The San Francisco call., 1913-07-17
TRANsBAY STARS
ANNEX AN0T Their
BIC CREDIT MARK
Defeat the Senators IN Game
That Savors Strongly of
Big League Classic
Work
BY WILLIAM J. sLATTERY


The onward rush of the Oaks con-
tinued at Recreation park yesterday
afternoon. while our unfortunate Seals
were being trampled upon by the Beav-
.ers once more.
These very men whom we were eX
@tehding our sympathy to couple of
Years ago tackled on the seventh
!, straight victory in row. and the
second over the Senator'S. They did
:. everything that high class ball club
gould have been expected to do. and
nobody was at all. surprised at the
result
II. They took stranglehold upon the
Senators early in the game. and they
!. never lost their grip. Now and then
The tossers of the capital city did loom
up in a dangerous mood, but. barring
i one spasm. the eighth. none of them
came within whistling distance of the
plate
..LN ne oLDEN WAY
lack Kiliilay pitched ball like he
pitched last season. when the Oaks
galioped in with the pennant. He was
"a. bit unsteady now and then, bait when
1t: came to the pinches he knew just
wfat to shoot at his opponents, and
=wl}en he did unload his stuff his oppo-
=. ..jllents knew that they were cornered.
=. The Oaks played ball just like they
played the day before. and that was
r good enough for any fan to gaze upon.
@They- took advantage of the pepper and
he ginger and they never wasted an
opportunity to do a lot Of good for
Il themselves. They all backed their
-
:and this gave him plenty of confidence,
so lie did not worry in the least.
The Senators did not play as good
ha III as they played against the Seals
: last week. They were weaker in the
i field. the bases and with the bat
.s:Il eX* grabbed hits enough, at that.
MORE than their opponents. in fact.
out they We're unable to clout the ball
when hit would have meant some
thing.
IN INTERESTING GAME
* II was ar interesting game. never.
..tbeless. and it furnished plenty of ex
citenent for all those who looked it
&, over .Tfe errors did not amount to
lnllch Oakland won because its mem
6eTs were able to fathom the offerings
= 1.-The sacramento pitchers when they
least expected an assault
So Ehe first two innings failed TO bring
about res ults. but the aggressive spirit
..ot the oaks asserted itself in the third.
8inest dFove single 70 right and
+ FeoHTer. bunted him along Killilay
!. tanned. for the second out, and things
=6tfd not look at all bright for the trans
4: hay tossers.
But they made the best Of their
Chances and the result netted them
three tallies right off the reel Schirm
Shot neat single into center after
Leard had walked. This brought Guest
home from second. Jack Ness made
z good with a two cushion slam against
the center field fence This wallop
chased the other two Oaks in and the
game was practically einched.
MAKE 1T STRONG
But they made 1t good and strong by
going for another one in round four.
tZaeher responded with a bingler to
left and Cook planted a double bagger
into. center This convinced Manager
Wo}verton that Pitcher Stroud was not
doing his duty as he should, so he re-
called the big slabster and put Munsell
to work:
The new man was up against a tough
game with two on and nobody down.
but he Jared well. figuring everything
Guest slipped a single through the in
field and Zacher arrived Cook being
thrown out at the plate.
For five innings it looked a s though
l<nltlay would make 1t a clean shut
out butt the Senators saved themselves
froln. this disgrace by annexing their
lonesome tally in the sixth. Munsell
s[ft:a. NICE hit and Young fouEed out to
.s.I sQtlFeTs lewis hit to right field and
ay got a bit uneasy and passed
MORAN. filing up the sacks. Van Buren
s aIne. through with the slam which put
& AlHnsell. over, but Kenworthy and Hal
!: :lfl1lan~ died easy. and the rally ended.
! SACRAMENTO CHANCE
S. S. y: Sacramento had another good chance
I'm. the ninth With the bases filled
and two down, Jimmy Lewis ap-
preached. Any sort of a hit would
have meant couple of tallies and a
tw9 bagger would have tied up the score
Jimmy tried hard enough, but the best
he had was grounder down TO Guest,
:. who quickly whipped the ball over to
Leard and the game was over. Score:
.'.~ SACRAMENTO :
Alb. R. BH. Po, A. E.
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