The morning call., 1893-05-21

throughout the game. He used his head
principally TO avoid making errors while
playing as lackadascally as possible.
On the other hand Caiiopy played in
hard luck. and the two errors he made
were of the hand and not the heart.
Cantiliion appeared in the place of Tip
O'Neill at second and surprised the fans
with his batting eye. He was ever tip
top playist on the field. and now if his bat
ting eye has come book again, there is no
reason why he should not become fixture
in the California League.
Earle. as captain of the Oaklands, went
in to prove that man may be good field
marshal and not open his face, and he sue
ceeded ia proving it. too.
The Duke had transposed his felders
again. Possibly the Duke thinks that
people come out to the games purposely to
fGd out what positions the Stockton out
fielders are occupying from day to day.
Anyway he manages to present new out
field every day.
Mr.. j. Tanning distinguished himself
Yesterday especially, though, Of course.
Mr.. flaming is distinguished man seven
days week, year in and year out.
The pitching he did was not so much. but
the batting of him, that's what Knocked.
Run your eye down to the tabulated
statement then and notice that he came to
the bat four times and that he made four
hits. one of them three-bagger.
The details of the run-getting are easily
narrated.
AS stated above, Stockton didn't score
tally for seven innings.
Oakland started right out In the first
inning. Irwin got third on a trick that
should have cost him his life at first. But
Peoples made an error by throwing the
ball in under tall Mr.. Earle, and Irwin
scored on an error by Whitehead on
HInky Hines weak hit.
Callopy singled after McGucken had
gone out on fly to ManDasau, and Hines
had been thrown out at third. but Hernon
hit to Sweeney and retired the side before
he could bring in the score.
Then for three innings things went
along with an easy, uneyentful move
ment, and no runs resulted. The interval
was full of good ball-playing. however.
and there was plenty of enthusiasm. Oak
land got pair of hits in both the second
and fourth innings, but could not get the
hitterS around.
In the fifth came one. Irwin brought 1t
in again. He lined out two-bagger into
the left pasture and came in on Earle's hit
to Whitehead that was thrown over Sec
ond. But the way the Dukes men fell
upon Mr.. Horner'S curves in the eighth aud
ninth was just scandalous. Horner had
done clever thing just before, and they
we're after revenge.
Maybe you would like to know what
Horner did. Well. there was a man on
third base and man on first. The man
on first started to steal second and Mr.
Horner, who is not allowed 10 step away
from his plate to throw in a case If that
kind, threw the ball to Cantillion on the
line instead of throwing il tc Irwin at
second base. and Cantillon threw it home
In time TO catch Mr.. Tanning, instead OF
trying to stop the runner from first. 1t was
new thing and a pretty play.
Peoples opened the eighth by getting out
on fly to Irwin. A neat catch it was, too.
Tanning singled. got second on an error
OF Hernon's and third ON Mannasau's hit
20 Irwin, that got NANNY" at first. He
scored OH Klopf's single.
Sweeney had base on balls presented
him and got second on Whiteheads hit to
Callopy, when an error resulted, giving
Whitehead a life. He also came in on
Klopf.
Whitehead came In on Lawrence's
double hit and SO did Kiopf. making the
grand total for this inning four.
Oakland gDgered up and made them In