The morning call., 1893-05-27
HE WINS AGAIN.
Your Uncle Has Tallies to
Give Away.
A NEW HAND AT CURVING
Yesterdays Game at Piedmont Was
of the One Sided Kind and
Quite Punk.

The big, bright red sun was slowly sink
Ing to rest behind the tips Of the western
bills; long vesper shadows stretched
across the open; the last ball had passed
over; the last man had gone out Slowly
they gathered up tie bats and the balls
and The runs, the errors, the base hits and
the broken heart Of Mr. Noblett and
carled them away from the scene Of con-
fict.
Uncle Henry had won the game. the
score was II to T. and few we're the words
they said as they took the streetcar for
home. Those who did say anything swore.
Yesterday's game Of baseball at Pied
mont was not brilliant game. At leas,
you wouldn't have noticed anything bril-
liant with the naked eye.
The employees Of Nr. Harris had one OF
the most sublime waik6Yers that ever was
known.
Chef amOng-the things tnat tended 70
make The game punk one was the Undue
tion into the game Of young Mr. Camp
beil-GeOrge Campbell of Oakland.
Now there is nothing particularly wrong
with Sir. Campbell except that be can
seldom pitch ball over the plate, and the
balls that he does necessarily get over are
stralghtway sent out into the tall grass.
J yesterdays game was tie first time that
this young man has ever pitched game of
professional baseball. Heretofore, what
professional playing he has done has been
done on the bench. position he holds
down very well. He is speedy and has a
curve like twisted horsesh0e-nail, but his
eye is crooked.
San Francisco piled up twenty base hits,
thereby making the record thus far in the
season.
just word should be said for Mr. Cody
because In tie tabulated statement below
he shows up with four errors all the er.
rors in fast that Oakland has. but for tie
amount of work Mr.. Cody diu IL is a won
der be didn't make a hOdful OF errors IN
every inning Those curves that Nj
Campbell persisted in sending uD in the
general direction OF the grand stand kept
Mr.. Cody In the air about half the time
Campbell is the PalO ITO pitcher who
has done some coed amateur work with
the college team, and with practice on the
professional field he may develop into a
''phenom." 1t will be Ia the far-away
hence. however.
san Francisco played an almost errorless
game. i. Khell was at the pitching de-
par!ment, aud there was a general remark.
Ing that his work OF yesterday resem bled
the work Of the j. Knell Of former years
Uncle thought OF releasing Knell shortly
ago, but he'll stay a while longer now.
The Oakland people are commencing to
ger iHttIebLcu III tNt game once more, and
IL seems as II the hand OF tate was over
the Oakland team, because the team never
can win when they play at home, and II
would jolly up the Oakland crowd 80 much
to have them do So
What's the use Of telling the details Of a
game Ike that OF yesterday? San Fran
cisco earned ten Of the seventeen runs, and
that fact viii give an iptimation OF the
hitting that was done by Henry's men.
OF course there was one big inning All
the games have big inning now. Again
Il was the seventh, ana ii yielded nine
runs for Henry. There were six hlts in
1t, all singles.
Power made the only long ht-a triple
Doubles were numerous. Some of the
folks got two apiece.
For wonder the Oakland rooters had
no kicks for the umpire. They are SAVING
them for Meegan.
The game tomorrow will be out a,
Haight street Horner will pitch for Oak
land If he Is able; II not, Griffith will
onige. Louie Balsz will be there for
Unce
The score Of yesterdays game was as