
;trolled, filing the pillows. Delhi gave !
way to Criger and Hogan changed his |
mind about allowing Smith to bat for !
'chafer and put Brown in instead. The |
switch was a wise move, for Brown |
ore off a double to left, scoring the |
hree in front of him and tieing the
score. Carlisle flew to Howard. On
;tovall's single to center Brown tried
lard to score, but Smith had the ball
n plenty of time and bad collision
esulted. Smith was presented with a ,