The morning call., 1892-07-15
OAKLAND At WORK.
The Angels WhiteWashed in Yes-
terday's Game.
A Coed Field Game and Exceptionally
Heavy Batting Gives Oakland the
Victory.

Oakland made big squirt and caused
con sternation among the cranks by playing
a rafting game with the Los Angeles team
at the Haight-street grounds yesterday
afternoon.
Carroll and his men held little celebra-
tion of their own and made the soltherners
wade knee-deep in whitewash of the first
quality, with the score standing to in
their favor at the finish.
The Oaklanders handled the stick in ele-
CANT style. and had an easy game in Roach,
who was in the box, and batted him heavily
all over the field. RObinson's men had ii
all to themselves from the start, and in tine
hrst inning sent Manassau TO the bat, who
got to first on a passed ball Of HaSsamer'S.
with three strikes against him with a close
Shave. Hutchinson followed, when Carroll
sent fler out to Treadway, who held On
to 1t in good shape.
When Turner stepped to the plate he sent
hard three-bagger down the center field.
enabling Msnassau and Hutch to come home
with ease, and Oakland scured two runs
all that were made in this inning.
Stafford came up to the bat for the Angels
and went out on strikes without hitting the
bail. He was followed by Wright, who Wase
forced out at second by Treadway, and the
Angels scored a goose egg on the inning.
the game, doing some tGlHiDg batting al
ROach'S expense, who seemed unable TO pull
up and prevent defeat. The game went on
slowly without any very brilliant playing
on either side until the eighth inning was
reached. when the 0aklanders made another
squirt and ran mp four more runs, amid the
cheers of the slender crowd present.
ONeil first came To the plate and got to
first on hot grounder sent over to left. He
was followed by Wilson, V no sent pretty
twO-bagger down center field, which brought
the former home.
HOrner hit another two-bagger over to
left field, bringing Wilson in with second
run and making third on Huleu'S muf of
the ball. but was put out at the plate try
ing 10 get home on weak ball batted by
Hutchinson. OBrien then struck another
two-bagger, followed by Carroll, who made
hrst base safely, and he scored by hard run
ming.
Carroll made third. but was put cut there
when lie tried 10 score, and after consider
able chasing down the line between the
plate and the base, but R0binsOn's men
were already beyond reach Of the Angels,
with nine runs TO their credit. In the bal
anCe OF the game no more runs were made
by either OF the clubs, and the Oakland
men were evidently satisfied with tie white
washing they had administered to the
southernerS, and did no more hard playing
until the finish.
Outs were made in rapid succession on
Do1H SUES anu tIie spectators lOOheu re-
lieVed when the last inning, which was
comparatively unmteresting, was finished.
Fine plays made By Whitehead and O'Brien
in the field had much TO do with the victory,
while Horner, who was in the pitcher,
box, was too strong for the s0utherners'
battery, and was lightly hit.
Charley Gagus umpred the game, owing
to he absence of Sandy McDermOtt, v no is
confined to his home by injuries received in
falling from Geary-street ear few days
ago. and Will replace Mcdonald, who has
been sent to San Jose in McDermott'5
place, in this city until the close of the sea-
son.
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