The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-20
BATTED OUT
A VICTORY.
Two Innings Of Heavy Stick
Work by Stockton.
Roscoe Pitched for the Senators and
Frisco Made Five RitS.
The Case Of CGushIin Not Decided Last
Nisht-RepOrted Consolidation Of
Three Big Eastern Leagues.

The Stockton players were like pgmles 10 the
hands OF young Carsey at Oakland Friday, but
they look revenge out OF Mr.. Cobb yesterday,
and several Of the interior. men by heavy stick
Werk materially sweed their batting averages.
When two or three innings had been played, the
game was conceded to the Colonels by on-l00k.
ers. but the under team did not lose hope, plac-
lfing faith in that old and true axiom " game of
baseball is not won until the last man has been
put out"
Iu the third inning, through a combination Of
errors and hard hitting, the Colonels sent four
men around tile bases, which gave them total
of five runs. During this time and In their fOl-
lowing turn at bat Captain CahilPs men had been
doing little scattered hitting which had re-
suited in only one run.
But the fun commenced in the fifth inning. Mr..
Cobb stepped into the box with his usual conf
dent smile, but there was little laughter In his
eyes few minutes later. Armstrong was the
hrst man up In his Inning and he banged out q
single 10 center. Duane batted TO Norris O'Nell.
who fumb.ed, and Wilson followed with sacri-
hce, advancing The runners. Then Hapeman
Made base hit, scoring Armstrong. Selna's
single 10 center and Dungan's error came next,
scoring Duane and Hapeman, and The first base
man ran home on Holidays triple over DuDgan's
head. -Four runs. In the SIKH The cannOnad-
Ing was resumed. Fogarty raped a hard liner
TO Z. ONell, who dropped the ball. rm-
Stroug'S slngle sent FOgarty TO third, and Al H.
strong stole second. Duane's safe hit scored
Fogarty and Armstrong, but the catcher was
retired uying TO steal second W llson then
and scored un Hapeman's long fly out TO Aee-
gan. CaGill hit hot single past second, aud
scored when Selma batIed his second triple TO
the score board. Holiday kept tile ball moving
by pasllng out the third triple of the inning aud
Selma tallled. Holiday, through poor coaching,
attempted home run, but was put out at The
plate.
So the inning ended, and Cobb was taken out
OF the box. He had been sized up IN Two ln-
nings tor Ten safe hits, including four three.
cushion shots, and Stockton had pegsed UP nine
runs.
In the last two innings they played the Stock
tons batted against Meegan, and although not
doing much havoc with his delivery. found him
for long hits.
Had 1t Iol been for heir heavy y. ting snurt
The Stockton people would have gone home WIN
anOlher disastrous defeat attached 10 their long
suing of losses. Hapeman batted very
freely throughout, aud was heavily handicapped
by Duane, WHO Caught miserable game. Inc
Dackst0p could not throw 10 bases aud was uu-
able TO hold his pitchers hot shot.
fOgarty aud Fudger played brilliant ball, the
former accepting fJuI teen out OF fifteen chances,
and some Ol them were very difficult. His error
was his failure to block poor throw from
Duane. Cahill was weak with the stick, striking
out Til ee tmes and lie made Two errors ID right
neld Armstrong put up good Dall despite the
crippled condition of his right hand, aud secured
lhe hits out OF four times at bat Selna's first
base play deserves more than mere mention. He
covered tie first corner In great shape and
made pretty running catch Of a toul fly
near the grand stand. He batted Cobb
very heavily. The CUlonels were slightly
oul uf gear III fielding. Charley 0'Neiil dropped
Two lily la lis, his namesake at short erred twice.
OH slow grounders and DUNCAN also contributed
10 Ihe blunder making. Dungan's clean home
Iun hit TO The clubhouse WAS pretty drive aud
was loudly alpauded.
LOhman's catching and throwing were perfect.
Base-runners became afraid To get off the bags
alter he had thrown several out before they were
within ten feet of second. He batted like
Trojan, too, getting tiiple, Il double and two
singles of Hapeman. Tie score: