Andrew Benchye scored a domestic run and Adrian Houssar on Saturday afternoon on a tour of San Francisco veterans on the San Francisco veterans on Saturday afternoon scattered four hits in seven innings to win Chicago White Socks 1-0.
Hausar hit one and hit five before departing 88 pitches, 62 for strikes. Grant Taylor, who hit a speed of 100.9 mph with a fastball on the radar gun, hit two during a two -hitless innings of relief to take his second sev.
Michael a. Taylor doubled and made two hits and Winnie Capra also made two hits for Chicago, which only won his second win in his last nine domestic sports.
Christian Kos made two hits for San Francisco, which lost his fourth 1-0 game this season. Robbie Ray (8-3) was damaged, allowing one run on four hits in six innings. He went two and hit six.
San Francisco, who won a 3–1 series opener on Friday, took a lead of about 1-0 in the second innings, but Right Fielder Andrew Slater snatched the line drive of Jung Hu Lee Lee to rob a home run at the top of the fence.
The veterans gave another good scoring opportunity when Brett wisely and Kos opened the sixth innings with back-to-back singles and reached the third and second place on a child. But Hausar was out of the jam when he hit Rafael Davors and wandered wisely wandered third on strike three by Catcher Edgar Quero. Heliat Ramos then flew to end the innings.
After this, Bennyandy gave Chicago a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the innings with his 10th home run, a 388-foot drive to Wright cleaned only the Mike Yastrzameski gloves.
White Sox missed the chance to add an insurance run in the seventh, when Taylor’s drive reached the top of the fence to the right, but bounced back to the ground for a double. Josh Rosas sang on the right, but Taylor was excluded at home when he missed touching the plate on a head and first slide.
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