The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-06
THEY WIN AGAIN.
The Bostons Are as Yet
UncOnquered.
OAKLANDS WERE SHUT OUT
The Merry Champions Present the
Colonies With Beautiful Coat
of Whitewash.

The victorious Boston baseball club went
out to the Haight-Street grounds yesterday
afternoon and in one hour and five minutes
succeeded in giving the Colonies as nice a
coat of whtewash as one would care to
see. The bean-eaters were materially as
sisted in their whitening proceedings by j.
Frank Horner, who makes a specially of
underhand shoots and curves. His below
the-belt pitching ceased to be surprise to
the visitors several days ago. 1t has now
become so common that even Kicker Nc
Carthy can rip off safe hit when occasion
demands.
The attendance was not SO large as that
of a week ago, but this was due, no doubt,
TO the threatening weather and the refrig-
Grated wind that blew in from the ocean.
Along with the wind came bank of fog
which settled down Cd the baseball grounds
and deepened the gloom in the nelghbor-
hood of the Oakland bench. AS the goose
eggs came rolling in one after another this
somber pail grew thicker and the cranks
on the bleachers turned up their coat
collars and remarked that it looked like
there was going to be an early frost
The Oakland coachers were out of job.
for, except in one solitary instance. they
never got man past first base. This was.
of course, very dlshearte ming, but after all
it was a mild sort of torment when COM
pared with the eXultant shouts of First
Baseman Beckley as he gathered in the
sheaves down at the first sta tioD. Beckley
is a direct descendant of the late lamented
John Smith and his wife Pocahontas, and
when he gets a lot of palefaces on the run
his savage blood begins TO assert itself in
sundry shouts and abbreviated editions Of
the ghost dance.
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monotony occasionally criticizing out loud
on Umpire McDonald's judgment on balls
and strikes. This was considered uDcharl-
table, as Jim had umDired select crap
game the night before and was a little
neaF-sighted in consequence. The home
talent are trying to initiate the cultured
Gentlemen from Boston into the mys-
teries of the seductive game of craps, and
incidentally are drawing down the bean
eaters share Of the gate receipts as part
payment for their BILE.
L. Hardie was temporarily retired from
the ball.ranks, and his place al first
was filled yesterday by w. a. Lange, who
so gracefully assisted the Bohemlans in
Saturdays charity game. With this ex-
cpption both clubs lined up in the same
order al they did last Wednesday.
The Oaklands started ON their down.
ward flight by Hernon taking his base on
balls and falling victim at second, where
he was forced by Van Haltren's grounder
to Davis. Van died on the other end of
the double play. Hunky Hines batted one
up into the fog. but it fell in Davis hands
and the side was retired. The Bostons
began their deadly work by falling onto
Horner's curves for four safe hits, which
Melted a total of three runs. Hay hit safe
in field, stole second and scored on Long $
two-bagger down the right field foul-line.
Duffy dumped one somewhere out near
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turned he had reached third. and Long bad
gracefully deposited another talley on the
plate.
Mccarthy hit safe and Duffy came home.
Beekley was presented with a base as re-
ward for his inability to dodge one Of j
Horner's wild pitches. Davis hit 10 Van
Haltren, who touched Davis as he fitted
by and got the ball to first in time to catch
the runner. Nash few out to Cantillion.
In the second Long and Cantillion were
thrown out at first and O'Nell got to first
on safe infeld hit. Speer hit to Nash
and O'Neil was forced at second. For the
Bostons Kittridge flew out to O'Neill and
Carsey and Hoy each made a safe hit.
Long flew out to Van Haltren and Duffy
retired the side by knocking fly to Her
non.
Horner began operations in the third
inning by knocking pop-up fly to Davis.
Hernon few out 10 Duffy and Van Hal
tren hit to Carsey and was out at first.
Mccarthy flew out to II ines.
Beckley followed suit by presenting
O'Neill with an easy fly. Davis ripped off
a two-bagger and scored on Nash's safe
hit. Kttridge hit safe, stole second and
got third ON O'NeilPs wild throw to cut
Nash off at the plate. Carsey retired the
side and stopped further un.getting by
being thrown out at first.
This was the last run made in the game,
though the Oaklands touched Carsey up
for a total of five hits in the last four in
nings. Horner improved somewhat, and
after the third inning the visitors got but
one sale hit off his delivery. In the last
inning, with only one man out, Hines got
to third, but was not allowed TO score. as
Cantilion fouled and ONeill conld do no
better than to knock an easy one down to
short and was out at first Following is
the score: