The San Francisco call., 1910-07-25
ANGELS CAPTURE
final OF SERIES
Oaks Take Morning Game i'm
=. Style, but MOSer Gets After
noon TrOUnciHg
By Joseph MURPHY

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: Erhe oaks clinched the series by cap
turing the morning game, but in the
matinee performance, on this side of
the bay the transbay bunch ran the
bases like a lot of wooden heads and
as result they had to be content
with the short end of a to score 1t
was a scrappy game, in which the Oaks
did more talking than real playing,
and for incessant jabbering and Ian
guage which did not sound pleasing
10 the umpire's ear, Captain Wolver-
ton. chief Of the commuter tribe, was
..ba rricaded in the clubhouse.
The Angels finally found their bat
ting eyes and they gave Mr. Moser,
who hopes TO be a big Lacquer next
season. a fine trouncing. The variety
OF twisters which MOser offered to the
angels looked simple 10 them as the
offerings Of a busher.
=. =" Moser did not have anything those
-Southerners did not understand, and
he tried hard TO get their number, but
. ire was not there. After he had been
swell peppered he was elected in the
eaTsy part Of the seventh frame when
. danger was confronting him.
Tozer was elected to do the fling
sing for the Angels and though he got
away with his game he was far from
being a mystery. He only lasted be-
.CaIse his team was in the lead and
they were hitting the opposition
Freely.
:. ..Both teams seemed TO be able TO hit
but Dillon's men made better use of
their hits than the oaks. The latter
i@am got away with four bingles and
4 walk in the sixth frame. but ali they
could 90 was 10 gel q couple OF runs.
a walk was also sandwiched in be-
tween the batting rallies. Again in
The seventh frame they went after
= Tozer and got three more bingles, but
only one run was secured
FALL On MOsER's OFFERINGS
> The contest progressed until the
Fourth frame without either side doing
any good for itself In the Angels
half of the fourth they fell on Moser's
offerings for three hits which netted
Tw0 tallies The Angels hitting was
good and clean and il looked for a
rime as if Moser was going to be sent
for the bench.
- The Oaks started to hit Tozer in the
nth, but they failed to get a run until
the sixth frame. when they got TO
TQzer for four bingles. Moser started
The trouble with a double to the left
deld bleachers. It went into the crowd
and ground rules prevented him from
going any farther. Swander singled
and things began to look tough for
the mound man. WolvertOn walked,
nlling the bases. Maggart singled.
sending Moser and Swander across the
plate. Hogan followed with bingle
and Captain Wolverton tried to come
home on the hit but was nailed at the
plate.
The score was tied and it looked as
If either team had chance. 1t was a
case Of which team would hit the
harder, as both Of them were slapping
the old horsehide merrily.
The Angels frightened their grip on
the game by hammering Moser hard in
the seventh. Smith led off with a sin
gle to the right field fence and then
Tozer sacrificed. Daley got his third
successive hit by bingling to center,
and Smith, who was trying to come
home from second, was interfered with.
WolvertOn endeavored to hold him at
the bag but Umpire Finney allowed
the runner TO cross the plate for in
reference. 1t was here that Wolver-
ton .hOwled and was ordered CT the
field.
MOSER GETS THE HOOK
Bernard hit to deep right and Daley
took third. Moser was given the hook
and Harkins took up the job. He
walked Howard and then Wheeler beat
out an infeld hit and Daley scored.
Cutshaw's error Of the throw TO first
allowed Bernard to score Howard
was caught trying to steal home.
The Oaks did some more nice hit
ting in their half OF the seventh, but
luck seemed to be against them. Cut
shaw singled by second and Wares hit
10 left Dillon was warming a man
for relief at this period. but Thomas
flied out. The ball looked as if it
was going up against the center field
hrrT he Wi nd 5rrcf - i,,t
grounds and it was gathered in by
Daley Cutshaw scored on Swander's
slow hit and Wares was caught trying
TO pilfer third. This ended the run
getting. Score:
Los ANGELES
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