The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-22
HORNS ANDEAGLES
They Won the Day Out at
Haight Street.
THE VICTORIOUS oAKLANDs.
Plenty of Hard Hitting and Good
All-Round Ball-Tredway's
Home Run.

Inc game at Haight street yesterday was
10 nave been called at 80 p. NJ, but play
was delayed for twenty minutes to permit
OF the triumphal entry of the Colonel, who
drove coach loaded with maniaes and
drawn by four venerable grays on to the
ground.
mere was great blowing of fish-horns
anu yeiiing and cheering when the taliy-ho
ihade the circuit Of the grounds. and the
cranKS having descended, the trouble began.
NOW, when the Colonel spreads himself
out 10 make display and INDUCES in
coaehes and professions and tame eagles
ehaineo TO the players bench. he generally
IaIls with dull and sickening tnud.
But yesterday he did not.
van Haltren's pitching and hitting and
the good all-round work Of the team gained
the day, and Oakland still has fighting
chance for the second half of the series.
Los Angeles scored in the first. Brown
and Stafford both making safe hits and
reaching first and second. McCauley put
up little pop fly which O'Neill let fall.
intending to make a double play. buthe only
got rid of McCauley at fist, Brown reaching
third and stealing home, white Stafford was
forced at second base. Mccarthy went TO
nrst on balls but McCauley was out at first.
In their half Of the second. Bill Brown hit
safely to left field. Irwin was hit by the
pltcher, ONeill made safe infeld hit,
bringing Brown home. Wilson hit to L.
Brown, who held the ball instead of throw
Ing It, and Irwin and O'Neill both crossed
the plate amid loud footing Of horns. Car
tiiiion hit 20 Glenalvin, who doubled Wilson
and the striker.
Nothing important occurred till the sixth.
enough McCanley showed considerable
temper when Van Haltren struck him out
IN the fourth. When the pitcher came to
the bat In the sixth he opened proceedings
with a three base hit 10 center. Lange hit
safely to left field and Van came home.
Brown hit safely to center and Irwin was
hit by the pitcher O'Neill drove q hot
grounder past McNabb and Lange and
Brown scored. Wilson hit to McNabb, who
held the ball and then threw wild to first,
Twin scoring and Wilson reaching fist.
Cantillion hit to MeNabb and O'Neiil went
out at the plate. McQuaid, who followed.
sent long fly down to left. Mccarthy just
managed to reach the ball, but fell over
with 1t and apparently dropped the sphere.
the fly and Cantllion touched cut at
second.
In the seventh, after Mccarthy had gone
out at first and McNabb struck out Van
Haltren gave Tredway an easy one, and the
clown promptly drove it over the fence to
lett held, scoring home run.
Glenalyin got to first on q safe hit. but
was out at second on Hulen'S hit to
Irwin.
Oakland also scored in this inning. when
Hutchinson was safe at first on Stafford's
error Lange's single and Bill Browns two
Dagger.
In the eighth Los Angeles woke up.
Baldwin reached first on Twins error. L.
Brown hit safely TO right. Stafford went TO
first on balls and Baldwin came home on
McCauley's long fly drive. Bill Browns
error let his namesake cross the plate and
McCauley reach first.
McNabb hit safely past second base and
McCauley and McNabb both scored on
Gl nalvin's e-bagger to left field. Hulen
was out at first and the side retired, hay
ing Tailed five runs.
Baldwin, on the coaching line. was little
too loquacious in this inning aud was sent
back TO the bench.
No more tallies were made, and fine.
noisy, old-fashioned game ended with the
Colonels two runs ahead of their opponents.
The score is as follows: