The San Francisco call., 1899-05-31
SENATORS ARE
DEFEATED IN
THE ELEVENTH
Locals Win an In and
Out Game.
HARD HITTING THE FEATURE
STATESMAN HARVEY'S PUZZLES
EASY TO SOLVE.
Krug Is Placed in the outfeld After
Falling Down at Short and Does
Some Marvellous
Throwing.
HARD HITTING THE FEATURE
STATESMAN HARVEY,S PUZZLES
EASY TO SOLVE.

san FRANCISCO won an eleven inning
game of baseball from Sacramento yester-
day by score of to s. The game itself
was the queerest combination of hits and
errors. stupid work and marvellous field
ing. and, above all, ragtime decisions by
X. Levy, umpire, that has been dished up
this season.
Between 5000 and 1000 people submitted
10 the latest mode of eXtortion by the
Market-street Company and went to Rec
reatiOn Park, and for six innings they
were hardly kept awake. although the
score was tied twice in thesearly stages.
The play was slow and uninteresting to
the last degree. Then the performers
took a sudden brace. and from that time
on until Harvey, the pitcher. gave the
game away in the eleventh, it was fast
enough to set the most critical fanatic to
yapping.
The left-handed statesman made his ini-
tial appearance in the box at the local
grounds this season and Jared badly at
the hands of Uncle Hanks heavy
weights, DR.. Pyne being the star per-
former with the stick. 1t must be said
however, that Harvey suffered severely at
the hands of the umpire, but notwith-
standing he struck out seven men.
Iberg was touched up for thirteen hits,
two less than his adversary, but he only
fooled two batsmen and gave the same
number of bases as Harvey.
Krug started in at short but after two
errors in the first inning which cost as
many runs and another in the second that
gave Sacramento another tally he was
removed to center field and Pyne was
brought into short. The change was
surprise in both ways, for the doctor put
up a good game in his new position, while
Krugs work in the outfield was of the
sensational order. Twice he fielded a man
out at the plate from deep center by his
marvellous throwing. If Krug is wise he
viii remain in the outfeld permanently
for it is his natural position and will earn
him an enviable reputation. Pyne, with
a little experience, ought TO make equally
as good an infieldeT.
Riley at third earned the fielding medal
for the locals some of his assists and
put-OUtS being worthy of reproduction on
any vaudeville stage. He also increased
his batting average by three swats.
The Senators showed great improve
ment in their work, with the exception
of base running. gang of Cinnamon
could discount them at that. Doyle, in
right field, came in on grounder by Sui
livan and threw the batter out at first,
but Rube wouldn't stand for it, so 1t had
TO go as a single.
Two runs fell to Sacramento in the
first, inning. With one out Harvey
cracked double. Doyle singled and went
10 second on the throw in which held
Harvey at third. Egan drove one to
KTug, who fumbled. allowing Harvey to
score. After Stanley had popped up a
fly to Riley, Iberg gave Stultz a pass,
filling the bases. krug got in another
bungle when Mclaughlin drove one TO
him, and Doyle scored. Shanahan's out.
Iberg to Sullivan. ended the trouble for
the time being. In the second, however,
Murphy made the circuit on a base on
balls, Harvey's single, Iberg's error and
Krug's bad judgment
Frisco evened matters up in the third
by hammering in three tallies. Pyne
opened with a single and took second on
HarVey's wide throw to head him off.
Krug fouled out after which Riley
scored the runner with a single. His
shot was duplicated in turn by Sullivan.
Hildebrandt and Muller, scoring two
more runs. Harvey then settled down,
Another run was added to their string in
the fifth, Hudebrandt opening with q sin
gle. taking second on ONeiPs infield hit
stealing third and scoring on SWindellS'
drive to Murphy, who made vain at
tempt to head off the runner.
Sacramento knotted the score in the
sixth Sheehan making the circuit on his
double and O'Neil's error.
From that time on until the eleventh
inning not a run was made, and the game
was as pretty an exhibition as could be
wished for. Then came the explosion.
Harvey soaked Sullivan, the first man up,
with the ball Hildebrandt followed with
an easy one to Harvey, who threw into
deep center in an endeavor to pinch Sui
pleted the circuit. Muller followed with
a single and got around on errors by
Egan and StultZ. Sacramento got one
In it's half on a brace of singles and an
error. but a double play blighted all
chance of any more The score: