The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
DENTISTS GIVE
HARRIS MEN A
MILD DRUBBING
Win by Superior Base
+. -.... Running.
ouTBATTED TWO. TO ONE
LOCALS WASTE GOLDEN oPPoR-
.:= TUNITIEs TO SCORE =:
Oakland cripples Come Out Ahead
In slugging Contest Nth !.
the Santa Cruz !:
Players: ~. F.. -.
LOCALS WASTE GOLDEN oPPoR
r. TUNITIEs TO SCORE

DR.: McGraws odontologists came UP
from San Jose yesterday, array ed IN
bright new. costumes that made them look
Ike a cross between a group@of barber
poles and a Fourth Of July celebration:
White flannel shirts, blue boomers ana
red stockings were the substitute for the
cigar-stand posters they have been sport.
Ing IN the past: The clinic celebrated the
dtscarding OF their old CLOTHES. by putting
II :or.:tBe ioGals--score, 5 to s.
!. The visitors played one Of the pretuest
felding= games. Of the season, ran bases,
with Judgment and bunChed their six hits
off Ham. Iberg Tor L: Hamburg, Just as
l-oii eboosej. into two innings. These. with
a brace cf :bungles and pass, gave them
all their. .taJtes.- Possibly they could have
made more had they been needed out
iiIe= were enough without playing the last
: half of the ninth inning. :
The dentists show the good results OF
practice for they are ,noyy one OF the pest
Fielding teams in the league. Leake at
short has. recovered from his stage fright
;fi55iz.is as. fast. as any Of thems. Graham :
. tht. Santa &C lara, ( College professor, was
: Tthe"staF performer of the day Twice IN
..jtiIe inning he threw out -pase runner
.fIs5rn cf59e6 right and a third time every
body on the grounds. hut the umpire
.tf0Ight he had his man at: the plate;
Andrews Was tOuFIed UP for twelve h1ts,
but only once did. his opponents buncR on
. him and even then ii. did not prove dis
slStroI1s owing TO their stupid base run.
Although =thay felded oIever1y and
slugEed 5tne ball as they always DO, the
E,rfScos lost. the game mainly through
t4}e5r own idiOticz base running. imagine
Sullivan, whom .taTdie can. beat nVe
Yards IN q fifty wards sprint trying to
steal home from third with the bases fun
ana Oily one out Yet that is what he
did with MenL*Ilaying close up under the
bat.and Andrews in the act~of pitching
II he ball OF coQrse, he was pinched by
twenty yet.sGlt he had the nerve to: Kick,
at Levy for calling him out: Sully may
rC0LESide er himself lucky if. Harris doeSn't
hold Out a material slice: OF his salary
for his fOolishness.: Then again, the first
four San. :f'rancisCans uQ led off with
singles but only. one man was scored,
Simply because Of bad judgment III base
running Hits viii not win games when
Handicapped by such work on the paths.
Eber9. delivered the goods for the locals.
and except. in the first and third innings,
when. he. was found for three :hitS in each,
T. h6 was iENi0cible. He struck out nine
:In en- gaze one base on balls and: had a
:balk called: on him As an illustration of
: how completely at his mercy. the TQoth-
pllierS W ere il3 six Of the. eight innings
they went. TO bat. they never. got a man to
.Hrst:%= J oSh. Riley made a. great catch of
a.. Eigh foul off the fence. back OF third,
for which he was rOuudly -Cheered.
- SAM took two runs. in the first in
uing.* With one gone Graham. singled and
sc9red* on Anderson 5 double. 1}aIrympie
10 followed W.Jh a. nit Sending the terrible
.SWede to third, from where he scored on
:-RiEev.S -. SkyrOcket throw of ;HanlOn
greunder. bal was caught trying to pur
:.lOin= second and .O' Dea Tanned.
In the third Frisco got one man. Iberg
STRUCK out and Pyne touched off double.
Krug hit to HanlOn, who shot the bali
across to O'Dea, far ahead of Pyne, but
Levy could not see it, and both runners
. were safe. .krUg. started for second, and
when Kent threw TO Anderson to pinch
4 him RSne attempted TO score but the ball
'@Ca me back ahead of him. and that time
: Levy allowed il. Riley'S' double scored
1<rug, and PNnt could also. have come
:home@on IL had he wanted
-: In san Jose ; half Of the third trio of
runs were plLcked. After McGucken had
: singled. Graham hit TO I0eTg. forcing In
.-haFpy- al second. A base on balls to An
G6rSOp followed" and balk adVauced both
= Graham and the SWede. Dalrymple
fanTIed,. but" HaTilOn drove a ScOrChing
.gr6uGder to- left. which got past Muller;
10 third ana scoring on O:Dea's $ double.
'11eake' 5 out at first ended the trouble.
-. -Four hits. and one run was Frisco s pOr-
=tiOu in the fourth Hiderbrandt opened
with a. single to left. Muller followed
with one TO right, and Hilderbrandt, who
tried, for :third. was thrown out by
. Graham. . O.NeiL sent another shot 10
right. and Graham duplicated his. fine
I throw. catching Muller at third. Tip went
to second on the throw IN and scored on
Swindells' long single. -- -.
= .O1Oea. gave Frisco q run in the ninth
rather than take chances on a snap shot
10 the plate, which was proper. Knowing
the game was well in: hand. o. Neil opened
with single, stole second and. went to
third on SWindeils ont ait first Iberg
-O1Dea could have caught MIN at the plate
but he preferred to. make sure of Iberg
at, first, SO O'Neil got home: The score:
:t SAN FRANCISCO