The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
INDIGO FOR SEALS,
WIN FOR SENATOR'S
Cellarites Continue Winning Streak With
Humiliating Persistence
By JOSEPH MURPHY

The numerous reverses which the
Seals have been suffering lately hur
rfed Manager Danny Long home from
his vacation in the San Mateo hills,
but even his presence on the Recre-
alton lot did not have a beneficial ef-
feet. as the Senators continued their
winning streak by taking down the
champions 10 the music of to >. Those
senators are bunch of bear cats" at
the present time and they seem to be
able 10 win with the utmost ease. The
manner in which they handled the Seals
yesterday was pitifUl- We all felt sorry
Tor the champions. The humiliation
which they had TO endure at the hands
of the cellarites was embarra ssing.
The visitors tucked the game away
earlv. 1t was sealed in the second
frame and all the boys started to fig
IRE the percentages right after frame
two Concentrated efforts on the part
of the Senators with the assistance of
some high and lofty tUmbling on the
part Of the champions, caused FIVE rups
10 result in favor Of the UP river toss
ers.
BATTLE OF CURVES
The reins were turned over to East
ley and Baum was driving for the Sen
ators. The slim Senator proved the
better in the battle Of curves. He was
working in his usual good form and
those little twists of his acted like
Jumping sack in the hands Of playful
boy. He twisted them over on all sides
and they We're as baff1ing as the elusive
pea in the favorite old village game
pea and shell
Eastley experienced one bad inning.
It was terrible the way the Senators
showed the champions up. To Eastley
all the blame cannot be placed for a
couple Of huky hits figured in the run
making After the second frame he
was effective and the Senators failed
TO score.
Boardnan started the trouble in the
second frame with clean hit to right
deld- Briggs bunted perfectly. East
lev pegged but il was wide. and both
men were safe. Heisteg was given or
ders TO bunt and he laid down an in
field bunr which counted for a hit The
bases We're filled and the spirits Of the
home rOOters We're depressed. La Longe
swiped one OF Eastley's choicest. and it
sailed 10 deep center. It looked good
for three bases. but Madden made a
beautiful stop and held the batter to
one base. bat Boardman and Briggs
- scampered home. Baum bunted and
Tenant made a bad peg TO third and
still there were no outs. Shinn hit 10
short scoring Hester. Burns hit TO
llt. VINO was pldAluS Secouus ana
La Longe was forced at the plate. Berry
tried to double Burns and pegged to
first and the throw was wide, the ball
going into right field fence and Baum
and Shinn scored.
Blue FOR THE SEALS
II looked awfully blue for the Seals, !
and they tried hard, but in vain. Baum
was working too wei. He had the
local batters going south throughout
the afray.
The Seals got into the going in the
sixth frame when Witt led of with a
hit 10 short right On Tenants out,
Witt moved along TO second. Bodie came
along with a double to center and Witt
oantered home. Baum pulled the strings
and got the next batters.
Another came along in the seventh
when McArdie came to life with a
healthy double to center field. Berry
was asked TO do something but he was
not there. Eastley singled and Witt
scored a moment later on Madden's
fielders choice
During the final frames both Eastley
and Baum were effective and there
was never q time when either team was
threatening. Score: