The morning call., 1890-11-17

have been doing magnificent work for the
Fresno team.
Frank Fudger must still be counted in it
with any of the pitchers of this league.
Sammy Shay is said to be possessed OF
splendid and w1ll-cultivated tenor voice.
jim Mcdonald has been suffering from n
attack of diphtheria, but is now conyalesc-
ing.
The Friscos and Stocktons play at the
Haight-Street grounds to-day and tomorrow.
Games will be called at 2 so o'clock.
Phil knell, who returned Friday looking
the picture of health, played second base
for the VIII & Finck team yesterday in the
morning game.
Peak-a-boo Veach is again in harness. He
has signed to play the season out with the
Colonels, which means that D0Oley will be
kept at third base.
All the California players who were with
the different teams in the East this year
have returned, with the exception of Tom
Brown and Ed Morris.
In Yesterdays games with Stockton Ham
ley made the last put-out of each game, cap
turing Pache's fly in the first and Arm
strong,s in the second contest
Joe Leveque and Frank Delmas will both
be with the Salem lOregon) team next sea-
son. Patsy Cahill has also received a fiat
tering offer from the same team.
Goodenoughs score yesterday presents
quite combination of threes, Which fg-
ureS are pretty high for one mans runs,
hits, steals and put outs in single game.
will form tam of all California players
and play exhibition games with picked mines
from the California League at the Haight-
street grounds.
Kilroy. Cedar and DAILY of the Sacra-
mentos, and Lookabaugh, Speer and Ever
EFT of the San Franchises will return 10
their hnmps in the East immediately afta,
the season closes.
1t is doubtful il George Speer, the popular
little beckstop, will be with any team in
the California League next season, as he is
said to be the recipient of substantial offers
| from Eastern managers.
The pilot-b0at which accompanied the
Zealandia outside the Heads last Saturday
| brought back the information that John
| Patrick Cahill was the first of the tour
| lists" to be taken with seasickness.
| There has been quite call on the ANA
! teur talent lately by the Stockton team.
| Pache. Leveque, Kelly, Chase. Dave Levy
| and'HigGin botham have all been with ANA
teur teams this season, and all have ap-
peared in one or more games with the tail
enders.
| A morning contemporary was way off in
| the publication of Sheas score yesterday,
| making several glazing errors which caused
| that player considerable annoyance. 1t
| gave him credit for but one hit when he had
| three, no steals instead of one, one assist
| instead of five and six errors instead of
| fou". According to the incorrect score
| Shea's battery average for the day was only
| 200 instead OF 600 and his fielding percentage
500 instead of IA. Quite difference.
Hogs team of California Colts, who are
| to do the Islands under the captaincy of Tom
| Power. were given a royal send off last
| Saturday, when they took their departure
! for the tropics Over 200 friends were pres
ent 10 wish them godspeed, and numbered
| players of all degrees in the baseball
world. Among those who fingered till the
| Zealandia steamed off were Bill Brown,
| Joseph w. Stapleton, Jimmy Fogarty, Will
| lam Mccarthy, John f. Donohue, Eddie
Moran, Marion Wilson Jr., Tom Mulvey.
| Jim Cusick, William Cooncy. John Thomp-
son., Thomas Tregalis. William Daley.
| William Long. john Dolan, S. Eyatt. w.
Philpot, Al G. Pierce and Mervyn Thomp-
son.
| From present indications baseball will
fairly boom in the Northwest next year, and
| already sters are being taken to form an
| other ieage on substantial fiGancial basis
| that will almost equal the North Pacific.
| 1t will be known as the Willamette Valley
| League, and will comprise six or eight teams
| from the following cities Of Oregon and Wash
Astoria, Oregon City, Albany and possibly
| McMinnville and EGgene. The Salem Base
| ball Association has already been ncorpor-
ated with paid in capital stock of $500. of
| which the following representative young
| business men of that city are the share
| holders: George Williams. jay 5. Smith,
Ed. Lamport, j. j. Dalrymple, Charles
Knight, Sherman Thompson ana Charles
| GalberSOQ.