Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-11

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pose Mitchell in the opening game and
for eight innings both twirlers refused
to loosen up with anything that could
be changed into a tally. The seals
gathered eight safeties, which failed
to be productive, and the Angels
hooked the Man of Mystery for four
that proved futile.
Then came the ninth. Berry opened
the Seals part of it with lofter that
was taken care of by Daley, and Shaw
Topped off a bunt toward Dillon which
he beat out. Mitchell flew to Ber-
nard and it looked like another blank
round when Madden bounced an easy
one toward Delmas. The hit must
have looked easy to Del, too, for he
played all kinds of tricks with it, CIV
ing everyone his life. Then Mohler
came along with dinlSy one over sec
ond that gave Shaw chance to reg
lister.
The Angels came back in their half
Of the round and tied things up. Muir
phy opened with a bIngle to left and
advanced on Hallinan's life giVer. He
went to third on Delmas' out ana
George Wheeler was called on TO 90
the trick in place of OrendOrff. Vince
ler's effort with the club was neat
single to right and murphy crossed
over with the run.
IOZer was OIL HIS IGSu dI IilC OPSiA
ing of the tenth and delivered trans
portation 10 Bodie. Tenant sacri-
feed and Witt was retired for the
second out on a pop to Dillon. Berry
lofted a dinky one back of second and
Howard and Bernard gave a nice little
CASTOR and Alphonse exhibition while
the ball dropped between them and
then bounced toward the fence, Bodle
tearing across with the winning tally.
oil rar@ IN n lars
in the second heat, scoring in both
the first and second frames, while the
Seals were getting one in act number
two. Then Klein spilled the beans in
the fourth and so far as any chance
Berry's boys had it was all over but
sweeping off the diamond. In the sew
enth the Angels scored another, but
the lead was too great to be overcome
without an awful batting rally, and
that Mitchell refused to allow.
Daley led off in the initial inning
for the Angels by slamming a single
to left. He went to third while Ber-
nard and Howard were being retired
via infield efforts and Dillons hot one
to Mohler, which the Kid could not
handle, permitted him to score.
With Tennant down in the second
Witt slammed one toward the box that
caromed off Klein's glove and rolled at
Delnnas' feet. Bert juggled 1t and the
runner was safe. A moment later Witt
was caught in between bags, but Dill
Ions effort at running him down went
astray and McGreeVy called him safe
at second, in spite of the roar on the
decision. Berrys fly to Murphy landed
witt on third and he scored on Shaw's
hard one to Howard, which reached
first too late to do any damage.
HalIinan sent the Angels into the
lead again when he started the sec
ond frame with a two-sacker to deep
center. Delmas sacrificed and Halli-
nan tailed on Smiths bunt in front
of the plate, which Mitchell tossed
home, Hallinan sliding under Berry's
outstretched mitt.
Then came the awful fourth and
Young Klein's flip-flop. With Witt down
fhe lad issued a pass to Berry. Shaw
hit to Dillon, who made no move to-
ward doing anything but hold the
dill. Mitchell made it two gone, Del
mas to Dillon, and Madden tore off
a screamer by first that Travelled to
the fence for three sacks, scoring
Berry and Shaw. Mohler bowled a
hot one toward Hallinan, which was
stopped in pretty fashion, but which
could not be relayed anywhere to re
tire a runner Madden scoring. Mel
choir singled by second and Bodie al
most broke the worlds home run rec
ord with his effort to right, the ball
bouncing within a few inches of the
top fence rail. Mohler and Melchoir
crossed the platter on this tWo-bag-
ger and Tenant singled to right to
bring Bodie home. Tenant tried to
steal second while Witt was waiting
ct the plate and as nipped by Smiths
pretty toss to Howard.
Still anther run came in the fifth
when Berry slammed the leather for
a trio Of cushions and scored on
ShaW's little Texas Lacquer over third
The Angels made their last one in
the seventh when Hallinan went to
second on a single which was thrown