The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-08
HANK WANTS The PENNANF.
His Hired Hands Again Best the
Bnnged.Up Angels.
The Visitors swatted Tanning With Great
Fluenoy, but Lost Through Bungles.
Oakland Was Defeated.

by defeating the Angels yesterday after
noon Hank Harris pauseS over night on bis
way to the surface just one game behind
the leaders This state of affairs makes
Hank quite popular with himself. and lie
already Imagnes that he is a penDant-
winner Of more than ordinary ability. bis
young men OYerhauled the Dukes with
cheerful rapidly, and there is no doubt
that Frisco viii be well up on top before
the series ends.
The Citrus Belters are not meeting with
that degree Of success which has heretofore
attended their excursions TO the far north.
SWats have been plenty, but runs are pain
fully shy, and some of the young men have
acquired that fatal Oakland habit of slam
ming the ball around at random and bung-
ling at the wrong time. But If swats are of
any Importance the Beiters should have
won the game. They tore off total Of y
and got three TALES, while Frisco found
Phenomenal Balsz for six scattered hits and
five runs. Very tough luck, indeed, for the
losers.
FLASHED HIS FRONT TEETH.
From start to finish the visitors played in
The hardest kind of luck, and laid it mostly
TO the umpire. Kicks were numerous, and
on several occasions Captain Glenalyin
flashed his front teeth on the referee
When Genalvin furis his upper lip it is a
sure sign that he has a grievance, and the
cleaning token thereby displayed can easily
be read as far away as second base. His
troubles came on early and continued with
short intermissions TO the end. During one
Of his spasms il was thought that he would
take bis team off the field, but after calming
himself with drink of water he assured
the populaee that lie would 20 on with the
exhibition.
I-timed hits and Hassamer's costly bun
gle were the main causes Of defeat, though
the fine fielding Of the locals did much 10
keep the score down. Hassamers miss OF a
groundsr in the third let in two runs and
Huiena low throw to the plate was respou-
Sibie Tor another. Then Louie Balsz
stopped hot gronnder with the end of his
nose instead OF his hands. which so dazed
Louie mat the runner got safe and after
~bfd scored. Frisco made a few errors.
put none OF them were costly, as all three
Of lie visitors runs were earned.
COUPLE OF KICKS
On TWO occasions an Angel was headed
Oh ID his Hight at the plate which event
was the signal for q loud and yOciferons
Kick, and on each occasion the captain m
sheaIed bis teeth but did no damage. The
hrst Of these was when Hanley threw
Glenalyin out at the plate. He was clearly
out, but kicked because Tanning was in
front Of him on the last lap. In the eighth
inning. with two out, Hnlen hit snort
bounding grounder along the third base
iihe "uich stEueK StaHofu on Tic sleeve as
lie sprTnied by. In accordance with the
rule in such cases Mcdonald called Stafford
ont for being hit by a baited ball. The
usual objection Was raised but not sus-
tanned.
ln spite Of the chickering's the game was
close and exciting and was Witnessed by n
large crowd. BalsZ pitched good ball bu I
luck was against. Bill Stevens, wear
Ing bright plaid shirt with Coronado" on
the breast, supported the Phenom fairly
we'll. but had bad luck throwing to second
he Angels kept up a lively fusillade ali
through the game Hulen saluted Profess
sor Tanning with four swats, and Stafford
ripped out triple and one double Co.
median Treadway got in with three safe
shots and the others contributed generously,
Dut with all the swats scoring was an I'M
usually difficult feat Frisco won in the