The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-08
FINN'S FRlsCOS WIN.
Another Game From the Tnil-Enders at
Oakland.

Another Game From the Tnil-Enders at
Oakland.
There was a rather light attendance at the
Oakland grounds yeSte rday. where the
Frscos easily defeated the Stocktons.
The Nets put up a StrCDg game behind
Coughln, who outside of the first and Sec
Ond innings pitched winning ball.
The Gastowns were without pitcher.
and Joe Leveque, promising amateur, was
pressed into service.
Leveque showed signs of nervousness in
the first two innings, when he was hit
safely four times and sent two men in each
inning to first base by hitting them. After
that he steadied down and did remarkably
well, allowing but four safeties during the
remainder of the game. He appears TO
possess all the necessary attributes that
make a good pitcher, and under proper
training would undoubtedly be conner"
The Gastowns played streaked game
back of him, going all to pieces in the second
and fourth innings.
Twenty-one men we're retired on fly balls
during the contest, Wilson, Hoffman and
Armstrong taking some difficult fouls in
splendid shape. Holiday was sick and John
Patrick Cahill played in center.
The runs were made as follows: Although
Leveque hit the two first men that faced
him, and Ebright sacrificed, the Nets cnuld
not score. Hoffman capturing Hanley's foul
in a neat manner, and Levy being assisted
out on mis- grounder to Fogarty.
The Gastowns got man over in their
half Of the first. Selma placed safe one in
center and stole second. Cahill sacrificed
and Hoffman's single to left gave Selma an
earned run.
They earned another, and their last of the
game, in the following inning. when, after
two hands were out, Fosarty smashed out
home run to right field, the ball bounding
over the shed into the racP-track.
The Nets took four in the second. Everett
beat out his hit to Pache, was advanced to
second on Speer'S safe drive to left, and on
errors by Fogarty and Armstrong scored.
plays and Isaacson and Coughlin filled the
bases by being hit by pitched balls. Shea
banged out a "beaut' to left on which Speer
and Isaacson scored. Stevens pushed a
slow safe one down to third, which again
filed the cushions, and Levy's base on balls
forced home Coughlin.
In the fifth they gained two more Levy
banged out one to the right-ield fence for
two bags, and after Everett and Speer were
retired on inheld bits lSaacSon shot one to
left, and on Wilson and Leyeque allowing
HoffmanS throw In TO pass them and Arm
strong reckessly and aimlessly throwing
the ball back to the field again, Levy and
lsaacsOn tailed.
The Nets made another brace Of runs
in the seventh. Levy, again first up, hit to
Wilson, but Selma dropped the throw, and
Rube was safe. Everett was granted first
on balls. Speer put safe liner in center,
| and, on Cahill allowing it to go by, Levy
| and Everett crossed the rubber. Speer was
| cleverly thrown out at second by Armstrong
| to Wilson 10 Fogarty. Isaacson struck out,
and Coughlin retired the side by popping
up fly to Fogarty.
They failed to tally again in either the
| eighth or ninth, the last inning closing by
Everett and Speer being put out by we'll
executed double play. The score: