The San Francisco call., 1909-11-15
ATHLETICS END SERIES
WITH D0UBL. E VICTORY
Two Edged Trouncing Handed Out to Seals
AS Farewell Salute of Major Leaguers

The Athletics from Philadelphia town
paid their full respects TO San Fran
cisco's baseball team yesterday by in
ficting q double defeat upon it Al
though the stings We're lessened by the
closeness of both scores. still the differ
ence in class was notable at every turn
and at every play.
We might have taken the morning
combat, / to O. with luck breaking our
way. But fate willed in favor of the
visiting big leaguers. When Pat
Donahue came up to the bat near the
finish, with two down and two on the
bases, and, incidentally, after two
strikes on him. he lined one out that
look bad bound and hoped over the
renee It's hard for any team to win
against such layout as that
For five innings of the afternoon
game Browning bewildered every one
or the big fellows. Inning after inning
ne moved them down, amid the wild,
delighted yells of the fans. The Seals
IN the meantime had waded in and
and the fans had visions of one victory
Tor their team. But the worst had not
made It's appearance then.
The sixth saw the finish of the home
guard Oldring led off with a drive to
left and started to steal. Williams
pegged the ball wild and the runner
up dI AFTER the Slu&GlnS
collins had famed Baker ripped off a
double down the first base foul line.
Ot course. Tenant could not get near
IL he has not put one there all week.
This bingler went for two sacks and
Oldring cantered home. Harry Davis
Immediately followed with a resound-
ing smash against the center field fence.
which sent Baker in with the second
run.
The big fellows We're right on the job
IN the next inning as well, and got
run which was not their due. After one
out Mcbride got a walk and Thomas
single put him on third. Plank fouled
TO Williams, after which Browning
caught Thomas of first. Tenant was
result was that The runner was safe,
even after they had a chance TO nail
Mcbride off third. A moment later they
pulled off nice double steal because
Williams was foolish enough to peg the
ball TO second.
Harry Krause, the San Francisco lad
who was such a sensation in the Amer
lean league, made his bow to the fans,
but lasted only two innings. Krause
has been under a physicians care and
evidently was not in the best of shape.
To this may be attributed the fact that
the Seals got their lonesome run.
though they might have scored it any
Davis the first man to face Krause.
hit grounder to Mcbride. Harry Davis
missed the peg TO first and Red was
safe. Mundorf bunted him along to
second. and he got away with a pretty
steal OF third. Zeider came on with a
neat single past short. and the Seals
had a run. Rollie died Il moment later
trying to steal second.
Plank climbed up on the hill in the
third. and from that time on it was
goodnight for the Seals. The massive
southpaw kept up 2 rapid fire of be-
wiidering benders inning after inning,
and the local batsmen were in a quand-
ary throughout. They got but foul hits
and these We're all so well scattered
that they did no dana ge.
There was one bright ray in the ninth.
but this vanished like the others Doc
Miller beat out an infield hit after
Zeider had been passed and one man
was out. Berry came up to hit for Mel
chior and advanced both men with an
infield out. Tenant, instead Of taking
a chance. bit at the first ball-a curve
at that-and ended the game with a fly
TO third. The score:
AFTERNoON CAME