The morning call., 1893-07-17
CLUBS. Won. L

The Los Angeles team keeps right on
jumping against the bottom of the base
ball situation in California with repeated
dull and sickening thuds. The resounding
kerplunk of each successive fall mingles
with a wall of anguish from the support
ers of the erstwhile pennant-winners and
awakenS scores of echoes from those who
could hardly be called supporters, but are
just sympathizers, for the situation has,
indeed, awakened sympathy as well as
created sorrow.
Just why the Los Angeles team does not
win is mooted question. The people who
discuss it cannot agree. They are OF all
prepared to believe as yet that it is be-
cause the Los Angeles team does not play
the right sort of ball. That is too big a
pill for them to swallow at a gulp.
The San Franciscos are playing the kind
of games that were expected Of them all
through the first half but not realized.
People say it is in the noble band that
Harris controls to win large majority of
the games they play, but there was a hoo
doc alter Harris during the first half. On
several occasions he WAS deprived Of the
services of some of his best players for
several weeks at time. Then there were
other things that soured Henry. He was
dissatisfied with his pitching talent, and 1t
must do him good now to see knell losing
games for Los Angeles. whereas the same
Knell used to be losing them for him.
But there's something elsa that has to
be figured on this haIt-season. That's the
Sacramento team. Here's flock of ball
players that remi ind one strongly OF PEN
nant-winners themselves. You are not
hearing much about Johnny Moore just
now, but you have 10 watch that man.
Once before he got in and rounded up
herd OF pennant-wlnners, and tnatS what
he is figuring on now.
Moore kept:McHale under cover for sew
eral weeks during the las. of the first
half and then sprung him when the Sec
ond season opened. and the scores from
Sacramento tell the resul, Of his work.
Taken altogether. up one side and down
the other, it's an open guess what team
will WIN the pennant
Sunday games at Haight street will
commence at O'Clock hereafter, that hour
having been decided to be the most favor
able for the ma j0rity of attendants.
The amateur game at Haight street yes
terday morning between the Maroops and
the Reliance team resulted in victory
for the Reliances with a score OF 16 to s.
Oliver pitched for the winners.
The rulnor has gone abroad that several
of the California players are sUou to join
Tip O'Neil in the New Orleans team, but
there is no truth whatever in the state
ment. it seems. At least. each and every
PLAYER in California denies the allegation.
lust as Gienalvn denies that he has signed
with the Chicagos.
Manager Moore writes to this city that
he is entirely satisfied with the Sacramento
crowds.
The Mob Hills defeated the Pacific
Club yesterday by score of to l. The
feature of the game was the batting and
fielding of the Mob Hills.
The Stars yesterday defeated the Young
Mob Hills by scare of Is to IA. The club
would like to hear of any and all clubs
the members of which are under 10 years
of age. Address Abe Cohen. 1913 Powell
street.
The Sassafras Sours defeated the Rich.
mopd Stars yesterday by a score OF 10 TO 8.
A fea ure of the game was the hitting
of Murphy and Bodie of the Sours.
Young Hughes has not been given a
chance yet to show what he can do at
pitching for Sacramento.
The Sacramento papers commenced
right off calling their team the SEN
afors," and Senators" goes. Now We
have the ''Angels," the Senators" the
'Coloncls" and the "Uncles." Don't get
'em mixed, please.
Indigestion. Dizziness Take Beecham's fiilA