The morning call., 1890-06-06
AN EASY VICTORY.
Hard Hitting and Errors Give
Frisco a Game.
Young Pitched Speedy Ball While KilrOy
Was Unsteady.
Games Played on Eastern Diamonds Be-
tween Clubs In The National League
and Brotherhood.

Up TO the seventh inning yesterday the Stock
tons were mot In t'' with the home team. with
the exception Of few innings they we're retired
IN order, and not one man could make his way
around the bases. They could not hit Young
little bit batting his curves to the infeld-
ers or sending easy flies TO the Outteld. In
the opening inning Cahill banged two
bagger to left field. and In the sixth Swan
hit for single. In the first six Innings these
two safe hits were the only ones made by the
visitors. They then struck a batting streak and
In each OF the last three innings made three
earned runs. The Slough City men played
very poor fielding game, Captain Fogarty lead
ing in the laundering. The second baseman's
miserable work was a surprise. He has been
putting up splendid ball since he donned
Stockton uniform, but yesterday he was guilty
OF several bad breaks, and his errors were re-
sponsible for more than half the runs scored by
San Francisco.
Had Kilroy received better support the hits
made off him would have been largely reduced.
None of the ten runs made by the home players
were earned. When the cushions became occu-
pied either through errors or by bases on balls
kilroy was hit bard and runs resulted. He had
poor command of the sphere and sent seven bat
ters 10 first by falling TO send 1t over The plate
Vogt caught well and but one OF his passed
balls proved costly. He threw SO accurately to
bases that four runners were put out when at
tempting to steal ahead. Fudger had another
of day and his errors rvaled FOgarty's in raw
ness. swans errcr was OF the usual kinda
muflled fly.
Holiday had two chances, an assist and put
out, and lie raised a cCmmotion when he ac-
cepted them. The,put-Out was made on run
ming catch Of a home-run hit 10 center field. The
assist was performed under peculiar circum-
stances which were followed by an amusing
scene. In the third inning Sweeney batted a
clean single TO center field, ana Holiday, while
running up TO block the ball, stumbled and
fell on his back. AS he lay PROSTATE he
stopped The ball with his right hand, and while
still IN a recumbent position threw in 10 Fudger,
who got the ball before Sweeney had passed
first base. Charley did not see The block or the
throw, and thinking the ball had gone to the
fence, was running down TO second where fud
laughter OF the visiting players he was put out
and Sweeney for few minutes believed that
another ball had been "rung In" on him.
Young pitched great game, sending MS
shoots aud curves over the plate like fash, and
10 fact appeared 10 pitch speeder ball than ever.
Speer handled his bot SHOT without passed
ball, and threw out three runners al second.
In the seventh inning Chick made one OF the
finest fOu-catches seen on the grounds. The ball
went from kiiroy's bat high into the air and
came down near The beacIIerS, but the little
catcher, although running in an awkward post
tion, managed to get his hands around the
leather.
EDnght gathered in some hot grounders at
short but was weak With the stick. Stevens did
the hardest hitting of the day. rappEg out pair
of singles and trlple. His error was an excusa
bic mun OF a fly.
One Of the features OF the game was the work
OF JACK Wilson al third base. The StocktOnian
all OF The hits made 10 him were OF most diff
cult character aud his throwing across the dia-
mond was as unerriDg as a wel-directed rifle
shot. The official score: