The morning call., 1894-07-30

cisco men at the bat. Dextraze and Far
rell got their bases on balls, but were put
out while attempting to steal second. Levy
and Bliss made safe hits and were brought
home by Nealon, who batted fly and was
put out at second.
With three of the San Francisco men
out the California players went to bat.
Three men were put out almost as rapidly
as they could advance TO the plate. and the
side retired without having made run.
In the second, third and fourth innings
the San Francisco players did not score a
run. Their play varied from Indifferent to
bad and the California team had no diff
Guilty in making five runs-two in the sec
ond and three in the third.
The fftn inning opened with Bodie at
the bat. ae got his base Oh balls, and
was followed by White, who struck out.
Bodie stole second base and reached home
OH HanleY's muff.
DeXtraZe barted a fly and made an at
tempt to reach third, but vas put out.
Farrell followed him and batted a liner
almost into the hands of Buckley at first
base. Buckley muffed the ball, however,
and before he could compose his mind
Farrell had reached home. With two men
out Levy went 10 bat. He had the
pleasure of welding his club just once.
He batted a liner out through center field
and Mr.. Sykes. young gentleman who
bad been stationed at that point by the
Californians, caught the ball and put the
side out.
Shea went to bat for the Californians
and got his base on balls. Stanley made
three bagger and brought Shea home.
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Hanley batted TO third and was put out
ir the same manner, but in the mean time
Stanley got home. Sykes batted out.
Bliss went to bat for the San FranciScans
at the opening of the sixth inning. He
got his base on balls. He was followed
by Murphy, who batted fly and was
caught ont by Strand at third. Nealon
batted a fly and got to first and was fol
lowed by Egan, who batted grounder,
advancing Nealon to second. Egan's fly
was caught by Shea.
The last half of the sixth was opened
by Buckley, who batted out. Strand got
his base Oh balls and was followed bv
Shields. While the pitcher was playing
with Shields Strand stole second. Shields
batted ball into the hands of the short
stop and went out. Cannon batted out
and Strand died on third.
Mr.. Bodie opened the seventh install
ment of the festivities. He held up his
bat in a playful manner and permitted the
pitcher to hur the ball against 1t with
great torch. Bode made no attempt to
strike the ball and the sphere bounded two
rods into the infeld. Buckley at first
muffed the bail and Bode got to second.
At this point White came to the rescue
and made two-bagger, bringing Bodie
home.
D,xtrsze tried Bodies little experiment
and lei the ball strike his bat and bound
rod or two away. He reached first in time
to see Farrell strike out. Levy batted
fly, reaching first and bringing DextraZe
and White home. Mr.. Bliss then batted
three Dagger and brought Levy nome.
Murphy was struck by the ball and took
his base and stole second and third at his
earliest opportunity. Nealon made base
hit and brought Murphy home. Egan got
his base on balls, but Bodie struck out and
he died in his tracks.
The eighth inning opened with White at
bat. He got his base on balls. as did also
Mr.. DexiraZe, who followed. Farrell went
out on an inteld hit, and Levy and Bliss
struck out in the order named. so although
there were two men on bases not run
was scored
Buckley batted to first for the Califor-
mans and was put out. Straud went out
In the same manner. Shields made base
hit, and while Cannon was at bat he was
put out while trying to steal second.
AT the beginning of the eighth inning
the score was tie-each team had scored
nine runs. Murphy went TO bat for the
San Franciscans and was put out at first.
Nealon batted a ball into the pitchers
hands and was put out at first. Esan was
given his base on balls and BOdie went
out On fly.
The San Franciscans had lost their last
opportunity to improve their score. So the
CalifOrnians went to bat. Shea went ont
ON a fly caught by Levy and Stanley was
put out at first Mulee got his base on