The San Francisco call., 1910-04-25

:,.-: The Seals and the Senator's slugged
each other TO a standstnl yesterday
merning on the Oakland grounds. and
they might stnl be slugging had not
. .Unlpire Hildebrand called time when
tire limit expired and the hour of noon
passed. It was a great eight inning
Ire ana il seemed TO whet the appetites
g Of the Seals for the afternoon fray.
Trey ran true TO form for the second
55Ile on the Valencia street lot and
fairly carried the Senators OF their feet
and buried them under an avalanche
..of runs.
II was fortunate for the boys that
they did get by with that afternoon
game. for il was the only thing that
saved their lives. The series up to then
was mOrtgaged to the Senators, three
games TO two, and il looked rather
:shsky and unsteady for the honor of
>the home team In desperation the
: boys got together and rallied like a
cb5inch Of cornered soldiers fighting for
stheir lives
..-:They drove the steam engine south
= paw Hunt right back to the barnyard
after four innings, and Brown, who
succeeded him, found the task Of be-
: wildering the Seals just as difficult as
the big fellow. once the lads began to
sap their pitchers, all the Senators be-
came aviators They scared high in
; the air every time that the bah was
1alloped. and the Seals We're active
enough 70 make every one of these bad
1cOts and wild pegs count Not
. 5er was overlooked This is why five
. -:iCs earned six runs
- The Senator'S opened UP like bears,
= getting 2 run over on Ames ere he was
well warmed. Both Shinn and Van
@Buren stung the ball safely, Shinn get
ting around to third on the Deacon's
hit Perry lifted a long fly 10 the
right garden. and Shinn came on with
the initial tally Of the game
.. The Seals could not do any good for
themselves till the fourth. Then they
went for three in row. Cap Mohler
3. .iva.l ked and stole. Melchior sacrificed
nd Tenant registered the run with a
. live 40 left. Tommy got TO second
/. -' hen Ravmer juggled the throw and
itt sent him around to third on an
:1:st. Then BOdie walked and stole and
claude Berry made a good job of it by
!aciug out INTO left, which sent both
runners through
After this il was all peaches and
cream for san Francisco The boys
cornered all the old confidence there
was in the lot, even corraling the stock
which the Senator's brought in with
them. Ames souped up everything he
had in his assortment and the Senators
kent vainIy swinging their heads off
and doing practically no good for them
selves.
The Seals woke up again in the sixth
and hooked two more After Tenant
z-ot a slap in the ribs he celebrated
with a steal and landed when Witt bit
of 2. two sacker into center. Witt
started to make a steal Of third and
=. F7ournier tried to cut him off with a
Yast neg. But the throw was very much
roo low and while the left fielder was
chasing il Witt found his way home.
FSoardman hit Ames for three cush-
ion wallop in the seventh and Raymer
rilf him through with an infield out,
:brIt' this rxa did not bother the Seals
in the least, especially as they got ii
hack in the next inning when the
Senator's climbed into the sballoon for
3 few minutes.
There was absolutely no comparison
be+u,een the work Of the two teams.
Sacramento was away TO the bad in
ne field and on the bases, while San
Francisco played nearly perfect field
9ng game and every man on the lineup
- the paths like a flock of reindeers.
r-o,,ruier's arm was so bad that
a..yabara chased him in the eighth and
ATfcECev Ia Longe finished the game out
bebfnd the bat. The stealing stopped
when Mickey went to work. Score: