The San Francisco call., 1913-08-08
WILD AND WOOLLY
CAME Of BALL WON
BY COMM i TE RS
1t Was a Shocking Perform
ance From Technical
Viewpoint, but the
Oaks Liked 1t

ThesOaks captured wild and woolly
game from the Angels yesterday on
the transbay lot. in which good, bad
and Indifferent playing was crammed
into the nine innings. Technically II
was awful. but it was interesting be-
cause the result seemed 10 be in doubt
right to the end.
The Oaks were on top at the finish.
with nine runs to their credit against
seven scored by the opposition.
Both teams played like lot of
schoolboys at times. and dozen err
rors were crammed into the contest.
The victory was pleasant surprise
to the Oakland fans. they so seldom
witness the home team win on its own
grounds.
The jinx which the population of
Oakland have been looking for so long
was probably discovered yesterday. and
it has been safely tucked away where
it can not get loose.
The pennant which has been dang
ling from the mast in center field has
been lowered and hid away. and the
Oakland players have switched benches.
The champions are satisfied that the
hoodoo has been discovered.
ANGELS SHOW E14LON
The Angels showed traces of yellow
in their work yesterday, and they
dogged it awfully. Some of them QUIT
cold as was the case of Goodwin IN
the fifth, who refused to field the DaIl
after he had missed throw from
With the score to against them
in the ninth, the Angels made n1nth
inning rally, and 1t looked as II III. I'll,
Ions men would surely tie up or win
out.
Drucke. who had succeeded Killilay
n the latter half of the game, famed
the side after allowing two runs, three
hits and two bases on balls. His Work
WAS very erratic, but 1t had tlnge OF
class to it.
the Angels. but his work was not up
TO the usual standard. OF the seven
errors committed by the Angels Per-
ritt was credited with three of them:
The Oaks scored their first bunch OF
runs in the fourth. Zacher doubled TO
left and Cook reached first when Per
Titt stung him in the Stats. Guest sac
rificed and was safe on Pages error,
Zacher scoring. Kreitz fouled out.
Then PernoI bingled to right field;
scoring Cook and Guest. Kaylor forced
Pernou at second on grounder 70
Page. HetIing followed with single
to left scoring kaylor..
PUT OVER FIVE
The Angels came back in the fifth
and put five runs over. GoodWln
reached tlrSt by Delng nit DN pIlcileu
ball. Arbogast followed with double
TO left, Goodwin reaching third. Per
ritts single to right scored Goodwin
and Arbogast took third. Page forced
Perritt at second on grounder TO
short Arbogast scoring. Wotell sim
gled to right and on Coy's boot Page
scored and Wotell reached third. Moore
hit to left, scoring Wotell. Maggart
walked and Howard singled scoring
Moore Kruger lifted to center.
The Oaks got to Perritt good and
hard in their half of the fifth. Coy
singled to center and Zacher was safe
on a fielder's choice. Cook struck out
and Guest doubled to right, scoring
Coy and Zacher. Kreitz struck out,
Gardner ba atting for killilay, walked.
Kaylor singled to right, scoring Guest,
On a double steal Gardner reached third
and Kaylor second. On Byrnes' wild
throw to second Gardner scored and
Kaylor reached third on Perritts er-
ror.
In the ninth Wotell was hit by a
pitched ball. Moore singled to center
and Maggart followed with hit to
left, scoring Wotell. Howard beat out
an infeld hit, scoring Moore. Ellis,
batting for Kruger. struck out Good
win famed Johnson, batting FOR
Byrnes, walked. Dillon, batting Tor
Perritt, struck out. The score:
~.