The San Francisco call., 1899-07-03
FIREMAN F|Tz
PITCHES TWO
GREAT GAMES
Locals and Dentists
Break Even.
AWFUL PLAYING AT OAKLAND
VISITORS DEFEATED BY A
SCORE OF 20 TO l.
A Pair of Wild Throws by Rrug in
the Afternoon Gives the
Game to McGraw's
Men.
VISITORS DEFEATED BY .
SCORE OF 20 TO /.

Nsssr plaejt- a game IN the morning
,r,rv ayould nave shamed the Silver street
--laItatropes, being defeated by 20 TO l. the
Isattsts pulled themselves together III
-E ste~naoo and won mixture Oh
< es SD :. ers from the locals, lhe SeC-
-ari bza COntents showing 10 > III
.ts.ftney game was awful. Big
;.tiaf Soreaers was located for sixteen
e,-fs 1p-ssN q total of twenty-five pases-
ctareo ~. ne gave four bases on palln'
gnEde costly wild pitches ana pa.
% bed HelJin8 errors. lie was aoIy aiueN
.tr-a stted by his acknowledgements
14anlo aad Kent being the only ones 10
Keep q r Of the error column. Leake man
aged "a commit five misdeeds out OF nine
chanct. which shows what coileglan
can 4. when put TO the test.
Fitz. trick was invincible, four widely
scattgs-d hits being the sum total OF
ail1r.l against his delivery. When II Is
caksi into consideration that Fltz knew
Ia his. TO go in the box again in the ait
eru-o.l and would naturally save himself
as nich as possible 1t looks as though
1-g rreman was next in line Of promotion
20 he big league This was all the more
clsa-ly demonstrated in the afternoon,
when he held the Dentists down to SIX
swats. three Of which came in one inning.
Few pitchers in the country could 60
;. 10 two games in. one day and make such
rhe crowd in the afternoon was aug
,lented by a delegation from the Garden
City who came up to help out Da!rym-
pie in coaching. Their assistance was
Unnecessary however, for the duSt-ruis
ing cake-Walker had the fireman going
for a lew minutes in the nIth ana Inc
game was lost and won.
After Krug had taken couple OF shots |
al the sun, which cost two runs, the 10 /
Gals played an errorless game bQt shoSe
TWO runs played the mischief. NotWlth- !
standing, the game was always interest !
ing and at times became intensely eXcit- |
ing, particularly in the ninth, when, with |
two men out. O'Dea threw the ball into !
the beachers, giving Il run that brought !
the score TO within one OF even The
crowd, which was filing out of the grand |
stand, scrambled back TO their seats, but
q pop ny ended the agony.
Hilderbrandt came to the front as
single out of four times at bat, while
Krug got in a brace of tWo-cushion shots. |
Andrews pitched another good game
ana was fairly well supported, although
Ieake. after Fitzpatrick soaked him in
the arm in the sixth inning, had a couple
at. however. for the ball the fireman
damned up against him smoked It was so
Frisco opened up with two runs. Pyne
was given his base, going TO third on
IIrug's double. Riley was gone on a
grounder TO Hanlon and Sullivan nit a hot
one to Leake. who fielded Pyne out at the
plate, Nrug going to third. Hilderbrandt ;
double to right scored the Doctor and the
German, but MullerS out at first on An
dersous assist ended the suspense.
The second inning was fraught with
much episode. With one out, Swindells
was safe or Andrews error Of his drive,
ana went to second on Andersons error.
a bungle by Leake put him over the rub
ber- Then came come fireworks by Krug
when San Jose went to bat. Dalrymple
hit to Hennie and went to second on the
latter's high throw TO first. Hanlon sent
another down to him. and just to show
that his first effort wasn't a marker TO
what he could do, krug shot the ball
clear over into the beachers. Dalrymple
and HanlOn scored, while Sullivan hunted
for the ball, but couldn't find il. After
that hrug appeared to be satisfied with
his efforts, for he didn't try to outdo
them.
They had Fitz up in the air for brief
period in the fifth, just long enough for
them 10 score three runs. Leake led off
with single and Andrews sacrificed
but when McGucken exploded double
scoring Leake, Dalrymple and O'Dea
opened their vocal batteries and the Fire.
man become Visjbly affected. He walked
Graham 10 first and Anderson sent the
Professor and Unhappy home with an
other double. O'Neil and SwindeUs
SPARED for time until FitZ climbed down
the ire escape, and Dalrymple stopped
further trouble by fouling out
Swindells scored for Frisco in the sew
enth on Leakes wide throw, Fitz's out at
first and Pyne's long fly to right San
JOse's run in the eighth was made bv
Hanion. who was given his base stole
second and scored on O'Dea's double
With two men out in the ninth, Pyne
hit a hot one TO O'Dea who fielded the
ball brilliantly and then duplicated Krug's
best throw by shooting II across the dia-
mond into the bleachers, Pyne making the
circuit. krug settled it, however, with
pop fly. The scores: