San Mateo Blues vs. Santa Clara University, Game 1, March 27, 1927

by admin on December 1, 2010

Blues Win In Opening Tilt At Ball Park

Date: March 28, 1927
Source: The San Mateo Times

Text from the clipping:

Broncos tie up score but hits come through to win for San Mateo
Major General Justin Fitzgerald has built up a fine baseball team in the Santa Clara Broncos that visited at the San Mateo grounds yesterday, but he has a whole lot better team to take over when his coaching job at the college is laid aside for the season. The Blues put it over the Saints in the first time they have played together this year and with two strangers in the lineup. First and foremost Camozzi pitched a better ball than Simoni although charged with one more hit. He walked but two

Broncos lose to Blues in opener by 3 to 2 score

Date: March 28, 1927
Source: Burlingame Advanced Star

Fitz’s college players compel winners to show skill.
If you were one of the many 50-centers who worked their way into San Mateo park yesterday afternoon and came away figuring you didn’t get your money’s worth, you’d best visit your family physician and  ascertain just what’s wrong with you. A 3 to 2 game, tied for six innings, with the opposing hurlers practically in complete control, is a situation that every big league owner prays for on opening day, and such was the offering tendered San Mateo patrons yesterday in the Blues’ 1927 get-away game. Everything that tends to make a full-fledged American’s blood tingle was on tap in the San Mateo opening. Clever pitching, classy fielding and solid driving were displayed by the players for both team.

San Mateo
               AB   R   H   O   A   E
----------------+---+---+---+---+---+
Bertram, cf	4   1	1   2	0   0
Garrigan, 2b	2   1	1   2	2   0
Silva, rf	3   0	1   1	0   0
Simpson, 1b	3   0	0   7	0   0
Martin, lf	3   1	1   1	0   0
Casey, c	3   0	1   9	2   0
Mitchell, ss	3   0	0   3	3   0
Stoeffel, 3b	2   0	0   2	0   0
Camozzi, p	2   0	1   0	3   0
----------------+---+---+---+---+---+
Total	       25   3	6  27  10   0

Santa Clara Univ.
               AB   R   H   O   A   E
----------------+---+---+---+---+---+
Solomon, cf	4   0	0   0	0   0
Miller, 2b	3   1	1   1	4   0
Falk, 3b	4   0	1   2	1   1
Scherf, ss	4   0	0   2	1   0
Koller, lf	4   0	3   1	0   0
Owens, 1b	3   0	0  12	2   0
O‘Brien, rf	2   0	0   1	1   1
Regan, c	2   1	1   4	2   0
Simoni, p	3   0	1   3	2   0
Williams, x	1   0	0   0	0   0
----------------+---+---+---+---+---+
Total	       30   2	7  24  15   2

Score by Inning
----------+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
U.S.C.	  0   0   2   0   0   0   0   0   0 – 2
   Hits   1   1   1   1   2   1   0   0   0 – 7
Blues     1   1   0   0   0   0	  0   1   x – 3
   Hits   1   2	  0   1	  1   0	  0   1	  x – 6

Summary
Three base hits – Koller 2, Falk, Camozzi.
Two-base hits– Bertram, Martin, Casey.
Sacrifice hits– Garrigan, Simpson.
Sacrifice fly – Martin.
Struck out– by Simoni 4, by Camozzi 9.
Base on balls– By Simoni 4, by Camozzi 2.
Hit by pitch – Owens and O’Brien by Camozzi.
Stolen base – Owens.
Double plays – Simoni to Scherf to Owens;
O’Brien to Owens to Falk;
Casey to Stofell; Camozzi to Mitchel to Simpson.
Umpires– Earl and Jennings.
Time of game– 2hrs. 10 min.
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