The morning call., 1893-03-30
DUKES WERE WEAK
Stocktons Beaten Badly
by the Uncles.
IT WAS A oNE-slDED GAME.
A Fair Crowd and Good Afternoons
Sport at the Haight-Street
Grounds.

1t wasn't an enormously big crowd, nor
wildly enthusiastic crowd that saw the
San Francseos score nine runs yesterday
afternoon al Haght street while the Dukes
were scoring one.
The chill, clustering weather was re-
sponsible for the lack of numbers. The
game Itself afforded but few opportunities
for the diaplay OF more than ordinary en-
thusiasm.
Still it was a good single crowd. and
there were lungs to it.
But one cant get very much excited over
a one-sded game, and that's what it was
yesterday from the start. Even the blind
man in the front row could see that the
Stocktons were not "in it" to any apprecia-
BILE extent.
Balsz pitched for the Uncles and Fam
ming for the visitors In the first inning
San Francisco picked up the first third of
their nine.
Mcguire opened up the trouble by taxing
base on balls. While sharp was earning
the same reward Mcguire was stealing the
bags-two of them. Work, who came to
the bat next. gained second on single.
while Tanning and Pete Sweeney were
muffiag the sphere, and Mcguire got safely
home.
Carroll was thrown out at first. Levy
made a base hit, which made it safe walk
ing for Sharp to the home plate. Ebright
and Spies were thrown out at first
Stockton's thrse went out faster than one
can tell it. Dan Sweeney and Whitehead
struck out and Pete Sweeney was thrown
out at first.
No one scored in thu second inning.
Power struck out. Whitehead made a good
stop Of Balsz' liner and threw him out at
first. Mcguire was struck by the ball, and
pbsia r steal second thrown mt nv
Speer.
The Dukes made even quicker time. Sun
day few to Power, Roberts to Work and
Lawrence was thro6 out at first by Ma
guire.
In the third inning Lsvy's base hit brought
Carroll home. No one else scored ON either
side, and for the Dukes Speer was thrown
out at first, Peoples took base on balls and
Tanning and Dan Sweeney flew respectively
10 Levy and Carroll.
Mcguire struck out in the first half OF the
fourth, and Power, Balsz. Sharp and Work
scored. Power made his tw OIL base hit here,
and Levy and BalsZ both made singles. The
big bulletin board said for San Francisco
Spies, Power. Balsz, died in one. two,
three order In the fifth Inning, and Speer,
Peoples and Tanning went out just AS
quickly.
Mcguire flew down to center in the sixth
inning and made first bag. Sharp flew to
Da0 Sweeney, Work to Roberts and Mcguire
was caught asleep on first
Stockton's battery had no better luck.
| Dan Sweeney flew to Work. Whitehead
struck out. Pete Sweeney took base on
balls and Sunday was thrown out Oh first.
Carroll started tile seventh inning with
a single, but he was ousted at second Levy
made a base hit and scored on Powers
single. Then the scoring was over for the
| day.
Roberts. Lawrence and Speer were thrown
out at first
In the eighth inning Maguire's foul was
caught by Speer. Sharp made a single,
Work flew 10 Peoples and Sharp was killed
at second.
For Stockton Peoples and Tanning flow to
Levy. Then Dan Sweeney made a bag, but
Sunday was thrown out at first.
Levy was thrown out at first iu the ninth,
Ebright flew TO Sanday and through
Peoples error Spies made first. Power flew
to Tanning.
Pete Sweeney's liner was stopped by Ma
guire and he was thrown ont at first. Sun
day had similar fate. Roberts took his
base on balls. and Lawrence's base hit, if
he hadn't kicked the ball at first, would
have enabled Roberts 10 score.
Friday afternoon the same teams play
again.
The score: