The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-11
RUNS BY THE DOZEN.
The St0cktOns Hit Hard but PLAY
Poor Fielding Game.

Thirty-six safe hits, nineteen errors and
forty-three runs in three hours time. In
brief, such is the record of yesterdays game
between the Stockton and Oakland clubs
1t was contest particularly pleasing to
that class of enthusiasts who abhor a
"Strike-out" game, and while it had many
wretched features the battle was really an
exciting one. owing to its see-saw character.
Base hits were as plentiful as tramps in
summer. ard the blunders, which were
numerous, were sometimes loud" enough
to startle the statue on Mount Olympus.
The ColOnels had everything their own
way after the first inning when they made
six runs, and in the fourth and fifth innings
they doubled the number of tallies made at
the start. At the close of the sixth inning
the score stood II 10 in favor of the men
from across the bay. 1t looked then like
walk-overr for Robinson's team, but the
next inning proved surprise. Fogarty,
Selma, Kelly, Wilson, De Pangher and Swan
hit for singles and aided by couple of err
rors the San Joaquin Valley men scored
seven runs, coming within one of tieing
the score.
In the seventh inning each side netted
three runs. In the eighth, with Meegan
pitching against them, the Stocktons piled
up eight more points, amidst great enthus-
iasm on the part of the spectators, who
were anxious to see the Colonies downed.
Selma, who was first up to bat in the eighth.
hit single past short and stole second.
Kelly and Chase both took first on balls,
and the cushions were filed De Pangher
mt to Mcdonald and was thrown out, while
Selma scored. Swan was hit on the head by
a pitched ball, and again the bases were
hlled. Cahill's single sent Kelly home. and
fudgers long triple to center cleared the
corners, Chase, Swan and Cahil scoring
fogarty DATED double to left and Fudger
scored. Selma again came to bat and raped
another single over short, allowing Fogarty
to so home.
Stockton had now a splendid lead but
were doomed to lose the game through a
miserable misplay on the part of their
center fielder, Holiday. Two of the Oak
lands mad been disposed of without run
being made when fly was batted to Holli-
day, 1t was an easy catch and the side
would have been retired, but Holiday
muffed and eight runs followed.
Coob was hit SO hard that he was taken
out OF the box at the close of the seventh
inning ana Meegan substituted. Peter also
Jared hard, Cahill pitched fair ball mp to
the seventh and then gave way to Chase,
who was sized up for seven hits.
SUMMARY-At San Francisco, April 10.
1S9O-Oaklands %, Stocktons q. Earned
runs-Oaklands 4, Stocktons 10. Three-base
hit-Fudger. Two-base hits-Cahill, Hill,
Mcdonald 2, Isaacson, c. O'NeilI, Fogarty.
Sacrifice hits-Dungan, N. O'Neil, Lohmap.
Cobb Fudger. First base on errors-Oak-
lands 8, Stocktons g. First base on called
ball-Oaklands II, Stocktons 8. Left on
bases-Oaklands II, Stocktons 4. Struck
out-By Cahill 3. by Chase 8, by Cobb 4.
Bit by pitcher-N. O'Neil, C. O'Neil, Swan.
Stickney. Double piays-C. O'Neill to Lob
man; Cahill, De Pangher and Fogarty;
Swan, Selma and De Pangher. Passed balls
DE Pangher ., Lehman l. Wild pitch
Cobb1.
SCORE BY INNINGS.