The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-23
NOT An ANGEL SCORED.
Frisco Whiiewashes the Men
From The Tropics.
Old Man Hoffman's Curves Fooled the Heavy
Hitters Again - Oakland Meets
It's Usual Luck

Captain .Glenalvin filed petition In in
solvency at the conclusion of yesterdays
game. Liabilities 3 errors. visible re-
sources hits, assets O. Old man Hoffman
was the immediate cause Of the failure.
though the Angels attributed the disaster to
change Of scene. They say they cannot hit
so well in Oakland as on this side of the
bay. There may be something in this, as
Hoffman has pitched the two last games on
the other side.
Anyhow, Harris made another OF those
joyful trips across the bay last evening. He
said nothing about the license question, ana
he doubtless cares less when he Is able to
shut out the citrus-belters with a patched
up team. Not an Angel saw the plate in the
entire nine innings, and but three of them
got as far around as the third bag. Four of
Harris young men registered at intervals.
They touched Stafford up for nine hits, but
the clever fielding OF the visitors kept the
string down. Some Of the fielding that was
not so clever allowed three of the four runs
to score.
hoffman was fully as effective as in
Wednesdays game. He kept the hits well
scattered. and his support was of the best
But two errors were made by the FriScoS
and neither did any harm. Peck Sharp was
too sick to play and retired after the first
inning, but not until he had batted Block
eTs in with the first tally. This is the first
game Peck has missed since his connection
with the team, and that fact worries him
more than his illness. Thursday night he
had little seismic disturbance Of his own.
sort of ague temblor that Jared his sys-
TEN somewhat and left him shaky on his
pins
BLoCKERs PERFORMS AT SECOND.
He appeared yesterday with his throat
swathed in a camphor bandage that smelled
like new celluloid collar. 1t may be sew
erai days before Peck Is able 10 resume his
duties at second, and his presence In the
team will be missed.
Hanley filled in the vacancy yesterday,
Levy going to right and flaming to the lett
garden. Blockers tore up the loose eaith
for considerable space around second
base. but got everything that came within
range. Coughlln has been discharged from
further service, q. Washington Peoples
taking his place at short and playing good
game.
The visitors kept pegging the ball in all
directions. but could not keep it away from
the Frisco feeders Wright was the first
man 10 hit safe, cracking out double in the
third inning. Hassamer and Hulen each
drove cut line hit in the next. but nothing
came of them but slight advance in bat
ting records. In the sixth Dad McCauley
doubled. ard a couple of bases On balls
filled the circuit. A hit in most any direc-
tlon would have been good for two TALES
at the least, but tile hit was not fOrthcom-
ing. Rogers poked Fly in short left which
Tanning shielded from the cold earth.
Frisco scored one in the second. two in
the fourth and one in the fifth on COM
bination of hits and errors. From that
on the game was as regular as clock
work. nothing occurring 10 mar tile bar
mouy OF action except a hit now and
then. Blockers suddenly blossomed out as
a batter, scoring one double and two singles.
TO the great surprise OF even his most init
mate acOuaintauces, RrItZ made a cuuDlt
of pretty stops at third on hard chances.
FriscOS aud Angels play to day at Haight
street, with Tanning and Roach 10 the box.
The score: