Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
SEALS EARN ONE
CAME Of SERIES
Defeat Vernon 6 to 2 in Contest
That Is Featured by Their
SIugging
BoDIE GETS ANOTHER HOMER
MohIer Severely Injuries Hogan in
Collision at Plate in the
Eighth Inning
BoDIE GETS ANOTHER HOMER
BY JAY DAVIDSON

San Francisco changed the order of
things yesterday by earning its usual
daily victory over Vernon, the score be-
ing to 2. with nearly all the runs
earned by timely and stinging wallops.
Ordinarily, Vernon hands the game to
the visiting team by erring at critical
times, but perfect fielding yesterday
could not have changed the result
more than possibly cutting down the
margin of lead of the Frisco outfit.
Henley was not as effective as usual,
but he was sufficiently so to protect
the lead which his team took in the
fourth inning. Breckenridge had two
bad innings, when the Seals scored all
their runs.
Vernon missed many chances to win
the game, poor judgment on the bases
again being as much responsible for
the failure as the lack Of ability to hit
the ball at the right time. Two or
three times the Villagers could have
scored runs with a single, but that
safety was not forthcoming. Luck aid
ed the Seals to some extent, but not
enough to make any great change in
the result.
In the opening inning it looked like
Vernon might score at least once, but
Martinke hit weakly to McArdle and
was doubled with Burrell. With Car
1isle on third, Home Run Roy Brashear
lined to Mohler. Again in the sixth in
ming, when they scored once, they were
due to chase over two or three, but
again the iinks got strangle hold on
them and they were lucky to get that
one. Martinke was hit, Roy Brashear
singled to right and Coy sacrificed neat
ly. Kitty Barshear singled, scoring
Martinke. Lindsay hit down to Witt,
who ran down Roy Brashear between
third and home. Hogan raised high
one to center that would have scored
Roy had he waited.
Frisco scored twice in the fourth in
ming on three hits, two of them doubles.
With one down, Tenant singled to
right. Coy misjudged Berry's high one
and let it go for a double. Lewis dou-
bled to left center, scoring Tenant and
Berry. Three more hits in the eighth,
a collision between Hogan and Mohler
at the plate and an error piled UP four
more runs for the visitors. Mohler
doubled down the right field foul line
and Melchoir bunted. Breckenridge
had an hour in which to get Mohler at
third, but he let the ball roll, trying to
make it go foul. Tenant fouled to
Hogan. Berry hit down to Lindsay,
who returned the ball to Hogan to
eaten MOnler, VINO was udSlllHS lOi tllC
plate. Hogan ran out to met him and
tagged him, but Mohler butted him
over, severely hurting him and forcing
him to drop the ball Lewis hit to
Roy Brashear, who tagged Berry on his
way to second and tried to complete a
double play that would have retired
the side, but he threw wide, the ball
going to the bleachers. and Meleholr
scored. Ping Bodie then lifted the ball
over the left field fence fer his second
home run of the series and scored Lew
is ahead of him.
Vernon got one over the plate in the
sixth and one in the eighth, but could
do no more with Henley's curves. 1t
looked for awhile like rally in the
ninth, but a fast double play, the sec
ond one that Tenant and McArdle had
pulled off during the game, ended all
hopes for Vernon.
Following is the tabulated score: