The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
OAKS SCORE SIX
IN THIRD INNING
Danny Long Groans Aloud as His Pets
Pass Up for Slaughter

Brownie Browning got messed UP
IN the guy wires OF a passing aeroplane
during the third inning at Freeman's
park yesterday afternoon and before
he got back TO terra frma the hard
hitting oaks had glommed six hits and
as many runs off the Seals star twirler.
Outside OF the fatal third" as they say
in The dime novels, Brownie" pitched
= great game Of ball, but the diminu-
tive slabster lost his game while play
ing tag with the clouds.
From where the sat it looked like
Captain Mohler took a long chance in
keeping Browning in the box, as it
was apparent TO all on the grounds
that the Seals twirler was extremely
unsteady very early in the third
bracket
Mite, first up in the third, laced
out what looked like single, but by
displaying more nerve than a sooner"
the Oaks catcher stretched his swat
into a two bagger. Mitze took third
when Christian beat out an inheld hit
and when Swander duplicated the play
the Oakland twirler went TO second
ana Llle DIGS were ClokeQ Win
Captain NolvertOn laced out a nice
single, scoring Mite, and still the bags
were full
Browning made his worse bobble
right here, when he served up four
wide ones TO Maggart, walking him
and forcing Christian home for a tally
Cameron slapped one on the seam for a
single. bringing in Swander, and VOL
Nerton came across a few seconds later,
when Shaw booted HOgans easy drive
Hogan landing safe at first. Capron
laid an easy one down in the field and
Msggart was forced out at home. but
when Nick Williams tried to throw
10 first and complete a double play, he
plugged Cspron between the shoulders
with the ball and, while search war
rant was being issued for the pill,
Cameron scored and Hogan took third
About this fine some kind friend put
a pair of blinkers over Danny Long
eyes so that he might not further view
the slaughter Of his pets but Danny
intuitively knew what had happened
and was heard to utter an agonizing
groan when Hogan scored on Mites
single TO left field. 1t viii be noticed
that Mite made two bagger and a
single in the one disastrous inning.
These six runs were all that the Oaks
got. as Browning held the sluggers
from across the stream safe during the
BdlduCS OL the game however II
would be a sad ball game where a team
could not win when it gathers in six
runs in one inning.
The only tally for the Seals came in
the fourth. when Tommy Tenant
knocked home run over the right
field fence and made his lonesome way
around the bags with the tears splash
ing down his cheeks to think that there
We're no men on the bags ahead of him.
In the sixth Wares pulled of a SEN
. sational catch OF Madden's high foul
after q long. hard run from third base
In the Oaks batting half of the same
bracket. after Wares had gone to first
on a single, Oscar Witt distinguished
himself by knocking down an ugly
drive from Mites bat and making a
lightning throw TO Mohler at second
forcing Wares out. Mohler was equally
fast in getting the ball TO. first and
doubling Mite for an out. The play
was about as fast as one could see in
any league.
Don Cameron broke out again yester-
day and tried to start trouble with
Umpire Hildebrand Cameron, who has
been dubbed the brow by the fans
threatened to get" Hildebrand after
the game on Wednesday. Evidently
thinking that he could get away with
the rough work on the home diamond
Cameron charged into the field to at
tack Hide" after he had been called
out al first by the umpire during the
hfth period. The other Oakland play
ers knew only too we'll what would
happen TO Cameron if he assaulted Hill
debrand. and they piled on the field to
a man and captured Cameron before he
could get to the umpire. The score: