The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
SEALS IN CYCLONE
FINISH NAB
WHITE SOX
Locals Come Along in Eighth
and Bat In Four Runs,
Which Does the Trick

Winging out in front with three runs
in the lead the boss of the Sox No.
division figured out that the services
of Doc White on the firing line We're
not needed after the seventh frame.
Doc held the mound for seven rounds
and his assortment was as elusive as
Jack, the ink thrower, for up TO this
round the Seals found him for but
four safe ones. To save Docs arm
for future engagements the boss of the
SoX called him in from the fray and
sent long legged individual named
Manuel to do the firing for the re-
mainder of the job. 1t was mis-
take, however, for Doc White and Mr..
Manuel looked as different to the Seals
as sturgeon and a smelt. What they
did to Manuel in the eighth frame will
remain in his mind as an unpleasant
memory. His offerings were biffed
around the field in the most ungentle
manner, and to put a halt to the
slaughter it was necessary to call in
Lange to get the last Seal in the
eighth.
JOE CoRBETT TOO STRONG
Joe Corbett took to the hill at the
opening Of the fray, and Our Boy Joe
was affected with too much strong
arm With a fine assortment that
would go in any league if steered
along the right course Joe was affected
with the same old trouble-wildneSS In
the four frames in which he did the
twir1ing six free trips TO the initial
station were the limit of his generosity
But, outside of this Corbett had all
that any pitcher wants. The SoN could
touch him for but one hit, double,
by Altrock. In the fifth Berger was
sent in to twirl. lie pitched another
good game and allowed but three hits
Coroett got in bad right off the reel
Welday walked and moved up a peg
on zeIder's sacrifice. Joseph tried to
of throwing the sphere to Mohler he
mlStook the center fielder for the sec
iond baseman. Welday moved along
to third and moment later Hand
some Heine Altrock Strengthened out
one that bumped up against the right
field fence for a double. Purtell walked
and he and Altrock moved along on
an out. Berry tried to catch Purtell
home.
RUN WITHOUT HIT
Without getting hit Chicago got
another run in the second. Dalton
was issued free pass and moved along
on sacrifice. Dalton came home on
Whites intield hit, which he beat to
the plate.
There was nothing doing until the
sixth. when Tom Tenant made his
debut to the fans as a home run hitter.
The big left handler went up against
one of Whites offerings and lifted it
over the right field fence.
Doc White. retired at the end of the
sixth and Manuel, with big smile,
took up the job. His smile broadened
many inches when he famed Lewis
and Berry in the seventh. After the
eighth Manuels face had distorted
appearance.
It ali happened like this: After
Mohler went down on a long fly to
deep left Mundorff worked his way to
first on a free ticket. J. Williams was
there with a healthy bingIe and Nun
dorff anchored at second. Both men
moved along on Tenants out, and it
looked bad at this stage for the home
crew. Melchoir bounced one up against
the fence and two scored. Lewis
walked and Berry got to first when
Manuel hooked him In the ribs with a
curve. A good clout by McArdle to the
center garden brought Melchoir and
Lewis home. Lange was dispatched to
the firing line and he ended matters
by getting Berger. The Sox went out
in order in their last half of the ninth.
Score follows: