The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
BY w. ~ SIattery

1t has been long time since the
Seals. have made as many runs4as they
did yesterday afternoon In their. mixup
with the, Angel hand. Twelve times
the bel telied tallies for San Fran
cisco, and those who saw the fun
were Confident that as many more runs
would have been made had not the
talent The Angels. In, the meantime.
had hard time OF it making two.
The game is not so remarkable be-
cause of the fact that San Francisco
gave the southern hosts such an awful
beating. but because Barney JOY was
the pitcher. Ever since the season
opened the pride of Hawaii has been
looking forward to pitching a winning
game. but not until: yesterday were
his fond dreams realized.
And Barney did shoot some ripe
benders and twisters that kept the
Angel batsmen reaching out and miss
ing right along. In the opening inning
the Angels got to Barney for one. Then
there was long recess-one that last
ed till the ninth inning before the Sec
ond tally was squeezed over. But the
two tallies were mere drops Of water
in the bucket when compared with
the flock that the Seals pffed up.
The local layout looked like any
both the regular pitchers sitting up
in the stand and nursing their injuries,
Nick williams was forced to forsake
the first sack and take a chance with
the mask and big mitt. Poor old Char
ley Irwin limped around third in a
pitifu1 manner, and George Wheeler
was delegated to fill Williams place
at first
With such broken lineup it did not
= q, II
l, 2 76 with their spirited rivals, who
warmed up like bunch of two year
olds But as the old ones will tell
you, there is no telling what will be
doing in a ball game before the last
man is slowed away. 1t came very
true yesterday, though the real stu
dents of the game could not dope it
out.
The principal reason was that Mr..
Carnes, the Angel slabster, forgot
everything but his glove when he en-
tered the box. Even the smile that
some say he occasionally brings with
him was not visible to the naked eye.
And the mild temper and calm spirit
which he boasts were lost in the shuf-
he, for every time that anything went
wrong Mr.. Carnes would toss his glove
out of the diamond as If to show up
the rest of the bunch.
Alter the Angels IdQ SldTlcu Will
one in the first the Seals showed the
fans that they were there by making
three in jig time. Mohler accepted a
pass, and Hildebrand slapped the next
one safely. He was forced on Mori
arity's bunt, but a, moment later he
figured in a double steal which let
Mohler sneak in from the third sack.
A combination of errors and another
hit quickly resulted in two more for
the Seals
Three more were added during the
fourth. practically breaking up the
game for the afternoon. With two
down and out Barney clouted one
against the right field fence that car
ried him half the route. He had hard
ly collected his wind when Mohler tore
off one that bore the two sack brand
Barney came through, and so did
Moi1ler a moment later when Car
isles glueless mitts failed to hook the
high fly that Hildebrand sent out into
deep left.
Another was chased through in the
fifth and the last one during the sew
enth. The Seals seemed TO be riding
easy all this time, while the Angels
were grabbing and making much noise
over every close decision. The score.