The morning call., 1892-11-18
OAkLANDS AGAIN.
The Colonies Keep Their
Winning Gait.
THEY PLAYED TEN INNINGS.
Van Haitren Pitched and Hit in Great
Form and Was Well Sup
ported.

Colonel Robinson was provided for all
emergencies yesterday at Hsight street
when he put thirteen men on the bench.
Nine of these were sufficient TO overthrow
the Angels, but it took ten innings to do the
trick. and had it not been for Van Haltren's
ine pitching at critical moments the result
might have been reversed.
There was a fair week day crowd present,
all roofing for Oakland, and as their
favOrItes won the spectators went home
happy They certainly witnessed some ex-
eelent ball. Cantillion's running catch OF
Stafford's long iy in the first. McQuald
circus catch in the sixth. and Van Haltren s
hitting and pitching being the features OF
the game.
Oakland was first at bat but did not score,
though Van RaItren hit out fine two
Dagger along the line to left field.
For the Angels. after Stafford and Nc
Cauley had been retired, Tredwsy bit q
single which Cantllion's error converted
into a three-bagger. but Wright few TO
ONeill and no harm was done.
a Wild throw and an error both Dy
Stafford let Bill Brown across the plate IN
Oaklands second essay. Irwin was out steal
ing second. Tip O'NeAu struck out and VIII
son retired at first
Los Angeles did not score and the Athe-
mans in their half of the throw failed to
increase their tally. McNabb was first up
for Los Angeles and hit fine three Dagger
TO center just missing the Tiy0li target. He
came home on Stafford's long fy TO left.
MeCauley was out at first, but Tredway,
after missing a third strike, got to first on
Wilson's error.
He stole second, while Wright reached
brst on Van Haltern's error. Tredway
stole home and Wright in the same way
reached second. 1t looked as if the Colonels
fipp raf cd Half Ean
his head, struck Hulen out and the plague
was stayed.
Van was applauded on coming up TO bat
and promptly drove cut three-base hit to
center. He crossed the plate on CarrOlfs
long fly t. n er. Brown and Irwin both
few out TO Lyle.
From this until the tenth neither side was
able TO score, although McNabb reached
third in Los Angeles fifth attempt. In the
eighth some amusement was created by an
exchange of compliments between Bald win
ana lip O'Neih, who was on the coaching
line. but the OaklandeT had the best of it
when the catcher muffed rather difficult
foul ball.
Van Haltren did good work in this ill.,
Mig when, after Stafford, the first man up,
had reached second. he struck out McCauley
and ITedway and Wright few to Hutchin-
son.
The end did not come until the tenth,
when Irwin reached first on Stafford's error.
" Netll III an innold single ana was sale at
fret, while Irwin, who had already started
to second, reached third and came home
with long slide TO the plate, O'Neill steal
ing second. Wilson struck out, but Cantil-
lion hit safely 10 center and O Neill scored.
Cantlllon stole second, and McQuaid aud
Hutchin son bOtn few 10 center.
Los Angeles could not score and the anx-
ions look on the colonePS face gave place to
his old sweet smile as he shook hands with
himself and his admirers.
The same teams will perform at Piedmont
grounds this afternoon. The score: