The morning call., 1893-11-13
Wonders Worked by It's
Being Washed.
THE LOCALS BADLY BEATEN.
Lack of Interest After the
Seventh Inning.
WANT A TWO-SIDED GAME.
KnelrS SOuth-Paw Curves Did Not
Work and the Bostons Won
Another Game.
WANT A TWo-sIDED GAME.

The San FrancIscos CAV e thems selves III
for sacrifice yesterday. and 5000 people
witnessed the victorious Bostons do the
usual scalp act. 1t begins to look a!
though our balmy climate is what the
bean-eaters have been looking for. They
seem TO play better ball as time goes Oh
and the chances are that they will go bacE
home and win another pennant next
year-that is. il the local teams can fur
nish the champions with sufficient amuse
ment during the winter months to keep
them from getting rusty and out of prac.
tice
Yesterdays game was close enough dur
Ing the first five innings to keep interest
at fever heat, but from that point until the
agony was over the visitors had things all
their own way, and the seventh inning
saw general exodus from the grand stand
that continued until the end of tie game.
The justly celebrated Bat Lowe Of Boston
and other places received at third base for
the locals, and during the progress of the
game succeeded in accommodating base
hit and one woody error.
Bob is a crack player, but his surround
fngs seemed to make him tired. He will
probably do better when he gets used to
seeing lis erstwhile companions batting
The most noticeable change in the Bos-
tons was the clean shirt worn by McCarry.
Ever since his arrival here McCarty has
been trying to save money enough to have
his shirt laundried. but his pro rata of the
gate receipts would not allow Of this ex-
travsgance until yesterday. The change
seemed to do him good as he raped out
three base hits during the game, besides
getting his base because one of Knell's
curves hit him on the shoulder
The twirliDg for the FriscOs was done by
P. Knel, the celebrated south-paw who
wishes to have his name Inscribed on the
role OF national league players next year
His work was little lumpy, his record for
the game being. four men bases on balls,
one man hit by ball, one wild pitch and
nine base hits off his delivery. To Offset
this he struck one man out.
Neither side scored in the first inning.
but in the second the locals got a run.
Sharp hit to Davis and was thrown out at
first. Power lined out single and scored
on Swett's two-bagger over Nash's head.
Pequigney struck out, and Knell hit to
Long and was out at first For the visit
Ors Davis struck out and Nash was given
his base on balls. He took second on a
wild pitch. stole third and came home on
Sharp's tumble of Kittridge's slow
grounder. Nichols flew out to Me Quicken.
Hoy was given his base on balls and Long
retired the side by hitting one to Pequig-
ney, who threw him out at first
In the third McGucken few out TO Beck
ley. Sweeney was given his base on balls
and was advanced to second by Levy's
safe hit. Long ripped out a two-bagger
and Sweeney scored.
Sharp hit to Davis and Levy was forced
out at the plate. Power fouled out to Kilt
ridge. Duffy got his base on balls, stole
second and scored on McCarty's safe hit
MeCarty stole second, but got caught be-
tween second and third. Beckley and
Davis died at first, retiring the side with
the score 2 to 2.
Neither side scored in the fourth, but in
the fifth the Bostons added two more tai
lies to their list. Hoy got his base Oh balls
and scored on Longs three-bagger. Whep
the ball was thrown in it was fumblpd by
Pequlgney, allowing Long to cross the
plate. They made three more in the
seventh on a single each by McCarty and
Duffy anG three errors on the part of the
locals. The 'Friscos did not succeed In
getting a run in after the third inning.
Following is the score: