The morning call., 1890-11-14
PULLED OUT SAFELY.
The Sacramentos Win a Hard
Game From the Oaklands.

With a patched-up team, minus the sery-
ices of Catcher Bowman, First Baseman
Stapleton and Shortstop Reitz, and with the
umpires decisions, decidedly favorable to
the opposing side, the Senators beat out the
Colorels in the ninth inning in their game
at the Haight-street Grounds yesterday.
After the fourth inning, when the Oak
lands took a comfortable lead, augmenting
it in the sixth, seventh and eighth. the game
was anything but interesting, and the 1900
spectators felt positive that Frisco had al
ready had tighter cinch on the pennant
But the end hadn't come. There was one
more inning to be played. and well did the
Senators take advantage of their last chance.
With two bases on balls presented by Cobb.
couple of excusable errors and three pretty
timely bits, they made the five runs requis-
lite TO win the game.
Bowman, in fit of the sulks, caused by
some trivial remarks of his fellow-players,
withdrew from the team for the season, and
his place was filed by little Jimmy Ward,
late OF the Friscos. Stapleton had not fully
recovered from the effects OF the injuries in
fllcted on him by Dooley in last Sundays
game, and Holman was stationed at hrst
John Patrick Cahill appeared at short.
ReitZ being unable to play on account of
sickness.
The Oakland team was made up as usual,
with the exception that Dave Creamer of
last seasons Stocktons played third. This
is not CTeamer's position, but he neverthe-
less did well, one of his errors being par
donabe one, while he distinguished him
self at the bat by knocking out a clean home
run and cracking single.
Cobb and Harper were the pitchers, and
though each of them were touched out for
an equal number of hits the Sacranentan
was more effective at critical stages.
The runs were secured as follows: In the
second, Cahill made the initial on Creamer's
tumble of his hard hit. Sacrifices by DAILY
and Mcliae advanced him to third, and he
walked home ON Godar's terrific drive for
three bags over Charley O'Neil's head.
lu the fourth Sweeney'S mutf of Cahilps
fly and Cobb's wild throw of Days hit al
lowed both men to score.
In their half Of the same inning the Oak
lands took i've. Sweeney led off with
single anu DUNCAN was safe on Cahill's
tumble Of his fast drive. Dopley then HIT to
Cahil who threw to DAILY, clearly having
DUNCAN forced at second, but to the astonish-
ment Of tie crowd Meegan said Safe"
Lehman next up put one in left, and the
bal! passing Roberts permitted DUNCAN and
Douiey To score, Sweeney crossing on the
hit Charley O'Neill reached the initial on
DAILY error of a hard ground ball, stole sec
ond, took third on McDonaldS sacrifice aud
came hpme on CreamerS pretty single to
short right.
Roberts doub lie, passed ball and Wards
single gave the Senators another in the
sixth.
The OaklandS also took one in the same
inning. by base ON balls, Wards passed
ball and CantlliOn's safe shot 10 left. In
the seventh they added another ON Dun
ean's being safe on Godar's error, his steal.
Days allowing the ball 10 pass him and a
wild throw.
DAILY cracked out a double to the right
field fence i'll the eighth, scoring on Nc
Hale's single.
In the same inning for Oakland Dreamer
lifted one out far over Roberts head, easily
making the circuit. Cobb was granted his
base on balls, tuck second on HOifman'S err
rOr. third on Sweeney's single and home on
Days low throw To first of DunganS hit.
At the beginning OF the ninth the score
stood OaklaLds 9, Sacramentos 5. The
dangerous Goodenough banged out a single,
and Roberts vas given the initial on balls.
Goodenuugh cltverly stole third, and Ward
was sent TO first by the fouT-ball route also.
Lehman threw meaniy TO Dreamer to catch
Goodenuugh, but the new third baseman did
not hanfle 1t well, and GoOdy scampered
home. Cahilfs single following sent Rob
erts over the plate, and Days second
double gave Ward run. McHale struck
out but Godar hit 10 LantilliSn, vino threw
home. not in tline, however, to catch John
fatrlck, who made great slide for the
plat. Hofman'S long fly out to Sweeney
enabled Daily to make the tenth ard win
ming run. In the Oaklands' half &. ONeiil
got his base on balls and stole second, but
got no further, as Harper struck out Lob
man, Mcdonald and Creamer. The score: