The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
CHAMPIONS PUT ONE
. OVER ON SENATORS
CLASSY Fielding on Part Of Seals Tucks
Game Away Handily
By Joseph MURPHY

. 20 The Seals finally came to life yester-
day and gathered in the honors. 1t was
q pleasing surprise and we all hope the
good work viii not be short lived. The
champions played the game as it was
meant to be played and there was not
an opportunity overlooked, outplaying
the visitors in the field, which was
largely responsible for the victory of
the local club. Notwithstanding the
numerous rooters for the Senators
who crowded into Freeman's park,
the local tossers went along in busi-
nesslike fashion and won the game
haudily.
The game was bitterly contested
until the seventh, when the Seals with
a couple Of hits and couple of miscues
on the part OF the Senators tucked the
game away. Both Fitzgerald and Stew
art, who were the. opposing moundmen.
handed out a nice line of curves and
their work on the hill was consistent
Stewards pitching was more spectacu-
lar than that Of his adversary, as he
worked more effectively when he was
in tight places.
The fielding Of both teams was bril-
liant until the seventh, when the Sena-
tors went temporarily up in the air and
this bad spasm was responsible for a
couple Of tallies annexed by the Seals.
GET GOING EARLY
The Seals got in the going early and
right i'm the first frame Longs men as
sumed the lead by putting a run over
the pan. Madden took advantage Of
Fitzgeral Ids inability TO locate the
plate and waited out four bad ones
Fitz also threw couple of balls to
.N0hler and Hunt was ordered out to
warm up. as II looked as If Fitz had
lost his bearings. However, he got
steady and put one over which resulted
in Mohler going out, but he advanced
Madden 10 second. Madden continued
on 10 third when Witt grounded out.
Tenants eye was keen and when
Fitzgerald put one over he cracked it
out on = line drive TO right field and
Madden came across with the first run.
The game progressed until the fourth
frame without either side getting an
other run. when the Senators tied il up.
Danzig was allowed to go to first on
four balls and Boardman sacrificed him
along. Briggs singled TO center, but
Lewis held Danzig at third. Briggs
was caught trying to pilfer second and
Il looked gloomy. but Heister, who was
Very much insthe game during the aft
ernoOn, singled by second, evening up
the scOne.
The Seals did not hesitate long in
forging 10 the front again. for right
in the fifth frame they pushed another
run over the plate with a single hit.
Williams was safe on Burns bad boot
and moved along on McArdle's out.
Stewart singled 70 right and Briggs got
tangled up with the ball, allowing Will
liams 10 come home from second on
the hit
LOSE CHANCE TO SCORE
Sacramento had grand chance to
score in its half Of the fifth frame. but
Stewart showed a bit Of classy twirl-
ing. which was too much for the Sena-
tors With a man on second and third
and bat one down Stewart famed
Boardman and Briggs was an easy out
Oh q grounder 10 the pitcher.
The supporters OF the Senators lost
I'D hope Of victory after the seventh
frame. When the Seals put over three
more runs in the seventh everybody
was satisfied IL was over, the way
stewart was working. Bodie started
off with clean single over second
Lewis bunted TO Fitzgerald, who threw
wide TO first and both were safe. Both
advanced on Williams infield cut. Fitz-
gerald refused TO take a chance with
McArdle and purposely walked him,
but he made a mistake by so doing, as
stewart singled by second. scoring
Bodie and Lewis on Madden,s out Nc
Ardle scored. Table follows: