The morning call., 1890-05-25
THEY TOOK
THREE STRAIGHT,
Frisco Wins the Last Game Of
The Home Series.
Young CarSey Pitched Good Ball But Was
Poorly Supported.
stockton Was In Good Trim and DOWHed The
SenatOrS-Results Of Contests
on Eastern Diamonds.

Wilfred Carsey pitchei his first game for the
Oakland team yesterday afternoon and lost It,
IL was not his fault, though, that the victory
went 10 the home team. True, he was sized up
tnr thirteen hits, but they were not punched in
aay inning outside OF the eighth aud TENTH
lhitteen hits with nine runs, and only one
earned, shows the kind OF support he received.
Inc Colonies played mean fielding game be-
hlnd him, their errors all proving unusually
costly. The new pitcher was, of course ignorant
Oh the weaknesses of the opposing batters and
Oungan, WHO Is green backstop could not
eoaeh him. Carsey, however, In all his work
proved himself to be a very clever twirler. He
mas great speed, fair curves, including a good
drop Dali, and appears to be imbued with conf.
Gencs in his ability-an excellent quality In
boxman. He is exceedingly quick In his move
hents, ana frequently put ball over the plate
~hen the ba tier was off his guard. Carsey fields
MS position Ike veteran, and some OF his as
slsts on sharp hits were pIettly performed.
Ihe Oakiands went to pieces in the fourth In
nlhg, when TWO men were on bases and Haney
HI grounder to Stickney. The third baseman
threw the ball into the grand stand and Hanley
followed the other two runners across the plate.
a little while later Ebright hit for a double and
Levy batted bail in front Of the plate. DUNCAN
picked The ball up and threw ii TO Isaacson, who
mufed. Levy started to steal second and
E5right ran toward home. The ball was thrown
scored on Dungan's error. In the second inning
dad case OF rattle" also let in lwo Frisco runs
jim, Mcdonald and Lohman were the only men
IN The lean WHO played decent ball.
Tie Frlscos did not put up much better ball
Than their opponents. Lookabaugh was wild in
his delivery, and his lack of control was Il de-
eided factor In the Oaklauds' runs Iu the lhird
inning he nlied the bases by giving two men first
base on balls and hit the next batter up, aud the
lhiee men subsequently scored. EbrIght and
sweeney exchanged positions, on account OF The
former haylUg sore hand, and both PLAYED well
IA Their uew stations. Sweeney and Hauley led
Ia Inc batting lor their side, each securing three
hits.
Half dozen double plays served to make the
game more Interesting, aud when the niutn iu-
was inlense. For Frisco IN the tenth inning
shea hit an iniield single 10 Stickney, stole sec
ondi went 10 third on Sweeney's sacrifice and
scored on Hanley's single.
During the game Lohman was fined $40 for
rdeuling Umpire D0uohue when the latter
called him out on strikes.
SUMMARY-At San francisco, May "a, 1890
sanFranciscos 8, Oaklands y. Earned runs
San Franciscos 1. Two-base hits-Hanley,
Ebiieht. Sacrifice hits-N. UNeil, Mcdonald,
sweeney. First base ou errors-San Franciscos
3, Oaklands 4. First base on called balls-San
Franciscos 4, Oaklands 8. Lett on bases-San
franclScOs IL, 0aklands s. Struck out-By
LoOkabaugh 3, by Carsey 8. Hit by pitcher
EbrigBt, DUNCAN. Double plays-Shea, Ebright
aud Sweeney 2, Mcdonald to Isaaeson, Looka-
taugh, Stevens and Ebright, Mcdonald TO Loll-
Kan MeDeaald, Lehman anG IsaaesOn. Passed
ball-Steyens /,