Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
BY LAY DAVIDSON

IN LAYING like stake horses, instead Of
selling platers, and thereby showing a
big form reversal, the Angels got even
with Vernon yesterday by winning the second
game of the series by precisely the same
score that Vernon put onto them the preced-
ing day 8 to l. Ralph Toaer, who seems to
De one uf the two winning pitchers the
Angel staff just now was selected to shoot
'em over for the home boys. and scrappness
Hogan sent Schafer out to engineer the
sants for his Cutups. With these star twirl-
ers on the job, it was sure to be classy
exhibition and such it proved, although Yer
non had an off day in the field, as well as
at bat, and their four misplays helped things
along little bit for the Angels.
1t began to look for a while as If Vernon
would have to take a whitewashing at the
hands of its enemy, as they were unable to
get around the diamond until the sixth inning.
and then they got over only one run, just
enough to save themselves from a shutout.
Los Angeles started scoring in the third, put
ting pair in that round, and added
another run to the total in the next inning
Errors presented the Angels with the three
runs scored by them, while Vernon earned its
lonely
Orendorff first man up for the Angels in
the third, drew free transportation and stole
throw to second. ToZer bunted, and Schafer
fumbled long enough for him to get to first
and Orendorff to land on third. Daley doubled
to left, Stovall misjudging the ball. and
Orendorff scored. Bernard raised a high one
to right, which Coy muffed, and Tozer regis
tered. Daley tried to go to third on the
play and caught on the relay from Coy
to Lindsay to Kitty Brashear. 1t looked as
If Daley was safe and that Kitty had
dropped the ball, but F1nney called Pete out.
Hogan let the ball get by him and Bernard
went down to second. Howard was out, short
to first, and Bernie went to third. Dillon
raised a high one right into Stovall's mitts
in left and ended the scoring The third and
last scored by the Angels came in the
fourth inning. Murphy walked and stole sec
ond on Hogan's low throw to catch him.
Roth foued to Kitty Brashear. Hogan
again threw low to second to get Murphy, the
ball rolling to center and Murphy going to
third. DelTnas flew to right and Murphy
scored. Orendorff singled to left and Tozer
ended the agony by going out, second to
first
Vernon scored once in the sixth inning, and
1t looked for n time If they might be able
TO tie the score, but fate was against them.
Carlisle waited for four wide ones and went
to second while Tozer throwing Kitty
Brashear out to Dillon. While in motion he
concluded to keep going and landed safely
on third before Dillon could snap the ball
back to Roth. Stoval bounced over
Tozer's head and beat it out, Carlisle scoring
the run that saved the Cutups from being
whtewashed. Stovall tried to steal second
and was tossed out by OrendOTH ItOY
Brashear smashed a hot one down to Roth,
who fumbed, but recovered the ball in time
to retire the fleet second baseman.
The exhibition unusually interesting be-
cause it cleanly played and there was
a lack of anything approaching rowdyism or
unnecessary kicking. The players of both
teams playing dead earnest ball all the
time, and their partisans In the grand stand
and beaehers kept up a continual round of
roofing and shouts of encouragement that in
dcated clearly that both teams have a big
following here. The old rivalry between the
two home clubs and their officials much
in evidence, even in the grand stand, where
Eddie Maier and Hen Berry occupied adjoin-
ing boxes, close enough to comment upon the
various plays and GOSH another
The same teams play this afternoon at the
Chutes, and with the honors of the series
even and this being the odd series between
them each having series from the
other this season, the game should be another
scrappy and classy contest. Thorsen or Bris-
walter will dole out the curves for the An
geles, while Hensng or Willetts will perform
for Vernon.
Following is the tabuated score: