The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
CALIFORNIA WINS
ON BERKELEY FIELD
Stanford Team Shut Out, but
PHtS Up a Game Fight
Throughout
By ARTHUR L. PRICE
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i -lay be that no college fiction
writer VIII ever embaln in enduring
literature yesterdays Intercollegiate
baseball game between the University
~ California and stanford. Il was too
good game Of ball that was put up by
oorh the victorious Blue and Gold and
The vanQuished Cardinal 20 admit Of
sensational home runs in the last half
az the ninth with three men on bases
and four runs needed u win. while the
glrl IN the grand stand Is passionately
tearing her new Easter hat into shreds
Tor fear that her hero VIII nor trans
plant the hated rival pitchers fade
away into the middle OF the next lot
There was no toruUitous play Ike
thar pulled OF on California field yes
rerday.
CALIFORNIA GETS THERE
Instead there was almost perfect
baseball and California won by a score
81 10 @. There were only Two err
rors. made by Stanford player on
Ls-C chances. bur there was plenty or
good hitting. stanford got hits and
California $. IT was all over in an
hour and . minutes
Saturday before the two college teams
PLAYED the first game OF their annual
series at Stanford university and the
Cardinals won BY a score Of to !
after IS innings Of play. The first
game was wild with interest. but the
players feIded like caddies on the golf
links Yesterday they played ike vet
Grams in 4 major league To Pitcher
Harris. the cool sophomore AT Berkeley
due much credit for the victory
Tie hits made OF him were lonely al
fairs
The runs were all earned and every
minute there was snap and vim 10 the
game. Z was machinery baseball Of
--e sort that delights The expert but
which is too good and regular TO break
lr-o the college novels.
LEWIS HIT But UNHURT
once the hearts OF the spectators
sank Captain Fayette Lewis OF The
california team. whose playing IS al
ways tonic 20 his eliminates, was
struck on the head by a swift ball
while he was batting Lewis fell IN
rEe dust and the surgeons. trainers
and PLAYERS ceurered around him. From
The character Of the blow and the way
the lad fell Il looked as Il he might be
done for = while But IN 4 moment ne
was on his feet again and pluckily
look his base on hit by pitcher" as II
II were = gift OF the baseball gods
Put he rubbed q dolorous ear from
tine 70 tine.
SANFORD went 70 D6E IESL A ~ sue
was retired and then California started
Us game Allen singled COaue few
our 70 : Mitchell but Salisbury got
his base on balls Lewis then made
rre rrst double OF the game that
brought Allen Fl easily and landed
Salisbury on third Sroner went 70
The bat. and with one man out he
-zssvef = buat. which is good base
ra-L But he hit under his ball a little
roo much and ClflfaIlan rushed IN and
~suer- IL Salisbury had been coming
Oh fast for home and was near the
plate when GiIfaliau made his adrott
catch He turned 10 run back C
-hfrd The pitcher feIded the ball to
GznonE. the catcher. and Salisbury
was thrown out ar third 70 STANLEY
Mitchell That was a moment OF card
5nal ecstscy-
FAST BALL PLAYED
California had one run. The second
inning was a period u suspended rur
getting but OF fast ball. Neither side
got hir- Stanford vas retired one
Two. three IN the third panel California
was more energetic, and got hit wher
salisbury put d Texas Lacquer down BE-
hind second and stole q base But that
was the extent Of the honors- The first
half Of the fourth saw some pretty
fielding. and the second half saw call
rorufa put another run over the plate
vent 70 second on OkellyS SacrIuce
Then GreenIsw came up and laced out the
best placed hit Of the day. a drive thai
STAYED decorously fair until il was be
-oud third base and then nimbly bound
81 our Of reach OF Mickey Reeds glove
INTO the open country Greenlaw made
his two bases and Gay gayly trottee
home
stanford went into the fifth inning
Il fr71 =
came out with two hits, though M
rms Ball hit cruel drive 10 O'kely
and got drst owing 10 the young short
stops inability TO stop il short enough
NrFsdden hit z Texas Lacquer and Bal
reached third But he got no farther.
STANFORD SHIFTS TWIRLERs
The cardinal tried TO change its IucI
bv zking Reed out OF the left field and
7Irrfuz him in the box in place OF Gil
Italian McGregor's went 70 Reed
Mace Reed did better than Gilfallan
though he could not entirely stop tn
h11le and gold Allen tried = darinE
seal Of second base in the second hal
81 the fifth and played blindman's bu1
with AIcFadden on second, but 70 NJ
purpose he lodged TOO far out OF th'
line and was counted out
The most rapid stage or the whot
@a-7e was in the first half Of the sixth
FFsrrie only had 10 pitch three balls
Obear hit the first and few out to Gay
n Mitchell hit the second and few on
~ Coane McFadden hit the third. Al
essv bounder. into Greenlaw's hand a
nrsI. 80
eo~-fa nut over its third run Stone
walked. Gay famed, but O'kelly line
ont a double into left field that brough
Stouer 10 third Stoner watched NJ
chance. and when Greenlaw hunted /
front Of the plate he lodged In safe
The rest OF the game was marked b
repid feIding clever hitting, but 4
runs.
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