The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-24
COLONIES GLOOMY SUNDAY.

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A NGELS were on top yes
"a ierday. and it was a sad
y IVA day for Colonel Too Pre-
IL "a vious Robinson. He slid
ia W. .-l q down two notches in the
II "a - - baseball scale, and both
II Ian g,M FIJI defeats were disgTaceful
II H IN affairs in one sense OF the
! In (\NE> L word, because his team
I'll IN No Gll was clearly outDlayed at
- l5tfNP nearly every stage of the
~ OfpSA TWO games.
Itmustnot be inferred
from this, however, that tha Oakland team
played poor ball. There was very little
poor ball-playing done yesterday in either
gene. but the point is that the Oaklanders
allowed the Los AnGelenos TO take two
games through superior ball playing, when
the colonel has said all along that il was
not among the possibilities for Los An
geleS 10 DO this. Clearly the colonel will
have TO be given m error on his judgment
Tie game played out at Haight street in
the afternoon WAS very good sample Of the
national game as she is played Los Angeles
took { he lead in the first inning, and main
tanned 1t throughout, but in the seventh
and ninth Oakland gained five runs. and
things looked hazy for a time.
w hen in the ninth the lOnE-drawn-out
Il
other runs the COlunePs pulse went to 100
and the sudden shock that he experienced
immediately after when three hands went
cut In row came near Frustrating him.
NIA couple more good hits in at this
Juncture all might have been otherwise, 50
10 speak.
But it was the sixth inning that caused
Oakland's hair to curl and brought out the
goose flesh on Mr. Cody'S stomach pad
mat was an inning that shoaId have a
as b. -,
ing OF NIcsS6urg which it greatly resem-
b.ed. IT was mighty uninterestinE part
of this inning when there was nobody on
tie base lines or crossing the Dlase. Il
circuit
Mr.. Mcdonald played a much better game
at umpirlng yesterday, with the result that
Tie games were lively and OF short duration
Ii9iheF pitched the afternoon game for
OaklHnu ana was batted hard and often.
About all the glory be got out of the game
consisted IN striking out Glenalyin. That
Is considered something OF feat however
Gentle w lille NlcUl passed up the sphere
Tor the Orange-eaters. He did fairly we'll
Once he showed a great deal of gray matter
by holding batted ball Just long enough to
keep runner from advancing and then
throwing out the batter at first
IRWIN made Oakiand's Ions tally in the
ursl OF the afternoon game by getting a base
On bAIis, stealing second and crossing the
last bag n Earlt's single. McGucken had
previously gone out on tiy to Wright and
Hines and Callopy we're both put out on
first by assists by Glenalvin.
Wright led the procession for Los An
Geies with life on EaTle's error Hulpn
singled, went to second on NcCaulev's
S,1e - - 80 VI d" lf.ot ti.o" oy OodY. NC
- NJ - t' X. ~ d 81 aI'' EOl ti'Iu
W - Ill I ~ 70 HoIHeI' VITO lHEew
sleep at the plate. Genslvin struck out at
l.ls interesting time and Lyle, after sin
9, -,5 - ~ 0"' OH al "''ehp' 10 'ui'oih
- ,t ..,
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csni, I,c;,a.a,' I'm IN a sng tGar, Cody
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49, a. 80 une, Dut AtIiT q 3ck
49, W - - -" " "A up over 4 ,i's
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t,I IA rsoh uIYslon ne
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49, W iIutculuSuH anu fop Lyte 10
e"ep - 'ioiIe' aIu tucu the game went
- " ~ nv lol Two Oases' Scor-
-. ~ ~ r i,.l a SI, ltlueS Mas THROWN out at
-, ~ - 3" az Spllleu' H-dIl5 sll8leu,
Iac.ns ~ ~ uoItG mIs 10 score ir"n,
n ,.Sh AMY III mere was uoGDle
arf ~, ~ 49,, - t lsan anu hcCauIey,
-; t,, Jii ~, NJ LIS N taAIhe part
ia di"S ~ Iusu5s made re-
- - AUO1 Pi0Aup anu throw, ana
H., $780, a.. .f.-.,
.tt ' - C"t s 'Te slA'u. VI Wnat an inning
10. ""s ~ LIS Aiseies. no" thcy dld
a. ,Is Dal' every tilne Il came up the lane:
-, Us p;uH W pun b pIunk-p.hhk ana
"a l 17l.',' '."s l4eH SaHe 70 the oAt
..t ~ DllF 5'S uaSe on Da'ls' Ihat was
a. Isn -, eve human. ana he was put cut
" 80 - Oi Il 40. Ceu uh,
80 - &c 9rHI'et out Ni.H ny 10 Irwin and
80 ~, ..'1 MI ~ ~ I'lst. L9hlnah got
- w. f,IS 9,II-itu' NIcoI SIN
tn 49, hglen struck 70
an, oos ~ an uiiH hglu IL, Lyle ana
IIu-Ii59 Ca.ne III On the series OF Singles ana
- " "a Si1gl' D ~ d4iey singled hnichlh-
oon uUuo'eu; NIGoi, huIen ana McOauley
ff5rz Im Uenaif.h ktnuly sent ny TO
49, M4'Gh auIHltteu OF d9ubie play and
eld l aeeu HUTCHINSON IN It's i6ids.
i.at was an Los angeles got, and 1t was
sb. p.e tc,.,s II tney had wanted any more
t 80 "2Iiu spIoDIaoiy nave got them' lor
80 - 40 ~ all'nnlns ~ thIOW 10 the Dlrds.
~. "a III ~ "laLe Hhe nloIe, Two Of mem
EIal- III tHe seventh ana were awarded to
~ nj. Nv 49, "c Oh. anu ZINES. MeGucken
sUl ms oase ON balls. irwin didn't; he
ger anu mght nave been elongated TO a