The San Francisco call., 1910-09-28

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senators had a chance to cash.
II ..Slivers Henley had a bad day on the
.slab. Neither control nor cunning were
'inelgded in his makeup. He had plenty
of speed, but that let him out. He
could not get the bail over the plate
as. often as he would have liked to
and when he did the Senators were
generally there to sap it. They seemed
: to be laying for Henley. They gath
!. cred II hits from his offerings and
: these. coupled with the five walks,
counted a lot.
: It was a mean. cold. miserable day,
=. and all the Seal rooters save a few
z hundred decided TO stay at home and
=. read about the game in the morning.
- What a contrast from last week.
Nobody could figure that San Fran
> cisco and Sacramento were playing in
the same league as San Francisco and
Oakland played in but a few short
days ago.
=: HAVE HENBEY'S NUMBER
The Senators began to open up on
the elongated Seal twister in the third
frame when they went for tally. After
/: Spiesman had walked, Nourse famed
and Shinn hit for a safety. Van Buren
slapped one to Mohler. forcing Shinn
TO third on the second out Perry
: proved to be the life saver, coming in
with a two cushion wallop to right
: which registered Spiesman. Danzig
famed, ending the inning.
The Seals took advantage Of the
weird booting of the Senators in the
same round and hung up a pair OF
p runs. which for while looked good
enough TO give them the game. Nc
Ardle got a pass. and Henley bunted
- him to second. Then the Senators be-
b. gan 10 boot. Shinn being the first Of
fender on Lewis grounder. McArdle
got 10 third on this one, after which
Mohler laid down bunt to Nourse-
~ Then there was some more terrific
inhghting with that ball and while
-Nourse was kicking il all around the
2 side lines, McArdle sneaked in. Stewart
+. lined one at Shinn, who made q very
. NICE peg TO Burns at second. but Burns
.dropped the ball. so when Bodie got a
.. pass. he forced Lewis home. Thus the
=. Seals grabbed two runs without the
p aid OF a hit.
= -. The Seals managed to get by with
.:their lead Of single tally till the sew
.enth inning. when they shuffled another
one across, and evidently had clinched
7: 'tlfe game. Lewis gave them a good start
Il with a two sacker to center. but he
was nailed off second Then Stewart
the hero with a two sacker to the
p clubhouse door.
Sacramento awakened in the eighth
. and made it to . on. a walk TO Van
42uren, followed by resounding swats
by Perry and Danzig. This made il
!. look 2 bit close, but still, the Seals
scented TO have the edge.
NINTH FURNISHES SENSATION
But the ninth spasm furnished the
. -nig sensation. Nourse helped his own
d. game along with a double against the
Eight field fence. and he had scarcely
: found time TO draw his breath ere
Shinn bounced one against the center
field fence for another double, and the
score was a tie. Henley did not want
10 take any chances with Perry, so he
gave the heavy hitter a pass. How
ever, this did no good, because Danzig
drove a hot grounder over second base
and Shinn tailed with the winning
run.
San Francisco was still fighting
when the game ended. Lewis and
Shaw faded away, but Melchior, bat
ting for Stewart, picked out a hit to
the center garden and advanced a peg
% on Van Buren's tumble. good hit to
the center would have made it a tie
!. score. but Tommy Tenant forced
Bodie at second after the home run
lad had secured a pass This was all
for the afternoon The score: