The morning call., 1893-04-03
STOCKTON SCORED.
Dukes Come Out on Top
by a Lonely One.
LOTS OF GOOD BATTING
A Good Crowd Morning and After
noon-Ihe ReIiances and the
Olympics.

Wy III B-SS'
Your Uncle stood another defeat grace
fully yesterday-6 to Z.
1t might have been worse-would have
: been worse. at least If it had not been for
MaGuire's big hit in the first half of the last
inning.
g. . lie sent the ball over the patent medicine
. signs quarter of mile or less beyond the
most careful calculations of Left-ie der
Levy.
strike here and get box of liver pills"
says the sign. Mcguire struck, and besides
the liver pills he won two bases and brought
Balsz home from first.
Tie game depended upon the succeeding
batterS. Sharp was conscious that the eyes
Of the universe were upon him when he
walked out and picked up the ash. He hit
hard and carefully and srien tifcally. 1t
was hit calculated to break all records
and the fingers of the man who should try
80 stop II; calculated, too, TO bring Mcguire
home and tie the score. That's what il was
calculated TO do.
Nhat 1t did was to rise quite high In the
air and fall softly into li.tle Danny Swep-
ney's big hands. Sharp sighed and sat down
On the bench.
There was chance for Work to immor-
talize himself! and he made up his mind to
10 II; you could see that on his face, as he
spat on his palms and rubbed sand on the
bat.
He was thrown out at first. Carroll flew
out Then the game was over and the home
team lacked one OF the hOped-for tie. The
Dukes might have made il worse had they
played their inning OF the ninth, but some
people are wise in knowing when they have
enough.
Ba!Sz and Tanning were hit on all sides
yesterday. 1t was batting game through
OUT, and no one went out on strikes, white
several took first on balls Manitestly the
PITCHERS were not in it. 1t wasn't pitch
Cr's game
It was a folders game. The good plays
were made IN the field and on the bases.
whitehead, at StocktOn's third plate, did
excellent duty.
One of the ''episodes' Of the base playing
was the soiling of Maguire's clean White
knickerbOckers by restless and unman-
nerlg first base.
Mcguire had duly batted the sphere to
Whitehead. In this he aid wrong. 1t were
safer to bat to any other man. Aud White
head stopped Ii and threw IL 70 first. The ball
and Mcguire got to first base about s,multa-
De0usly. So it looked to the crowd, but
Umpire Meegan cried out"
Then this unruly bag got It's work In on
hagulTe's clean, white cOrdurOys. 1t got
right up, the mean thing did, and when
Mcguire put cut his foot to hold it down, it
;
his face, which was too bad and very soil
ing to the knickerboekers.
But luckily II nd not hurt anybody-ex-
cept the small boy who laughed till he got
the stomach ache-and in that respect was
far less OF a casualty than the foot-wrench-
ing Of Roberts on the same plate Saturday
The latter was so severe that Roberts was
unable TO play yesterday, and his place at
the left field was taken by Cantillion.
Hall minute after Scorer Stapleton had
70 tna HFw1e ~.
had flown to CantiliOn, Sharp's hot liner
was stopDed in oOd time by Peoples, and
Work was thrown out al first
For Stockton Whitehead took base on
balls. He stole second. Then Lawrence
brought him home on a single and made the
second bag. Cantilliou flew to Carroll.
sunday was thrown out al first. p. Sweeney
knocked a single and Lawrence scored the
first earned run. Danny Sweeney few to
sharp. The grandssiand said "Ahp' All to
Gether at Sharp's very neat catch.
Neither side scored in the second, and
only three men for each side touched tie
bat
The third was opened by Spies being
thrnwn out at first, Powers single was
blocked SkillfUlly by little Danny. BaIsZ
then sent q two-bagger that permitted
Power to score and gave the batter third.
Mcguire few to Danny Sweeney. Ba!sz
came home on an earned run. Sharp few
cut 20 Z. Sweeney.
The boy put big on the seoreboard
after San Francisco.
Whitehead made first on Sharp's muT.
Lawrence-Whitehead caught out at sec
OUd-made single. CantIllion tooE a
base on balls. Sunday made second on a
single, and Lawrence was caught at the
home plate. P Sweeney made a base hit
aud CantllliOn scored. Sunday was caught
at The home base.
Ihe fourth inning was lively on both
sides. Work began by making second on a
single. Carroll was thrown out at first.
Levy knocked safely 10 center and brought
Work home. Ebright knocked a single and
Levy stole second. Spies made base hit,
Levy and Ebright advancing. Power was
killed at first on sacrifice. and Levy and
Upright scored. BalsZ made single, and
Mcguire fouled out.
The scorer gave to the home club.
Danny Sweeney flew to Ebright who only
caught it after it bad rebounded from
Works hands. Peoples made first on
tDrights error. SWEET took base on balls,
Tanning took the bat. Peoples earned a
. run. Tanning hit to third and made first.
Whltehead's two-baRger brought SWEET
home. Lawrence made second on a single.
Tanning was caught at third and White
head advanced TO third. Cantilion hit and
made second, while Whitehead scored .
Sunday was thrown out at first.
Then the scorer put a in place of the 9
alter Stockton.
In the fifth inning Stockton scored 1 p.
Sweeney made two-bagger. Danny Swee-
ney flew out to Carroll Peoples made a
safe hit which brought 7. Sweeney home.
After that there was no more scoring Till
the UGcles made their sixth in the ninth
inning.
Wednesday and Thursday the Stocktons
and Oaklands will play at Haight street.
Friday the Oakland season viii formally
o open by grand parade, free lunch and
all the other things Of eclat and eclaw, and
there will be big game between the Oak
lands and Stoektons. Yesterdays score:
AT SAN FRANCISCO, APRIL . 1895