The morning call., 1891-03-23

either Friday Saturday, and then there will
be large attendance OF students at The San Jose
grounds.
Leagus games were resumed at Santa Clara
College yesterday, the Martins and Robinsons
playing. Each OF the three clubs have two
games 10 play.
. Mr.. Pendergast has been selected as scorer for
the San Jose team. He is young man who Is
well versed In the game and will no doubt give
satisfaction.
Buck Ebright put In another six days hard
work last week on the San jose grounds and is
being comPlimented for The excellent manner In
winch be discharged his trust. one DAY more
and the finishing touches will have been COM
pleted and then the team VIII practice thereon.
Although the stude nts nine at the University
OF the Pacific did moi succeed in holdina the San
Jose team down on Saturday to as few runs as
the Santa Clara College nine the University boy
played a most interesting game III the presence
OF large number of spectators Arguello and
Raven were the battery for the University. aud
the former succeeded in striking out four OF the
league team. Sn0wdeD, on second, was admired
BY all for his clever work. In Walton, who
played first his usual position being catcher the
University boys have marvel. He Is one OF the
most ceIt,in non-prUlesslonal players 10 be
found In many miles travel, Is an excellent run
ner and batter, and exercises remai kable Judg-
ment In all his maneuveis. Win Dodge, who
played right, lie secured home-iun, reaching
Tie plate before the ball WIS secured by the
fielder. Simpson won considerable applause for
his thret- Dagger. Zumwal!, at short, was in eX-
cellrnt trim. Walton, Raven, Arguello and
SnowGen played an err0ress game. Score, % 10
8, In favor OF the San Jose team. The game con-
The University OF Pacific students. like those
OF Santa Clara College, are great admirers OF
the San Jose team. and Will, on saturdays, DC
found in large numbers at the Garden City
grounds, sending up their huZZaS Tor their faVof-
ties.
The result of each inning of the game at the
HaightSLieet grounds yesterday was telephOned
to san Jose, Mr.. Dennis OF the Royal having had
prepai ed a large black board upon which the Ie-
turns were placed and eagerly scanned by
large crowd OF San JOseans. The complete
score was placed on the board at O'clock.
The San Jose and San Francisco teams will re-
celye an enthusiastic reception next Sunday at
Tie Garden CITY. From The lpterest already
aroused over baIi-playIng and the apparent pride
which San JOseans manifest in their leAn II Is
safe 10 predict that at least 1000 people VIII be
present at The game in that CITY next Sunday
Colonel Robinson last night telegraphed 10 this
city from Sacramento: "McCiO,key has great
team here. IL Is the beat have ever seea. IL
will take base hts 10 beat them."
Ii The Colonels and Senators are as strong as
the 'Frlscos there VIII be few empty seats at the
Haight-streei grounds this year.
There was but one opinion in the vast throng
at the grounds yesterday concerning the San
Francisco Ciub-that tue team is the best this
city has had yer, eXcelling even The famous Oak
lands OF 1889.
Manager Fun was a sad man at the conclusion
OF yesterdays game. Defeat was bad enough,
but to go home with score OF o 10 o troubled
him muchiy. He accounted for the drIeat of the
team by the fact OF Harper's lack OF control aud
the fact that the 'FrlscOS had more time 10 prac-
tlce together than the San Jose club. lie stated
that II might be necessary 10 make one or Two
changes In the team before many games have
been played. but would not say what alterations
In the makeup or tile club would take place.
Center tedrr McGucken he said would arrive at
San Jose to-day or Tomorrow.
1t Is d coincidence that the home am for
three seasons has won the opening game IN this
city, while the Colouels have downed the Sena-
tors at Sacramento.
Harris was justly pleased over the work OF his
new men yesterday.
Next Sunday afternoon The Sacramentos and
OaklandS make their INST appearance IN THIS
city.
Billy Work, the Sacramento's left fielder, who
was detained at Galveston by sickness, Is ex
pecIed 10 arrive al Tie Capital City Today.
lie Be says that some OF the SacraInent0s
have sore arms, but lew warm days VIII bring
them out in shape. McGuirk. Hoover aud Me-
Closkey seemed TO be troubled the most
E. NJ. Mas The pitcher, Will not join the Oak
land Club but VIII remain with syracuse. AT
least states President YounG's Bulletin, No. 8.
There were many ladies, and gentlemen. LOo
perhaps at tie local grounds yesterday who for
The inst time saw pitcher throw a curved ball.
The view from the middle of the grand stand OF
The course OF tie balls pitched by Harper and
Lyons was perfect.
Hutchinson OF Sacramento has a good eye. In
tile games at Fresno lie was eighteen times at
bat, and went TO first base on balls hfteen times
There Is one crank at least who regrets he
changes at tie Haight-street grounds, as The i'm.
pToyements prevent him from carrying out one
OF his hobbies. He is the " fan " known as Doc
BushOug," who sat in The old beaChers back of
the catcher and tried TO catch all foul balls 60
lug that way. lie jutted down the date and
number OF catches he made IN q little note
book.