The morning call., 1890-05-05

The home team won yesterdays game with the
Stocktons, but they deserved TO lose 1t. After
obtaining big lead, IN the seventh they allowed
their opponents 10 tie the score while only one
safe hit was made by the grangers. Then both
teams settled down TO hard work and neither
side scored for three innings. Two safe hits in
the eleventh gave Frisco one run, the only one
earned cut ~ the ten credited 10 the team. The
contest was not brilliant one aud became in
ieresling only after the seventh Inning, when the
teams were tied on the score board. There were
few pretty plays and the work was generally of
ordinary character. The audience was a
small one for Sunday. A big stretch OF empty
benches showed Up from the bleachers. and the
grand stand hsi many reserved seats untitled.
Stockton had a very weak spot at third base.
Young Kelly was assigned TO play that bag, as
wilson look the place OF FalThurst, who is on
the sick list and the little fellow was altogether
out Of place. He threw poorly TO first and dis
played wretched Judgment in handling the ball
ON fOree hits. Twice when man was forced TO
third on a ground hit TO Kelly, the baseman, in
stead Of stepping on his cushion or touching The
runner, TOOK the risk Of throwing across the dia-
mond TO Selma
Holiday again showed what an excellent
fielder lie is-nOt. He managed to secure two
flies, but lost his grit and grin on other occasions.
Swan had but one chance in right, a long hit by
Levy, that an average fielder would have Sc
cured, hui the Stocktonian misjudged it.
EuuEcIs EusdIiS anu oeiud cuucdNOiOu 10 Ou-
set the disastrous leak in the third corner by
earnest and faultesS fielding. The three men
had chances Of a difficult nature and performed
their tasks without blundering. a catch of n
foul NY near tile grand stand by Selma was one Of
The noticeable incidents OF the play.
Borclers, before the game, complained that
his pitching arm was sore and asked to be eX-
cused from going in the box bat Manager De
PaDgher would not consent. 1t was evident that
BotcheTs was not al his best, but whether his
poor pitching was purpoSely done, or was due 10
lack OF condition, is matter OF doubt. lie did
nor use speed, and seldom brought into play his
puZzling drop ball. The FTiscOs banged his
curves hard, making twelve sale hits with
Total Of fifteen bases.
Cahill made Two fine hits, one being a three
Dagger TO center. Wilson caught au Indifferent
game having four passed balls 10 his discredlt.
Youugs bO1-wOrk would have been much bet
ter had lie more control OF his delivery. Nine
StoeKton men were given the Initial on Called
balls. In the seventh inning be filled the cor
ners by giving two men first base on balls and
hitting a batter by pitched ball. Then single
came aud errors followed and the score was
tied Young was not batted hard, but six hits
being secured on him and five Of the StOcktons
famed. Speer caught fine game and raped
out three clean singles. Sweeney had an of day
with the stick, but played his position well.
Ebrlght put up some frst-class ball at short, de-
spite his two errors. One of his blunders vas
the mun OF very hard ball
Bucnan showed himself TO be very clever
third baseman in his work yesterday. His block
Ing OF grounders and throwing was steady aud
sure. AT bat be lined out three singles.
Haniey got Under four flies and pulled them
tuIe his STICK record for the day.
The run-gettlng was as follows: In the first
inning for Stockton Swan hit all infeld siugle to
Buehan. went 10 third on CahllPs safe hit to
right, and scored on Fudger's sacrifice.
In The second for Frisco Levy took second
when Swan misIudged his fly. Stevens sacrificed
10 Selma, advancing Levy 10 third. Bucban hit
safely 70 lett, but Levy did not score on account
OF CahilPs quick fielding. Young was given first
base on balls Levy scored on a wild pitch.
Sbea's single TO center scored Buchan, Young
taking third and shea going TO second on the
throw In. Wilson's passed ball scored Young
and Shea. Hanley hit safely 10 center. Ebrghps
base on balls sent him to second and lie scored
on Speers single TO left
In the fourth Tor Frisco EbriEht hit to Kelly
and was safe on The short throw, and a passed
bail sent him to third. Speer hit safely to Kelly,
EbIight going to third Speer stole second and
Ebrighl scored on the throw down
For Stockton in the fifth CahiIl hit three
Dagger 10 center and scored on Fogarty's bit to
buchAn, which was thrown low TO first
In The sixth for the home nine, after two men
mad been thrown out at plate, Speer, WHO had
reached first on hit that was felded home,
vens' hit.
In The seventh for Stockton Fudger and Selma
were gwen first base on balls aud Fogarty was
hi by pitched ball. Wilson's single past
short scored Fudgger and Fogarty and sent
throw in. Borchers hit to Buehan. who threw
home, but Selma scored. Kelly got first on balls.
swan swan oalted ny to Ebrighl. who mufied, and
then Levy, who picked up the ball, threw Wild to
thIrd, Wilson aud Borchers scoring.
In The eleventh Speer hit safely past second
stole second aud scored on Stevens double TO
cculer.
SUMMARY-At San Francisco, May 4, 1890
San Franchises 8, Stoc >tons Z. Earned runs
San Francscos l, Stocktons 1. Three base
hits-Cahlll, Hanley. Two-base hits-Borchers,
stevens. Sacrifice hlts-Shea, Sweeney, Stevens,
Fudger, Speer, Borchers. First base on errors
san Franchises 4, Stocktons 2. First base on
called balls-San Franchises 6, Stocktons 8.
Left on bases-San Franeiscos IA Stocktons l.
Struck out-By Young 8, by Borchers f. Hit by
pitcher-Leyy. Fogarty. Passed balls-Wilson 4.
Wild pitches-Young 1, Borchers 1.
SCORE BY INNINGS