The morning call., 1890-10-20

For missing the train yesterday, "Red"
Armstrong and Len Stockwell were each
fined $50.
George Kelly. who was Stocktons short
stop in the beginning OF the season, played
on the bench for that team yesterday.
Harry O'Day will be with US this week.
Joe Leveque has returned from Salem
Oregon, and reports that baseball has ex-
perenced most prosperous season up
North. He says everything points to big
season next year as the people of Oregon
and Washington have got the fever bad.
SPEAKING of the Spokane team he says:
Taken collectively, as team, they are the
greatest lot OF players L have ever seen
banded together, and are fast enough Tor
any league"
Rcitz, the Senator's second baSeman, was
married last Wednesday in Sacramento.
Chief" Borchers is said to be in mag
nificent form and is intent on doing his
utmost to land the pennant in his native
city.
In all the games Ward has played here he
has made but single hit.
Maybe Lehman amt catching ball. Just
glance at his score of yesterday and see
fifteen put outs and three assists, no errors
and no passed balls.
Thirteen innings without battery error,
passed ball or wild pitch on either side Is
great work in the points
The Colonel has signed three of his present
players for next season. They are DOoley,
Cantillion and-yOu know the other.
Selma had tMenty-one put-outs Yesterday.
Talk about Tip ONeiPs brilliant playing,
Friday he had only two chances at third
and erred on both of them. and in Satur-
days game he made two glazing misplays
without accepting chance. Tips teldlng
record for the two days is just exactly 600.
Cantilion did a splendid piece of work
flotr linG q
audience and which prevented the Stock
tons from winning. 1t was in the
last half of the ninth when Fog
arty poked little hit just in front OF the
plate. Carsey picked the ball up, but threw
it wild over Dooley's head. Had Cantillion
not been behind first the ball would have
travelled to the Tight-held bleachers and
FOgarty would have certainly made third.
As but one hand was out, he could have
scored the Winning run Oh any KIND OF
sacrifice.
Tip O'Neil's attempt to allow himself to
be hit by a pitched ball yesterday in the
twelfth Inning was about as awkward as his
futile attempts at fielding slow ground
balls around third base.
Frank Fudger has been suspended by the
Stockton management.
Salaries are now coming more regular
with the Stockton team.
The Sacramento management made
serious mistake when they released short
stop Daily. Jack has always been prime
fayorite with San Francisco audiences who
regarded him as one of the pillars Of the
Senatorial team. 1t is true that at intervals
he has shown up weak in throwing,
but it must be remembered that
DAILY covers an immense territory
and accepts chances many players would
never think of attempting. Besides his con-
scientious fielding he was one of Sacra-
mento's safest and hardest hitters, and in
all departments of the game he showed HIM
self vastly superior to the player now SUI
ceeding him, whose efforts at the bat are in
fantle in the extreme. By all means Daily
should be reinstated.
The Oakland team has held four positions
in the ppnnant race since last Monday. AT
the beginning of the week the Colonies
were tied for first place with the FriScos.
BY the home team winning Thursday the
Oaklands fell back to second place. The
two successive defeats by the Sacramentos
Friday and Saturday put them down third,
but Yesterdays victory landed them high
and dry in second place again.
rags" pocket edition Of Dave Foutz,
has been resigned to mascot the Sacramento
team.
Goodenough now leads Shea in the base
stealing race.
Kilroy will return to Philadelphia when
the season closes.
Catcher Bowman says it is his intention
to play ball in the California League next
season.
John Patrick Cahill has returned from
|. Portland and is looking like 4 "two-year-
old" John played great ball in the North
ern League and his batting was a feature of
all the Portland contests.
The San Franchises played their last game
in Sacramento Yesterday.