Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-07
ANGELS UNABLE
To HIT MILLER
TWirIer They Drove Out of Box
Thursday Proves a Deep
Puzzle to Them
WILLIAMS KNOCKS HOME RUN
Luck Broke All in Favor of Seals
Yesterday, and Locals
Never Were In 1t
WILLIAMS KNOCKS HOME RUN

Southpaw Criger was given another
chance to make good with the Angel
band yesterday and while he pitched
good ball nearly all the time, he did
enough bum flinging in streaks to lose
to .. Miller, who was massacred
Thursday by the Angelic swatters. was
sent back TO the firing line by Kiddc
Mohler and held the clouters on the
other side wholly at his mercy. Each
twirler gave up five hits and was given
good fielding support, only one mis-
play on each side marring an other
wise classy and highly exciting game
The Seals were lucky in having mer
on bases when an occasional hit meant
something and by using their noodles
when they had a chance to score, man.
aged to make the series stand 2 to
in their favor.
Los Angeles scored once in the open
ing inning and then let up until the
eighth, when another run was put
across the pan. Frisco took the lead
in the second and never afterwards
surrendered it, scoring a pair in the
second and another brace in the sixth
A home run drive was responsible fol
the first set of runs, and a muff by
Ross presented the other two tallies
to the lucky visitors.
The first run scored by the Angels
in the opening session, came after two
hands were down. Daley was easy
for the inffeld and Ross famed. How
ard drew a pass. stole second and third
and scored on Williams bum toss tC
catch him off third. The other run
scored in the eighth, also was regis
tered after two men were out. Smith,
who succeeded Orendorff after the lat
ter was hurt by a foul tip in the sixth
walked and took second on Criger's
single to right. Daley hit into a
double being retired with Crlger, and
smith got home while this was go
ing on.
Frisco scored a pair in the second
Tenant flew to center and Witt was
thrown out at first by Orendorff, who
fielded his bunt in front of the plate
Bodie singled to left and Williams
smashed the ball over to Main street
via center field. The other pair OF
runs came in the sixth after two hands
were down. Miller and Shaw were re-
tired via the Delmas-Dillon route
Orendorff was struck on the right hand
by a foul tip and forced to retire lr
favor of Smith Then trouble began
Mohler walked and was advanced a
base by Melchoir's infield bingle. Ten
nant raised a high one to right and
Ross muffed it. Mohler scoring and
Melchoir going to third. Criger tossed
a bad one to the plate and Smith let
il get away from him. Melchoir get
ting home before the ball could be re-
covered
The Angels could do nothing to get
I'D a sweat except in the first ano
eighth innings and seemed to be un-
able to find the ball. When men were
on bases in the second and only one
ont. Orendorff and Criger had to fan
At other times, poor judgment in base
running caused them to lose oppor'
tunitfes to score. while the brilliant
fielding of the Seals at all times fur-
ther minimized all chances the An
gels may have had to get into the
Hen Berry says this is the last game
fhat the Seals can have out of this
series and will send his heavy artil-
Ierists in for duty from now on. The
same teams play this afternoon ano
wind ND the series tomorrow with q
double header, one game being PLAYED
At Vernon and the other at the Chutes
The Vernon game will be called at II
o'clock this morning and the a1Iep-
noon game will be started at 2:3C
o'clock. Tozer probably will pitch to-
dav. .o -,
Following is the tabulated score OF
the game Yesterday: