The morning call., 1893-10-23
UNLUCKY JACKSON
lie Becomes Disappointed
With Himself.
THE OAKLANDs WIN AGAIN
Heavy Batting the Feature of Yester-
days Ball Game at the Haight-
Street Grounds.

The Oaklapds and San Franciscos met
again Yesterday and as on several former oc-
casious. the Young men from the Southern
Pacific Company's preserves walked off
with the scaps of the local players. Not
withstanding the tOpheavy score of IL to 5
the game was fast from the beginning and
furnished exciting amusement for an en-
thusiastic crowd of spectators.
Tip O'Neill reappeared as captain of the
visitors and used his we'll mOdulated voice
To good advantage. Tip secured position
a few days ago selling tickets to Oakland
ers who wished to be Gagged while en- route
10 the mole. He liked the shiny buttons
on his new uniform, but when he found be
: was expected to arise at o'clock in the
morning in order to accommodate the
travelling public he resigned. He is now
having his blue uniform made over into a
baseball suit.
Long jackson graced the pitchers box
for The Frscos and managed to furnish
considerable episode during the progress
of the game. His delivery was like that OF
country postotfice and he seemed a
stranger TO those alluring curves and
shoots which spoil the looks of seasons
DdILiDR
hammered him for a total of fifteen safe
hits. he hung on to the end, though evil
denly disappointed with himself. His
fielding was also lacking in effectiveness,
due no doubt to his great height. The DIS
tauce between his thinking box and MS
feet Is So great shat resolve TO Held Dali
cannot be communicated TO his pedal ex-
tremitles IN time to make the execution Oh
the thought effective. In addition 10 al
this he struck out three times and retired
To the bench with disgust thlckly Smeared
all over his couEtenance.
In the first inning the visitors failed to
score. The locals secured one on hit
each hy Power ana knel and on error by
Denny. Denny evidently thinks be can
give the balance OF the world cards and
spades when iE comes to playing baseball.
and it is only 3y eXertiGg the greatest self
denial that be can allow himself to be seen
i'm company with players of less rank than
Papa AnSon or King Kelly. Since his ap-
pearanee here he has been playing very
indifferently. and several rank errors have
been made hv him. This is the more in
eXcUsable because the bad plays are
directly attri butable TO indifference, anu
not 10 lack of ability. A good ball player
always plays his best, o matter what the
Surrounding conditions may be, and unless
Denny changes his tactics he Will lose the
respect OF all lovers Of tue game. HIS
SLiGh " OIh VI ldtO iao DCSl VI tHC lUhCSb
order. and his play yesterday would have
shamed an amateur.
The Frscos got another one in the sec
ond but failed 10 score in the third. In
the fourth Mr.. Jackson had relapse ana
before he could be revived the visitors had
rolled together bunch Of six hits and nine
men had crossed the plate. With the
bases full Horner lined out single which
brought in two men. Speer was hit by
the pitcher and O'Neiil Dunted TO Jackson,
who as usual failed TO get into action in
time TO do any execution. When Horner
ripped off a tr-socker down the left field
foul line three more men scored. This
made five, and the fun had only Just be-
gun. Three more hits and a couple of
errors brought ia four more runs and the
side retired amid the plaudits of the
poDulaee.
The visitors secured one in the fifth and
another in the sixth On home run by
Hunky Hines.
j. Horner twirled for the Oaklands, and
though lie was touched up for a total of
eleven hits they were distributed through
seven innings and did no material damage.
George Van HaltrenS work at short was
Of that excellent order to be expected from
i player of his ability and reputation.
His brother occupied seat on the bench
Yesterday, position he played without an
error.
The locals secured tally in the fourth,
but that ended their rnn-getting. Follow
ing is the score: