The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-01
CHAMPION
FRISCOS
Defeat the All-California Star
Aggregation.
A Spirited Game at the Haight.
Street Grounds Witnessed
by Thousands.
The 0aklsnds Downed BY the Amsteur
vallejos-Other Games-Lesgus o.
- Liners.

= Firms metropolitan pennant-winning ag-
gregaton of ball-tossers can now well claim
the title " champions. Not only did they
win the champi onship of the California
:: League, but yesterday, in presence of some
7ecO people, they met, and, in we'll played
and exciting game, defeated Fogarty's team
of "all- stars" direct from Eastern da-
{. monds.
.: The game seemed trife slow in its ear
. lier stages, but "a brilliant double-play, &C
:: compliShed by Everett, Isaacson and
Ebright, seemed to infuse the lacking
spirit and ginger into the home team, and
after that their work was of high order.
=. When, in the sixth inning, the Nets tied
the score. ana then in the following inning
gained comfortable lead the enthusiasm
D.: OF the cranks knew no bounds.
: The credit of the Frisco victory is largely
: due to that erratic, nervously constructed
and much abused little twirler Sammy
Shaw.
=. Sammy brought out whole lot of speed
with him yesterday which he used in most
effective. conjunction with his celebrated
" grapevine - curves, and which proved to
!. be'a yeritable enigma to that stalwart band
:. who faced him, their efforts to connect
safely with the ball being infantle in the
. extreme. Not only did he sail the ball up
the aisle with most tantalizing dexterty, but
he heided his position ont of sight," max
ing the most sensational stop and throw of
the glme, and also banging out hit that
prnGnced Frisco two runs.
Van UaltreD, at one time the prince of
: California pitchers, occupied the box for
the Stars ana Pop SWEET the clever young
back-stop of the champion Bostons was at
the receiving end. The men in the team
/: were the same as in that of Thursday, with
: the exception Of the battery, and Bill
Brown, who played at short.
I: Van. Haltren is still great pitcher and
his slow in-curve is very effective. but
nevertheless the singing Friscos showed a
. remarkable facility of connecting with his
=. delivery just after he had sent some one to
base on balls or by hitting them, and this
accounts for the, runs made by the home.
contingent. Captain Buck Ebrght in par
: tienlar seemed on very. familiar terms with
E. the erstwbile Greenhood twirler's curves,
and Strengthened them out on three telling
. occasions, one being magnificent three
: Dagger. the only long hit in the contest.
: There We're many neat bits of fielding in
: the game and they were well appreciated
: Van Haltren by a mighty side jump grail bed
with one hand a little weak pop fly of
Shea's; Rube Levy captured hard one
from CAROLS bat In the ninth inning.
which, If it got away from him, would have
lost the game. Shaw made a most remark
able step and throw of Longs ground hit
down the third-base line; Everett, Isaaeson
and Ebrlght executed a splendid double play
In the fifth, as did Pete Sweeney and Car
roll In the seventh.
Another feature and an amusing one, was
the continuous kicking of Carroll, Fogarty
and Van sHaltren at Umpire Gagus. But
the man who looked complacently into the
. barrel of six-shGoter held in the hand of a
noted gun-fghter without flinching, was not
TO be buffed little bit by this highly fas-
tGlous trio Of stars who wanted everything
]ust1so, and he merely smiled at their lily dis
gnlsed discontinue.
= 3he runs were made as follows:
:: In the first inning, after the home team
: was retired, Van Haltren singled to right
i: Fttgarty was given his base on balls. Shaw
threw wildly 10 second to catch Van, and on
Haniey juggling the ball the first run was
scored and Fogarty moved up to third,
Speer threw wildly to that bag and the cap
tam tailed. Carroll then sent scorcher to
= center; Brown was given first on balls;
Htrdie sacrificed, but Carroll was cleYerly
caught off third, Shaw and Ebright assisting
let. Smalley's hard bit go through him and
Brown scored the third and last run thew
: got til the ninth inning.
The Friscos captured two In The second.
: leVJ. ana Everett We're both granted their
base on balls but the former was forced at
third on Speer's hit to Smalley. Isaacson
hlied the bases reaching first the same way
% as his predecessors, and Shaw's hit which
dropped Into safe place in left scored
Everett and Speer but Isaacson was put out
attempting TO tally on the same ball.
i: In: the sixth they tied the score. Levy put
: q pretty single in right-center, and made
third on Speer's hit, which fell between Fo-
garty aud Sweeney. Isaacson flew 10
Long who threw home 10 CATCH
Speer but SWEET dropped the ball
and the little back stop was safe
In the next inning they added two more
= Stevens was Int by pitched ball and
Ebrlsht scored him on cracking triple to
extreme right field Hanley then banged
hard: one which hit Van on the leg and
: bounded off. The pitcher fielded it fast to
:. SWEET, but Ebright made an exceI tionally
fBe slide, half his body being over the plate
BET: re the bail was put on him.
-; The ninth gave eacn a run. Stevens was
egain hit by pitched ball. Ebright cracked
: out another to right, which Hardie failed to
block; and which allowed Stevens to scamper
home.
: For the CALIFORNIA; Long was granted his
base. SWEET hit to Everett, who had a sure
double play, but he fumbled the ball and
both men were safe. Van Haltren's hit,
which bounded off Shaw to Shea, forced
SWEET at second. but advanced Long to third
Fcgarty was hit by pitched ball, filling the
bases. Carroll then hit hard one to Rube's
territory, that player making fine catch,
. cut Long beat his throw in. Brown ended
Inc game, Tying to Shea. The score: