The morning call., 1892-08-29
CHEER UP, YOU CRANKS.
Colonel T. Petered-0u Rob-
inson Has Quit.
HIS TEAM WILL DIsBAND.
Ths Tall enders Won Their Last Game Yester-
aay, ard Will Reorganize Under.
New Auspices. -. = = -: =.

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=. oakland won. a really -merltorfo1s game
Yesterday, which fact SO: O. teelne PRO- 3
nfietor Of that .bub5 5lins*Cong Generation
that lie Immediately decided to.#quit- the
business s.+:.The scenes The tai lmg ggn ate W as
wont 6.gladdeil. viii know:him: uo:more. # 7:
. !: From thistimeon Colonel T. Petered%ont
Robinson will be no r@identifed with
!: BIS Seball hereabouts. Tile king 0f:the:tail-
lenders has sbdicated n:fsYGT=0f an Of herz: :z
For years this managerial freak mas pose
as The greatest Lying exponentso i. :*t&llend
:: base BALI .wirhin*:the confines of=the:lhlted
: States. or=.elseWhere' Last season :he ieX:
pended s l623l7f for telegranis% %a fanet ana
..lostf02*ga games out of posi- bEe2I492:" " y ;
season he has:doHe even betteL,%Rlt 20 Iais
his .telegraph nave = st.t :! ~
= ljttTe0ve eS09 But Ioo a {. tie g am eS e
:hasiost. t.:IsnIt hata:Tecord: to proud OF 2.
And .liow;j dst:as tIe " as ab0Qt.toreach the
:: seiIifh .of.:ls glory, tie GaSe :altSratefui
'Wretches 8 tos Wh. IN: he:.:.naSs Salaries,
d. .snatched the#lRUTels fr0ni*4iIS. large white
:;:6IoW BY winbiiTg:A game with nlQCe .snap1n.
:itathah slfy:tliey lave been eulty:ot peTpe-
train gforiu any tIT0 a. as: no " true 10
:: lfie+H rs he poet when heck eiue ed that
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house and thessecluS sion i lt3n0rcs. .:::= -
:. Fare III ee gie1 l#cplOnel:EIhOu art gone but.
: NOT forgotten f0f:yOur woT Ks aud words will
2. liyein the memo of man. Get thee TO the
warehouse R.hefe* all is peace and joy aud
g. rightnsss =. where defeats and charley
:: horses are%IIn known, anut yellow backed
stelegra ms Iron PLAY eTs :out.of a%job never
penetrate y on have. given ever player
:0l note:in :the. United States atrlatand found
hlni;:w walttng.>s. .,>:: -;
o g,t..
the Oak and ieam were ordered TO turn
their ulii f0Eln s$0YeT., 70 tleir:Owner and re-
ceive aH#npIeys:sd ue to. date. During the
Afternoon tbe:.col0nel declared his inten-.
:. tion:0f ID sbandipg his team. At the. time IT
:. was thelght. he was ;,b!stting througrhis
:b0nnef;:as 0f.0fd. but for once he told the
truth. Oakland will-c9ntinne TO try to play.
ball as heIet01oTe,<* but under newman.
agemtut. :: ~ -
john s. Bfriies is coming down from.
Portland t0:see$what he can do in the way:
;ef rev WIN g Interest ih'the village across the
bay.%@EYery{Rng will be stunned over, to
Barnes 6utthe franchise Of" the club. : The
colonel Tet8ins<:this valuable document for
=: the. simple reason that he was unable to
give .itawayj Barnes is to fetch along lot
Of talent, fire all the charley horses: aud
:: :.dubs:out Of the Team, shuttle and cut for a
f0uT-corped game.
:: What 4preci iptated the colonePs action.
was the: Signing OF MeSabb aud Baldwin
- -py Glenal9ln. That any manager should
be a bic tO%slgn more new players In one
day thsn:he could broke the .cOlonePs heart
!. and he has:sglven: up without.a. struggle.
~He: Intended 10 mpOrt five or SIX of the
. :detunct PoftlandS, but the fact that#Glen-
: -.alTln:gQt IN. first on The new field of slipnles
. was looked Upon by the Oakland magnate
:. as a deilbefate scheme to freeze him out of
ihe.6usineSs. -
However. all this has nothing to do with
theiareM ell appearance Of the Colonels as >
computation. They went into their last
contest ard played with the energy Of
: despair Seldom, If ever, has any team
.pisFeq "a. better game. Carroll. By his
@ superb SUCK Work, drove in FIVE of the six
runs y Il Immediately after the game the
Colonel said that Carroll ought to be ar
rested on:::susplclon OF being ball player
aDc giFen.Ihe full extent of The law q.
As for Whitehead lie was so badly de-
composed as shortstop as to be unrecog-
nlzaole even by his most intimate friends
. *Jhe:whole team was raked fore and aft, all
81 put lip. de was notin the game. Had he
been the: oloneis would have probably lost
and all %ouh have been we'll
:: But { was coed game TO look upon, be.
2 Ing full*. of. double plays. beautiful long
:: drives. and a brand new umpire.
Mannasau, late OF Oak land, ,.ufficiated In
-" the absence Of Senator Gagus, who has
grown:tiIed making farewell Appearances
}. 'Q4u very SpCi as an ufn DlTe. = III Z
nisde afew mistakes, TO be. sure, and the
a ngels tried TO bulldeZe. the, young man
Whenthey found themselves hooked M Il
the short. end But Mr.. Mannasau never
turned hair Wien the Angels kicked on
declslon he said he called the man out be.
his logic:
:. His. rich bass voice carried conviction il
many Instances where scOffers were inclined
TO doubt, being Iull and round and deep like
thatsof the man WHO solicits passengers for
buss In union depols. Several times Mr. his
Mannasau created trouble for himself by
reversing the gestures with which the um.
pre- usually accompanies, his decisions bnt
few words OF explanation later on adjusted
matters to.a certain extent
oakland won by superior ali-round work
; Canuillon. performed wonders at second
accepting a chances and taking part In
three double plays with large Mr. Brown on
hrst base. Little Jack Horner pitched an
elegant game and was finely supported, only
one OF tae Tour errors being costly. German
ana MGeuade dld some nice work in the
held and At bat, but CarrolPs terrific slug
glng was the feature Of the game.
Gut OF i've times up the ex-captaIn, VINO
shouldb be under arrest, tore off one double.
triple and a home run. The four-ba gger
nearly resulted 10 a tragedy, but it won the
game Tor Oakland. In The seventh inning,
with Hrtch on first. Carroll leaned up
against new ball with frightful force. The
crash shook the grand stand, and as the
echo died away the spectators caught a
piTdseye view oil Tredway's back as be
;: turned and fed in pursuit OF the ball.
WIN a strong breeze in its favor the ball
cleared the paddock fence on the ly and
landed plump on the back Of a bay horse
pitched to buggy. The mingled snort OF
pain: and alarm emitted by the startled
animal could be plainly heard above the
tumult which followed tile hit. From ths
back Of the horse the ball bounded off To-
: ward the gate. where it was rescued by
.Tredway. but too late to head the runner
All the runs were made in pairs. but the
: Angels fell one pair shy. They did a lsttle
lswattlng themselves. but the drives were
not SO well placed as those of the opposi.
ton. A single, double and triple in the
!. NTH gave them the first two, aud couple
9t-slngles and a wild pitch in the seventh
brought in the other pair Balsz was
.. effective, but the errors made behind him
were all costly. The score:
: ATsAS FEASGIsco. AUGUST 2s. 1892.
: .OAKLksDs. AB r. RH 80
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