The San Francisco call., 1897-11-08

up he good work by sending the ball in to
left held for base, scoring Stahl.
Tebeau was hit by Pond and went &c
first, but died there, as Nash hit to the
pitcher and Smith went out on fly to
short.
In the first half of the second inning
Donovan's grounder 10 third was lined
across to first in time TO stop him, but
OBrien did better, placing the bail safely
past the pitcher. Reitz sent the ball into
the crowd back of left, taking second base
and advancing O'Brien to third.
Donahue made safe hit to right field,
scoring O Brien and Reitz The ball beat
Pond 10 tr>t after he had raped 1t out to
right field, Donahue advancing 10 third.
Doyle's III into Collins territory was
gathered IN, and the champions retired
with two runs.
Al-America went out in one two,
three order In their half of the second
Powell to pit cher, Burkett to Griffin and
Lange on three balls over the plate with
which he could not connect.
The BaItimores failed TO get man past
second In the third inning. Jennings
tried bunt, but failed to beat the bail to
first. Griffin hit to short and made iirsi,
stealing second. Kelly sent high fly
into left and Donahue fouled out
All America scored three more runs in
the last half OF the third, Dahlen going to
third on hit along the third base line
and scoring on StahPs terrific drive over
the fenc. back OF right field. This hit Sc
cured for the batsman the only home run
of the day.
Collins raped the ball into jennings
territory, but the Baltimore shortstop
fun ed. Collins made first. Tebeau's s
hit 10 left field landeI him on first and
Collins tried to reach third, but the ball
was on time and Umpire O'Neill gave 1t
the benefit Of a close decision.
Iebeau stole third on ball that Dona-
hue allowed to pass and get into the
crowd. Ma b struck out, Smith singled
10 left field and Powell hit safe between
left and center Fl Ids. Burkett hit the
ball to shortstop, but was retired at hrst
O'Brien opened the fourth inning for
Baltimore by lining a ball into The crowd
Tor two bases, and after Reitz had gone
out on fly 10 Collins Donahue scored
y Brlen Oh a two-uase hit TO lett held
Fond singled to left field and Donahue
scored. Doyle advanced Pond on short
grounder toward left. Jennings hit 10
third, and after being retired at hrst the
pail was returned in time to catch Pond as
he was galioping toward third.
For the ALL Americas Lange went out
at first and Dahlen hit safely to left field
for TWO bases. Stahl struck out and Col
Inns hit 10 right field, scoring Dahlen. He
went to second on he throw home. Te-
beau flew out TO Griffin.
The fifth WAS the Baltimores' inning
Griffin reached fist on four Door balls.
and Kelly aided MIN reach third on q
long fly into the crowd back Of left. Don
ovan sacrificed and scored Griffin
o BrieE's two base hit scored Kelly. Reitz
and Donahue few out.
The ALL Americas opened with Nash
at the ba and his drive to left field per-
mltted him TO reach second. Smith sim
gled and Powell hit to short. The ball
reached Reitz in time TO catch Smith and
he snapped the ball to first aim ost In time
10 head off Powell. The play was clever
one and was appreciated by the crowd
Powell tried to steal third on Donahue' S
wild throw TO second, but was caught.
Burkett hit to Reitz and was retired at
hrst.
The sixth settled all chances the Balti-
mores might have had. as they went to
their benches carrying goose egg, while