The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-12

derbrandt flew out. while Muller's out at
first advanced the runners to third and
second respectively. However, that was
as far as they got, for ONeil drove
corker to Stultz and was tielded out at
first. That was good ball.
Sacramento was first TO break the ice.
Mclaughlin opened the fifth with an in
field hit and stole second. Stultz flew to
drive TO Iberg, who went astray, allowing
the batter to reach first and Mclaughlin
third. Then Hutch" touched off his first
hit, scoring Mclaughlin. Hutch's drive
han 20 to third and "Old Hoss" to
second. Here Riley got foxy Billings
threw the ball to third and Josh tucked
it under his arm when Sheehan was not
looking, and when the youngSter led off
from the bag he was promptly tagged out.
Harvey was given his base. but lberg as
sisted Doyle out at first, and the tumult
was over for the time being.
Hanks hustlers made it even up in the
seventh. Krug opened with his second
three-b Dagger; Riley hit up a foul fly to
base. Hilderbrandt ripped off single to
right. which got away from Harvey.
sending Krug across the rubber, Billings
to third and Hilderbrandt to second. Null
Ter and O'Neil were easy outs.
From that time on until the thirteenth
not a man connected with the plate, al
though in the eleventh krug opened with
a double. but never got any further. In
the thirteenth, however, Frisco looked
like a sure winner, when a man was
scored after two men We're out. Pyne
led off with a fly to Harvey and Krug
was safe on Sheehan's tumble He stole
second. Riley hit to Doyle, who caught
Krug between second and third, Josh
going to second. Sheehan's second error
let Riley complete the circuit. but Hill
derbrandt ended the inning with fly to
Mclaughlin.
After the kind of ball that had been put
up it looked like all day for Sacramento,
and the crowd prepared to make rush
for their overdue dinners; Even the play
ers started to put on their coats when
Stanley went out, Riley to Pyne, and they
began to gather up their bats when
Shanahan popped up a fly to the doctor
But just then something happened that
made the Senators drop their bats, pull
off their coats and yell, and the specta-
tors to flop back into their seats. 1t was
Mclaughlin who caused it. Waiting until
he got ball to his liking he lifted 1t into
deep right center, and when, the sphere
got back into the diamond Mac was
perched on third.
Then Stultz, who has not been hitting
hard of late let two beauties go past
without attempting to flag them: Again
coats and bats were reached for, but
Iberg sailed up another one and Stultz
punched it out for clean single. scoring
The crowd was still shouting when Shee-
han retired the side with fly to Riley,
Muller, the first man up for the locals
in the fourteenth, reached second on a
pass and O'Nel's sacrifice but Swindells
famed and Iberg was thrown out at first
by Stultz. Then came the finale of a
memorable event in baseball circles.
Hutchinson, first up. smashed out a
beauty to center. Harvey planned to sac
rifice him to second, but Iberg juggled
the bunt and both were safe. Doyle sent
UP a fly to Pyne, and then Egan dupli-
Gated Hutch's shot, scoring the winning
run with only one man out.
To-day the big fight will have been for
gotten. and the town will find fresh food
| for discussion in the great ball game. The
scores of the two contests are as follows:
MORNING GAME.