The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-23
SCHOOL BASEBALL
The St. Egnatius Team
Beaten.
SANTA CLARA WON EASILY.
The City Boys Were No Match for
Their WeII-Practiced OPP
pOnentS.
SANTA CLARA WON EASILY,

The Santa Clara College baseball team
again showed its supremacy over the boys
from ST. Ignatius College yesterday by
beating them by score oil IA to ). The city
boys played In very poor form, while on the
other hand the boys from Santa Clara put
up one of the pretliest games Of baseball
ever seen on the Haight-street diamond.
Too much praee cannot be given Bliss, " DO
held down the bag for the winning team,
nor TO MeGreaVy a1d jefferson, who co.,
stituted the battery for the same team. For
the first three innings Esher pitched for the
ST. Ignatius team without fault, but after
the third and up to the sixth his opponents
batted him numerically, and he was
obliged to leave the box and play left field,
andISullyan, who had been catching, was put
In the box in hts stead, Beckett ia king Sui
nYan's place behind the bat.
The new battery worked admirably.
Although Sullivan was a little wild In the
beginning he soon settled down to business
aud the Santa Claras only made two runs
while he was in the box.
The Santa Claras were first to bat and
Flannery reached first bag on called balls.
and by fly from Hefferson's bat. which
Mccormack missed. he was advanced to
third with jefferson on first. Bliss then
struck out, and Mccormack. while trying 0
steal second, was put out, and Flannery
stole home amid loud cheering and blowing
Of horns from the contingent from Santa
Clara.
GreDnan opened the first half Of the st.
Ignstius with fly between center and
right field, which look ed very much like q
three Dagger; but after long run all that
Conner could do was to stop lts progress
and GreBnan reached second. BY tumble
by jefferson he advanced TO third. Eber,
who was next TO bat sent the ball to Elan
merry, who threw wild to Robinson, and GIen.
nan reached home. and Eber, while trying
TO make second, was thrown out by Robin
son. Black next struck out and Mccarthy
followed suit,
The first lining was the only time the ST.
Ignatius boys were in II, for in the second
the Santa Claras piled up four more runs to
their credit. while their opponents got a big
goose egg. In the next Inning the Santa
Claras had added on four more runs to their
credit assisted by errors of Swelgert and
Sullivan. while their opponents piled uD
another goose egg il their half.
The Santa tilaras we're held down han1lIy
liz the fourth inning. they not even securing
base hit or q run. while the St lguatius
boys We're no more successful, although
WITH twG outs aud a man on second and one
on third Sullivan sent beautiful fly out
by the carriage fence IN lett Heid, when Dlu
fair 20 bring the two men In and land him
on third. but Kelly, after long run, got
nnder the ball ana made very clever catch.
which brought the Santa Clara part OF the
grand stand down,
The fifth and sixth were productive Of
FIVE more runs for the Santa ClaraS. while
ST. Ignatius only added one more TO their
credit. funny circumstance happened
in the first half of the sixth; there were
only two outs, yet the ST. Ignatius came of
the field and their opponents took their
places in the field. Sullivan was first TO
Inc bat for st. lgnatius in that inning, and
he sent grounder to Flannery, who threw
him out at first Scorer Stapleton then
called Umpire Gaaus up and explained TO
him that only two men had been put cut,
and the umpire ordered the men to resume
the positions they had just left.
No more runs were gained by the Santa
.Claras In their half of the seventh inning,
but in the ST. Ignatius' half. with man on
eacn base, Sweigert raped out two
bagger, which brought all Of them In. Up
10 this the st. Ignatius boys were down.
lezrted, but Sweigert's lucky two-baggsr