The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
AMATEUR BASEBALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March 30.-Stan-
ford took the st. Mary's ball team into camp
this afternoon b. to score. ore d, IL Was very fC
Stanford and was fn rare form, allowing no
hits The cardinal stickers found Wilcox of ST.
Marys for six singles This was the last game
of the st. Mary sStanford series. All have re-
suited in to 0 score. but ST. Mary's was on
the long end in the first two matches.
game of baseball on the Hitchcock grounds the
Mount Tamslpais academy beat the Hitchcock
| military academy nine. ) to I. Thf game was
pitchers battle from the first inning until the
close of the game. Up to the last half Of the
eighth the score stood tied ut TO then one OF
the Tsmapais boys scored In the ninth in
ming with Hitchcock at the bat. only man
made first before Refs for ramapais had struck
out three men, winning the game The game
was the first of a series of three and the next
is scheduled for April "a.
! REDWOOD CITY. March 30-The opening OF
the local baseball season will occur on April 4.
when the local experts will meet their old time
rivals the White House team of San Francisco.
Elaborate preparations have been made for the
opening game. which promises to he the fore
runner OF good season on the local diamond.
Mission high schools baseball nine defeated
/ the Ashhury Heights team Monday afternoon
| by score OF to 2. Walter Stafford of the
| pink and green players made home run in
! the fourth inning and after that the game
/ clearly belonged to Mission. Butt Stafford
! of the high school team knocked out two
1 bagger while the bases were full in the seventh
inning. Lally shortstop the Ashbury team.
made two sensational catches during the course
of the game. The batteries for the teams
! were follows w. Stafford and Cowan
Mission Gedge and Myers. Ashbury Heights
The victors will meet Lowell highs team at the
Mission and Twelfth street grounds next Satur
day morning, the game to begin at 10 o'clock
The Clarke Rye baseball team defeated the
North End nine Sunday afternoon by score
/ the stood at to o In favor of the
! North Ends the Ryes succeeded in beating them
out The batteries follows Aplival
and Acton Clarke Ryes; Puryiance and Bowdep
North Ends.
The schwabacher -Freys would like to arrange
a game with the Swns for next Sunday. All
amateur teams desiring games address j. o.
Hare. 1881 Hampshire street.
The newly organized Cubs defeated the Bay
| Views last Sunday morning by score of to 2.
| The winners have an open date for next sun
| day. Address communications TO j. Murray,
29oo Twenty fifth street
The swins baseball team has an open date
for Sunday. April g. and would like to hear
from fast country team. Address commun-
cations to B. P Smith 2s2s California street
The. Port Costa milling eompany's baseball
fnlne defeated the Grifons at Melrose Sunday
| by a score of to 3. The features of the
game were the fielding of voeel and the batting
/ of the Ehrenpfort OF the Port Costas The
winners have a few open dates and would like
/ to hear from fnst country teams. Address all
Battery street.
The Belmonts have reorganzed for the sea-
| son and desire to arrange series OF games
/ with teams of 14-15 years of age. Address
l. F. Hughes, ass cli.per street,
The Cubs easily defeated the Bay Views in s.
diamond contest Sunday. The losers were
slightly outclassed- Collins pitched magnIh-
cent game for the Cubs and he had the o,no-
stion on his STAFF all the time. The fnal
score was l6 TO 1. The club. through its man
| nger J. Murray. offers to play any amateur
! club in the state. Challenges will be re-
! ceived by J. Murray 300 Twenty-ffth street.
| The crnck baseball team. the Flyers in a
close game Sunday defeated the Original Pio-
! neers at Fort Mason by score of to g.
| Steely's base running of the features
| Of the game. The FLYERS would like 10
! meet any Is year old baseball team in the
field and challenges will be received BY Harry
Enos, address 1877 Third avenue, city