Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.

the san Luss Obfspo Boys BY a
score Of 4 20 ..
The match game Of base ball between
the San Luis Obispo and the Los Angeles
teams at the Sixth street park on Sunday
was witnessed by the largest crowd ever
assembled on a similar occasion in this
city. The teams were closely matched
aud ths game was holly contested from
start to fnish.
The Low score "A to 81 il somewhat re.
markabls when the number OF errors
made on both sides Is considered, and
goes TO show the excellence OF the play
ing. The following 10 tho detail Of the
play:
was first TO the bat and scrambled to
first ON Q short hit to right. Tannell,
the next batter, couldn't run fast enough
10 make first, but while he was put out
Hinkls was enabled to steal second. G.
Kinds then welded the willow and
Hinkle made third on . passed ball.
Hinds pounded the leather for ell ne
wss worth, but was caught et first,
Hinkle sliding in home on bad throw
and scoring the first tally in the game.
Ewing got to first on solid hit to left,
hut was caught in The act Of stealing
second, making the third out.
Turner was the first Los Angeles player
TO faos the pitcher After several inef-
fectusl efforts to hit the ball he was
given . base on passed balls. Wood
next doomed up with dread determina-
tion in his eye, but was knocked out in
the first round, the ball catching him 10
the short rlbs and doubling him up In
manner that was truly distressing TO be-
hold. He was given base on dead
ball, Turner going 10 SECOND. Monroe
went TO first on gronnder 10 pitcher,
and Turner made third on q bad juggle
by that baseman. Woodbridge struck out
and Raymond went TO the bat with a
man on each base. o his his TO LETT
Turner scored and Solano retired on .
fy to Hinkle. making the side ou'.
The whiting team was whitevashed in
the second, fourth. filth, sixth. seventh
and ninth innings. They scored two
runs In the third ADD one In the eighth
innings.
In the third inning Hinkls went TO
first base on called balls, stole second on
a mnff by catcher, got to third on .
passed ball and came home on Tunnell's
hard hit to right Tanueil went to first
on his hit, secured the second bag on .
muff; G. Kinds struck out and Ewing
pounded the leather for one bag, send.
ing Tunnel to third. Ewing "snesked"
second while Crawford was waiting for q
chance 10 get whack at the sphere,
and on his sharp hit Tunnel scored.
Noah hit hot liner to pitcher but was
thrown out at first.
la their eighth Kinds struck out. Ew-
ing hit to third for one base, Craw-
ford made first on a short hit to
left short, Ewing going to third. Noah
fouled out and San Luis Obispo's goose
was cooked.
The home club was whitewashed in
the third, fourth, fifth and seventh in
nings.
In their second Dascum went to first
on balls, stole second and came home
on Wild pitch over Georges head, the
latter striking ct the wild ball aud MAX
ing second before the catcher could re-
cover 1t. A double play retired George
and Turner.
In Their sixth solano made the first
two Dagger Of tho game. Dascum fo.-
lowed with a long fly to center, which
was beautifully gathered in by the field
err. Mason struck Out and George got
mad andswiped the sphere for three bags,
the only three.bnse hit made. bolano
scored and Turner went out on hy,
closing the inning
In the eighth Solano fouled out to
catcher, Dascum made first ON q hot
erounder through the line to center, Ma
sou made base on a short cutter TO
third and George went out on three
strikes. Dascum coming homo on 0
high throw to frat. Turner closed the
inning by high fly into the hands Of
the left fielder.
Los Angeles refused to take then
ninth inning, the score being In their
favor at the end Of San Luis obispo's
ninth.
Two hours and q quarter was the time
OF the game. The pitchers were cred
tied with two wild pitches each. The
visitors were given bases on called balls
twice; the home club six times. SIruck
out: Home 10, visitors Q. Left on bases
Visitors y. home o. Double plays. vis-
itors 2. Passed balls: Visitors ?. homt
3. The following Is the score,
LOS ANQEIEa