Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-25
SEVEN STRAIGHT
WITH HAP AND CAP
HouaniteS Establish New Record.
Carlisle Batting a Feature.
BeaverS-AngeIS Today

Hap Hogan's Villagers established a
worlds record and gave themselves a
comfortable lead over Frisco in the
race for third place in the Coast league
Yesterday afternoon at Chutes park by
trimming the Angels in the seventh
straight game of the series by score
of 40. The records of baseball do not
show any similar case where club
took seven straight games from the
same team in a single week, and the
Tigers went north with a fighting
chance for the pennant. But only a
fighting chance, as they will be obliged
to take practically all of the remaining
fourteen games, and the help Of the
Angels will be necessary 10 trim Port
land.
Bull Thorsen was selected to take
the mound for the DillOnites in an Ell
fort to retrieve his defeat OF last
Wednesday, but the phenomenal hitting
of the Tigers sent "BulI. down 10 all
other defeat But the big tWirler can
take consolation from the fact that the
Vernon sluggers have treated the en-
tire Angel pitching staff to the same
dose during the series just closed.
The fifth looked like a defeat for
Vernon Thorsen walked and advanced
to second when Daley crossed Fisher,
who was playing in for bunt, with a
scorcher to right for one base. Bernard
bunted to Fisher who tossed Ihorseh
out at third, Burrell making a nice stop
of a rather wide throw. Any kind of
hit would have scored two runs but
HOward's case was another instance
of the luck which has initiated against
the Seraphs all week. Ivan bounded to
Lindsay, who threw Daley out at the
plate. Bernard went to third and How
ard to second on the play. Smith drove
a long fly to Hosp and Raleigh's one
bad inning was over.
Carlisle, who had previously driven
out two hits, a double and a single,
was passed to first by Thorsen at the
start of the sixth. Burrell sacrificed
him to second and Garlic" reached
third when Orendorff dropped the ball
as he was about to peg to third. More
Angel luck. Carlisle scored on Hosp's
double to left, just out of Kennedy's
reach. Hallinan jumped high in the
air and pulled down r. Brashear's
bounder over third, which was labeled
base hit" Coy picked out one to his
liking and drove 10 deep center for
three bases, sending in Hosp. He was
later caught off third, ending this ses-
sion.
Inc elRllll was dllOllltI DClNl llllllllS
for Thorsen. With Raleigh out of the
way on a grounder TO Delmas, Carlisle
smashed a double to right and tailed
the third Tiger run on Burrelps single
to left "Lennie" reached second on
Daley's throw to the plate for Carlisle.
Hosp singled to left, scoring Burrell.
After this the Angels never looked
dangerous, for the Tigers, secure in
having bagged the seventh game, took
chances and pulled off fielding stunts
that would never have been attempted
had they been on the short end of the
score.
Hughey Smith played first in place
of Dillon, who is resting up for the
Portland series, and performed credit
ably. Thorsen's pitching was not bad,
but not even Bender of the Athletics
or COombs, his teammate, could have
stopped the Tigers the way they have
been going the past week. Only q
small crowd attended, again proving
to the management that the fans will
not come out for Monday baseball. The
tabulated score follows: