The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-21
SAME THING
OVER AGAIN.
Frisco Pulls Out of the Second
Game With One Run.
The Giants Win With But Little Trouble
Oakland Submits to Crushing De-
feat-Two Games To-Day.

A twin tally to the one discovered by the
Frisco team at Emeryvile Friday made its APP
pearance at the Haight-street grounds yester.
day afternoon. This was all that was saved from
the ruins.
1t was a puny, delicate creature, too, and 1t
seemed awed and abashed in the presence OF the
six robust runs hung up by the Giants. Still,
the re was heap of difference between that one
tally and none at all. To fully appreciate this
difference one should be either a manager or a
player.
Some of the folks who got In late thought that
harris was trying TO ring In that EmeTyville run
again when they saw 1t down At the lower end OF
the lot in charge of a small boy. This IS
natural mistake. though, as they are both small.
spawned. dapple gray runs, with light brown
front page of the score book today, thus placing
them within the reach OF all without extra
charge.
Frisco's run was earned, but it took nine able
DO died men drawing good salaries two hours to
do IL. During this time Mr.. Harris sat on the
bench and appeared to enjoy the affair TO the
utmost. IN fact, his expression showed that he
entered into II With all the hearty Zest OF 4 boy
saving wood on a hall holiday.
Pop SWEET loaned The use OF his bat and legs to
his side while the run was being earned. He
hammered out two Dagger with rising lDtec-
ton 10 1t, and scored on single which Mr..
HaSSamer produced after considerable eXeTti0n.
This happened in the fourth inning. The other
i've resulted in binders and two.base hits.
The Giants got up on their toes early and made
very sudden, but IN the next they gave more
attention 10 details and got three runs. At the
same time they showed but little consideration
for The feeling OF their opponents and kept on
running while the ball was a wanderer on the
face OF The earth But then this is always the
way with those rude ballplayers.
WHAT CAUSED THE RUNS.
Beesie MeGulrk opened the second with long
drive 10 right. CLARK got hold OF the ball but
lost Ii again, and the runner reached second,
scoring on McClOsk ey's lSinelr. Spies sacrificed
and MCClOskey tried 10 make two bags on the
play but got there with the assistance of Cart
wight. He threw tie bail 10 third, but 1t went
wide and the runner scored.
O'Day got base on balls and Stapeton sent
Er0under 10 Smith, who made d stepladder
throw 20 first During the temporary absence OF
the ball MI. O'Day, having nothing else TO do,
came home.
Both sides then pegged along until the sew
enth, when The Giants shook down three more
runs. An enUr at short ana a base on balls
started MeClOskey and Spies, both coming In on
another doubl-, which pushed ODay across the
plate This seemed 10 satisfy hcCl0skey and
his men Tor they stopped and waited for Frisco
to catch up. Their tay-sheet was out OF or der
somewhere and couldn't be made to work.
Cobb and Hoffman did The scientific work and
both pitched good bail. Tie hits were evenly d
Yided, but the Senators had the best luck with
theirs. Young Stapleton again distinguished
himself at short. Levy aud Sharp came In for a
good share Of public notice. Rube made
brilliant running catch 10 eit held and sharp
won golden opinions by his admirable throw.
Frisco and the visitors will play Two games to-
day. Staplelon and houHg pitch IN the morning
and France and Cobb In the afternoon. Follow
ing Is the score: