The morning call., 1893-05-01
BOTH FOR UNCLE.
Two Games Full of Grand
BaII-Playing.
doosE-EGds FOR BREAKFAST
The Morning Game Had Less Errors.
but the. Afternoon Was Full
of Ginger.

1T is prettysafe to assert that Sunday is
. the cooue's off day. Go back TO oue.Meek
ago asst Sunday and we find him with
pair of robustious defeats administered by
. the men Mr.. Lindley brought up from the
south. Yesterday he was crushed to the
. earth again and two more games were piled
ON top OF him. =
Some might infer that Henry Harris has
discovered the source of the. colonel,s luck,
and that after Saturdays game he.ayatled
himself OF the visible supply. -: =.
That would be wrong. Luck:played no
part in the games yesterday; Henty's>
games came along on: his side of the lane"
because his hired N en- played good,;in fact,
tip top baseball. ..::. :: r D.:
The field work. Of fhe home talent ester-
day was simply perfect. IN ot: an. error was
made In the nutferi. Sharp secured n
couple in The afternoon game, but the play
ing that man did In the morning game
? would counterbalance*a great big stock Of:
errors. - -; = -. ~
J.: In one single plsy,@by:a phenomenal one.
hand stop ola ground=hir ball and a:reveTs-
.-ible back-actiOn throw to third base, Sharp
shut of at least..twQ RUS: and. most likely.
won the game for Your Uncle, who is so
happy now. =. =.
: his: election of errors all: day Yesterday:
He made some good plays to eYen;up things,
rliqqI gll: .| 81: i !. -: : = - -.
3: rle crowd; that went.6pt TO see<the gar0e5:
at Redln0n t.; snx.t The morning =dld hardly
: Qugh*cheerinG=tO: LEAR #0ut It's collective
thr0at; Tiie~eol one; AMONG his other treas.
: uEeS, possesses aero Wd; Of vrooters i'm. Oak.
land w i0 =N.nul ID put TO. shanle;>the pupy'.
.:patriotfsnl If. George Nv asflingtun:6r any Of:
those. -Pe0plP F II hat .et6wd: wilL e heer an
2 Oakland PLAYER If hess UceeSs fullY:s uccsds..
in: splitting over hts*chin, but. a: visitor must
eitheIzl <the. haf FL 0ver:the fence<0r WORRY
along wlthouta pplause. ~: :. =: =. = :: =.
- .ERe.l act the ma tier lis sthat|hegpeopIe
ut, FLedmont Yesterday %mDTning saw. the.
cbest:garle Of 'balEthat:has been played this
season, and: the:30akIand players i'd lust
abnuta much of-:the* go cd: ;Uaying as.the
san FRANCISCO athletes, :and<*go ali: the
.plapdits:@t. T. ~ II -. -. ~, =
: Well;.@tbings take strange turns somes:
e.times# Who haye thong htthat: San + ram
acisc0;WQuld go over to: Piedmont grounds
> and shut-6qtthe: Oak ands2i *Glanee atthatA
start ing TOW. of: geese-eggs in=tHe morning=
sc6Tlf: u ats the. ki[td5o so up on k and:
:. had1or :bTeakf asst yes terda = :<.:f: =.
:. =. ere WASH any. hGme runs: nor<yet any.
D. three-62gg Fly hits, ard: on IT, three tw as ia
Lien 5 WI p%S, putou t:Qt%: fX>:hItS San:F Fam
= cisco laid by, three tailies, Will e out o five.
swlpes Oakland got eKlctlX n0tii ::
=; Walt q :tltes.Hin ID ;;Ife% Instructed the
poys t0l old" OF tel 1.-THE. ninth: fter thiS"
said lllej0l Onel: in the grand stand as I'll
-i9w.ot lclliers were being displayed on the:
sLgnsb0ards..- ..;:' :. : 80
= Bit the uinth .came:and Went: and sill.
" tleIe Was. that. unbFOken. row OF :ciphers.
:.fnd.jus Las The, crowd was rus hing to leave
=. tlle:srGHe oI:the disaster those near to the
;: col QIe!; Mt tile. sOundsrh0arse aud faint,
:. OF s. iIl = 1Ein hed words; among which were
-iheard,i - al g t'afternoOn, ,':"miStake." g.:
70 - Perhau s:itwin BIZ well to describe briefly:
tlre&l nclden 5 attend ant upon the procuring
-.of Those three choice runs which the hired
<men OF 4 our: Uncle brought back from Oak
:. Iaud, fly done up. in shawl5lrap.
:. - hey nshed- enc out in the very first in
!! ming; aR4u1eu Levy; whom YOU may have
: heard. spOken.of as a. promising young bali
!: player Of, "a bout thirteen years standing
:s.n - ed..:. Then a gentlenian. named Carroll,
WHIPS a $50 a.ball=p]ayeF of some note, hit
= for.a two bag journey. Mr.. Work. followed
3" wiki a. ,Wel-intended long fy.which Mr..
levy scored on. but alasi for Mi Work, he
p: was caught out by Hnnkiness Hines. Gen
= .erailssImO Ebright struck cut. Mr. Sharp,
i 4! .pTIst:man' up had been thrown out at
ffsf By Caliopy. %:
= Fssipg along until the fifth encounter,
and at the beginning OF this We find Kneil'
<.presented with base on balls, and getting
-: 70 ;setout on Sharp's -hitto O'NsiiI, which
.t.Same p It was insufficient to enab Bile Mr.
.: Sljafp. g0-teach:the first stop -
. 81 evE- singled, and in came KneN, pell
:melEIe Carroll went. out at.tirst by O'Neill,
IAN d"EbI4ght flew to right =. j -
-'.l-et'. US: now turn: our attention to the
e g.ith, WHICH Was the occasion Of securing
:. Leina5n ing:run.-. ...-:.
> ,I.6fiz ht struck OUT pies got TO second
bX:httlQg "a: ball WHICH O'NeilI fumb
= nd. t!.en5 threw out of Earle's reach.
y o %eI,s tTo-bag swipe brought him in.
-: rover wis. caught IN the act or trying to
reach Third. and Cantiliion few out to left =.
- y tier THAT, IN the ninth, Oakland tried
=. -iaTd 70: score, out three men. went down in
20 a 70 ", and the !ohelthad a shut out:
: II Interesting-scOTe is as follows; =
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