The San Francisco call., 1910-09-16

PEDAGOGUES KNOW
A Thing OR TWO
Show Scholars How National
Game Can Be Deducted
From Dentists
Official Scorer Pulls Hair as He
Fills Many Cavities in
Error Column

At any rate. the ball game at Recrea-
tion park yesterday afternoon was in
q good cause. That the dentists and
The teachers made enough errors to
cause the scorers to pull their hair
out did not matter SO much. in view Of
The fact that several hundred dollars
was raised for the free dental clinic
that is about TO be established.
The dentists looked ike real baseball
demons when they warmed up. They
showed occasional bursts of class in the
warming up process. When the peda-
gogues fresh from their classes. cau-
uOUsly snea ked across the lot TO the
clubhouse they We're unwilling targets
Cor the vociferous high school lads, who
were only too eager TO seize the oppor-
tunity Of having fun with their in
strUctors.
In their practice the teachers didn't
cause any demonstration by brilliant
work, but that didn't matter. When
they really got under way they showed
that they hadn't forgotten what they
knew about the national game when
they were students. They let the knights
Of the forceps make three runs in the
hrst TWO innings and then established
their class by banking the dentists
during the remainder Of the game. The
teachers scored once in the first inning.
twice in the third to tie the score and
then kept the dentists guessing until
the last inning. the seventh. when the
winning run was sent across the plate
with two men down
City Superintendent of Schools A
RoncoVieri had the honor of pitching
the first ball but he missed the plate
by a. margin OF about Is feet.
JUDGE JUDGES GAME
Superior Judge Thomas Graham
being president OF the coast league
was selected for the trying position Of
umpire Some Of the umpires be has
disciplined would have had their
moneys worth had they been on hand
yesterday to see Graham perform In
the second inning the rooters insisted
that he called Carneglia out on two
strikes and then repeated It on Dicker-
son after four balls had been called.
The dentists started out in the first
inning like sure winners. Casey
walked. stole second and went TO third
when Mohr muffed Carew's offering,
but Mohr succeeded IN pegging him at
the plate. Weisbach was hit by the
pitcher and Eckes and Mcdaniel fol-
lowed with hits. Carew scored on
McDs snieIs hit. but Weisbach was cut
Of al the plate. Eckes registered when
Carlson fumbled Baer's drive Baird
was hit by the pitcher. McQuaid struck
out, and the trouble was at an end.
Biggs made the circuit in the second
on hit a passed ball. Caseys hit and
Wei isbach's drive TO second.
The nearest approach TO a run on the
part Of the dentists after the second
inning was in the sixth. Walkers s
error permitted Biggs 10 reach second.
An error by Mohr sent Biggs to third.
Casey struck out and then Carew drove
one 10 center. Dickerson not only
gathered IN the f1oater. but returned ii
10 the plate in time to double Biggs,
who attempted TO beat the throwin.
ROLLS OVER TO BAG
Cloud furnished a laugh in the fourth
by going 10 the mat with a grounder
of Weisbach's bat and rolling over to
the bag in time TO retire the base run
ner. Walker did a big league stunt in
the fifth by gathering in Eckes' fly
after hard run.
DR.. Thomas Fletcher. who paraded
the field with his surgeons kit, thought
he had q chance to get busy in the
sixth, when Carneglia bumped his head
on the initial sack. but another base
runner was substituted and the peda- =
gogue was able TO go back into his
felding position for the last inning.
The scorer caught this much of the
game: