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

morning. II was downhill pull on a Slip
perry track for Los Angeles. After the first
inning Oakland never was a close second.
once, In the sixth. they crawled up little
Oy eklng out one run on three hits, but they
might as well have saved their ginger.
Taken all together, this mornings game
was great one The score looks very lop-
sided, but six Los Angeles TALES came
In one cluster, and but for this one smash
up, when Oakland went all 10 smithereens.
the game was close and exciting at every
point, and went along with rush and regu-
larity delightful to behold.
StatuesQue Mr.. Roach was put in to pitch
for Mr.. Lndley'S collection of talent. The
selection was good one, bnt II was not en-
tlrely owing to the work OF Mr. Roach that
Mr.. Lindiey is happy now. He allowed
clever base hits and struck ont only one
| man, whereas. Grifliths the pride of Oak
land, struck out six men and allowed Los
Angeles thirteen hits.
A careful consideration OF the above
facts viii make il apparent that Los Angeles
must have done some good ball-playing.
They did, they did, they did. as a poet might
saw.
Youthful Mr.. Hulen was the perpetrator
OF some very pretty play during the game
as he alsn was at Haight street in the after
noon. he made several very remarkable
stops and throw to first that was magnifi-
cent.
There was no advantage in the first en-
EhEtHeuL. DOM sues maze TWO scores
McGucken and Hines one each for Oakland,
| and Wright and Hutchison for Los Angeles
Los Angeles absorbed another in the sec
ond and again one in the third. Lohman
and Hutchinson contributed them.
Things went along uneYentfully then
until the sixth, when Oakland by a Harcu-
lean effort added one To the score Earle
was The author Of it. He singled, went to
tnird On hit by Callopy, and scored on
Hulen's error of O'NeilPs slow hit
fret holt nF Nba n,a1-l i
sailed in once more and came ont OF the
tracHS with TWO tallies. Cody singled, got
second on McGucken's safe hit and came in
on Hines single. McGucken scored on the
same single. Binrs stole second and ex-
PRED there when Earle flew out 10 Lytle
and CaHopy fouled out 10 our aged friend
McCauIey.
The distinguishing feature Of the game
was easily the last half of this inning SIX
TALES came along IN row for Los An
gclcS, and then Captain Gienalvin, in a
whisper that must have been heard down
town, instructed his victorious minions to
let mp, and the next three men were easily
pnt out. The story of how The runs were
made might prove Of interest.
Wright got base on balls, second on HUI
lens single and in on Hutchinson's single.
Huien got second on McCauley, third on
Hutchinson and in on GlPualYin. MeCau-
ley struck weak little Swatlet to O'Npill,
who threw 1t 10 Irwin. Il went right past
tiiC "a ~ u4LStltAttltu 20 receive II, ana IOD
was saved. He went to second On Hutchin-
sons hi, third on Glenayin's end in on
Lehman. hutchinson singled, filing the
bases. lie went to second on Glenalyin,
third on Lytie and in on Lehman Glenal-
WINS sWatlet was safe but Griffith aidn'
handle it right and Glenalyin went to sec
ond on LYtle's single and in on Lohman's
tw0-bag hit. Lytie singled. went to third
on Lohman's double hit and in on Roach.
Following out his instructions Lehman a.
In md ~ 81
Hughes struck out and Roach stnClrd,
stole second before he got orders and was
also caught in the act OF watkins down the
line from third. Wright had singled just
before. That's all.
Oakland didn't score in the eighth, but
Los Angeles added one more to the total
just Tor sport.
The game was smothered before the
ninth 10 order TO allow the sacrifice to 90 on
IN the afternoon at Haight street. The
score looks like this: