The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21

was brilliant He had everything, ahd'
though he did not go through with the
game il was only because the Angels
needed run in the eighth frame, and
Ross. who is doped as better swatter
than Castleton, took his place at the
bat in a pinch.
Errors kept figuring in the run col
umn throughout the day and the OAKS
scored first through the blOnderlnS Oh
the southern players.
The contest had progressed to the
sixth frame without either SIDE gettlhg
its maiden run. The Oaks threaleheo
several times but Castleton had their
measure when IL came TO showdoWh-
His twirling in tight places was pleas
ing TO watch.
he became generous in the sixth
frame. allowing Leader Wolverton TO
take first on no action Maggart Iol-
lowed with a single to center neio'
Hogan hit safely to the same place
and Wolverton scampered home. Daley,
who helded the ball. might have caught
the runner at the plate if he had thrown
home but he relayed the sphere TO
Howard and no attempt was made TO
get Wolverton. Smith then tried TO
catch Hogan off third and his peg went
wild. Hogan crossed.
ANGELS RALLY
The outlook was none too CHEEKY Tor
the Angels, as Moser was going along
swimmingly. However, in the seventh
the Angels pulled of nice little bat
ting rally. Bernard started it with
nice drive TO right field. Howard fol-
lowed with double to center held
fence. Ground rules prevented Bernard
from scoring. Moser took no chances
with Wheeler. but measured his cum
ming against Murphy's swatting ability.
The latter biffed a fly into left held
and Bernard beat the throw home.
% The Angels needed another tally and
they went after il in a businesslike
wsyin the eighth. A fine little batting
rally resulted and the Angels tied the
score. Delmas was off with a single
10 left field fence. Smith tried to sac
rifice. but after making two weak at
tempts hit the ball on the third strike.
It rolled down nicely to Cutshaw and
p it looked like a double play 1t was
too easy for Cutshaw and he allowed
IL to get by him. Ross was sent in at
this stage to bat for Castleton- His
effort was a strikeout. Daley beat out
an inheld hit and the bases were filled.
Bernard was again on the job with
hit to center and Delmas scored.
DILLON'S SAD BULL
Captain Dillon. who was on the
coaching line, made an error OF Judg
ment at this stage. He caught Smith,
who was trying TO go home from sec
ond on the hit, and turned him around
and sent him back to third. Smith
would have scored. but as it was he
was called out for Dillon's interfer-
ence. Howard flied out, retiring the
side.
Both sides were threatening in the
succeeding frames. but inning after in
ming passed without either side scoring
after they had many grand chances.
Tozer took up where Castleton left off
in the eighth He started off badly and
II looked for a moment as if he were
going to toss the game away after his
teammates had made a grand rally to
tie the score. He walked Swander, the
first man up. and then hit Wolverton
with the ball Maggart sacrificed both
along. There was a man on third and
second and but one down when Hogan
grounded TO Delmas and Carroll went
out on a grounder to Tozer and the
side was retired without run
THE FINISH
The end came in the thirteenth Moser
walked Tozer- Daley sacrificed and on
$3ernard's out Tozer took third. How
ard hit an easy one down to Wolverton
which he allowed to get by him and
Tozer came home with the deciding run.
Score:
TOS ANcEF re