The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-14

hhose 10 inning finishes are getting
10 be quite the proper caper now at the
valencia street park. The Senators
and the Oaks could not settle their diff
- Ierences In an ordinary nine spasm en-
gagement so extra time was called
Tor. As usual, the Lawmakers were
right on the job. with plenty Of reserve
steam In the extra session. They clouted
the ball hard and timely and hammered
run through in Jig time. It was a
clean cut victory and leaves the teams
with two each for the series thus far.
The score was 9 all when the Sena-
tors came on for their tenth round
raps. Raymer opened it I'D with a.
nice clout TO center field and Christian.
az d NJ OF careleSsness, executed a wild
pllch, advancing Raymer to second.
-. Then Gandil hunted him TO third and
: Myers came through with a timely
3.Wallop that gave Sacramento the
; game. Flanagan was also on the list
Tor single, but his was not needed.
as one run was plenty 10 let the Sena-
tors get by on.
There was great cheer for the
Commuters as Carroll started the tenth
On with cracking two sacker against
the right field fence. Duffey Lewis
shot him around 10 third on an out.
and al the fans were waiting to see
The score tied up again or else to
watch Oakland break ii up. But they
were doomed TO the final spell of dis
appointment as Willie Hogan gener-
aHy man TO be relied upon, produced
an easy. grounder TO Whalen, and Car
roll was run down between third and
home
Although Christian came near the
crrr-f- Isl
II men TO the bench on strikes, he was
Jolted hard and often by the Senatorial
hstsmen. Fourteen terrific bingles
were gathered from his delivery in the
10 rounds OF action. The three which
Sacramento COPIED out in the final pc
Rod did most OF the damage.
The Senators broke in with their
first pair Of runs in the third round.
With one down, Jimmy Nhalen started
the rally by singing over first and
Shinn landed for a double. Raymer
hunted Whalen home and Shinn got
TO third on the play. A moment later
Gsndil knocked long fly out to Car
roll and Shinn beat the THROWN. Two
runs for Sacramento.
The third one was a gift and it made
its appearance in the seventh With
two out Of the way, Hester and
Byrnes singled and Shinn hit a
grounder TO McKune. Raglan did not
cover the bag. but threw the ball to
first TO catch Shinn. He was too late
there. Then Cameron pegged it home
and he was too late, for Hester had
already slid safely in.
Oakland's first sign of life was seen
In the seventh, when 1t went for two
TALES. Cameron was passed and Kelly
advanced him on an out. Then Carl
Lewis swung in with a long single TO
center and Cameron arrived. Lewis
got 10 third on the THROWN and had to
tarry but a minute when Ragan took
board Off the right field fence. Two
runs for Oakland.
The deadlock was created in the last
half Of the ninth. Kelly singled to
center and Lewis famed. Byrnes
dropped the third strike. but according
10 the rules Lewis was out. Kelly,
however, got to second on the play. He
stole third and completed his trip on
The THROWN OF the long fly which Ra-
gan listed out to Indian House
Sacramento played a grand game in
the field, each member Of the team ham
ding every chance that came his way
without making anything that looked
like an error. Whalen was very eff
fective up to the seventh, when the
Oaks seemed 10 Office up to his curves.
Christian was pounded hard in every
inning and it was lucky that the score
did not pile up even more. The score:
SACRAMENTO