The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09
Oakland Made a Gallant Fight
at the Close.
Wild Throwing by The FrisGos Gives the
StOCktOnS a Game.
Ebright'S Errors Responsible for Several
RulS-ReSultS Of Contests Played
on Eastern Diamonds.

The game at Emeryville yesterday after
noon between the Senators and Colonels
had very exciting finish. The style 10
which the home team made gallant squirt
aroused the partisan spectators to high
pitch OF excitement and caused corre-
spending spirit of depression among the
lonely visitors. From the fifth inning to
the ninth the men from the interior had
cinch on the contest, the score standing
to in their favor. When the ninth inning
opened with Oakland at bat and Harper
pitching good ball, matters were rather
chilly for Robinson's team, and the cranks
began hurrying away to catch the next
train. Isaacson was the first man up and
he hit safely to Godar. Then Carsey few
to Stapleton and Charley O'Neill struck out.
Two out with one man on base and four
runs TO tie. Dooley was the next
stick-wielder and he raped single over
short. DUNCAN followed with an infeld
hit to Godar and the cushions became filed.
Lohman batted hot grounder to Godar,
who failed to block the ball, and Isaacson
scored. The bases were still filled when
Mcdonald stepped to the plate. He made
a swift swing at one of Harper's curves.
but the bat did not meet tine sphere sQuarely.
and the ball bounded easily toward Staple
ton. The first baseman smiled as he
crouched to block the ball, but it struck
rock and bounded over his head, rolling to
right field. McHale let the hit pass him,
and, when he picked the ball up. threw to
second, from where it was returned to the
plate, but Bowman erred, and three Colonels
had scored, while Mcdonald was at third
base. The score was tied and Oakland was
happy. Stickney ended the half-inning by
striking out
The Senators, however, got down to
work and made their only earned run Of the
game in their half of the ninth and won
the game. Stapleton hit a single to Stick
ney. went to second on Reitz's sacrifice and
scored on MeHale's safe hit over short.
The game went along nicely until the
fifth inning, with the score standing even,
when three infield singles of the scratch
order and errors by Norris ONeil and
IsaacSOn gave Sacramento four runs. That
killed much of the interest in the play for
while and the audience was very quiet
until the wind-up.
Oakland's team was slightly out Of joint
In fielding, lsaaesOn making two stupid er-
rors and n. ONell doing his usual blunder-
ing. Carsey was very effective, a majority
of the hits made off his delivery being
scratches and had he been decently sup
ported the Oaklands would have won hands
down. Mcdonald and LOhman played
steady ball and c. O'Neill made pretty
running catch in left field.
Charley Dooley was cheered every time
he stepped to bat and twice succeeded in
making safe hits. He did not have a chance
In the field.
Harper was unsteady at intervals and
was raped freely, but good fielding kept
the opposing players from scoring. Up to
the ninth inning the Senators had made but
one error and PLAYED o brilliant game,
Daley III ohort carrying UH the honors
The scorn.