The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-11
The Oakland Ball Team Loses
a Good Game at Central
Park.
SUCCESS OF THE HOME TEAM
Base Hits Were Pretty Equally Di.
vided and Nearly Half Were
Two-Baggers.

The home team retaliated Yesterday
afternoon Tor their defeat by the Oakland
nine on Saturday, and with two different
pitchers in the game the base hits were
more nearly equalized than on the pre-
vious day.
Fourteen hundred people were at Cen
trail Park to watch a match that proved
very even until the eighth inning, when
the local men added another to their lead
of one gained in the seventh. In the
ninth they secured three more and shut
their opponents out, and the score was
9 to 4.
After one each in the first neither side
scored until the sixth, when two of the
Oakland players crossed the plate; but in
the next inning Oakland got only a goose
egg, while San Francisco piled up three
runs and took the lead, which She in
creased by two in the eighth and three in
the ninth, and left Oakland in the lurch
with a solitary addition made in the
eighth.
The weather was good. though a little
chilly, and at times the spectators were
moved to enthusiastic applause by some
brilliant bits of play and hard hits.
The game started with Hulen the first man
his hit to deep center, and steals third. Lally
flies out to O'Rourke. Frank pounds Johnson
for a second two-bagger. and Hulen crosses the
plate. Werrick is out on a liner to 0 Rourke,
and Frank is doubled up before he can get
back to second, the side being retired with one
run.
The lucky seventh brings San Francisco
three runs. Sweeney starts for first with a
dent in his ribs. Power follows him after four
wild balls and Fraser advances the two men a
cushion by his sacrifice hit to Johnson. STAN
Low down uha
Haltren anG his white pants are silhouetted
against the eastern fence, and Sweeney trots
home, while Power goes TO third. Hulen hits
TO the second baseman, Stanley is called out
for interfering with the ball, and Power is sent
back to third. Lally comes TO bat and Hulen
steals second Laly brings Power and Hulen
in with a beautiful two-bagger that hits the
center fence, and the crowd goes wild. Lally
reaches third on a passed bail, but is thrown
out at home.
Oakland has different luck. O'Rourke is out
at first on hit to Hulen. Irwin flies out to
Lally Burns gets a two-bagger far over the
right fence, but Pickett comes up and fouls out
to Stanley.
Werrick starts the eighth by taking base On
balls and reaches second on Picketts tumble
and comes over the plate on Straus safe hit
to center Sweeney bunts and is thrown out.
Power, failing to convince the umpire that he
has been hit, drives a two-bagger into left and
scores Straus. Fraser hits to ORourke and
two men are doubled up at second and first
Treadway gets four balls. Van Haltren ad-
vances him to third with a two-bagger to the
center fence. Mullane flies out Wilson'S safe
hit to right lands Treadway over the plate.
Wilson goes out on an attempt to reach second
and Johnson fans.
Stanley begins the ninth by reaching first on
O'Rourke's failure to field his hit; he takes
second on passed ball and steals third. Hulen
goes to the initial with life on balls but is
soon caught off the bag. Lally fills his place
with another four ball promotion.
Stanley comes home and Lally reaches sec
ond on Franks safe hit to the left fence. Wer-
rick fills the bases by receiving the ball in the
body, and Straus brings Lally in and retills the
bags on a sale one to center. Sweeney hits TO
Irwin, who catches Werrick off second Straus
scores on Powers safety, but Frasers hit to
Irwin catches Power at second and the side is
out.
oakland never RECEIVERS in the ninth.
O'Rourke flies out to Straus. Twins two
Dagger to left is followed by Burns, who never
reaches first, and then Pickett puts an end to
Oakland's hopes by flying out to Frank.
Following is the score in detail: