Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
BASEBALL.
A Magnificent Game at stockton.
Eastern Contests


STOCKTON, June 10-The Stocktons and
Haverlys played a magnificent game of
ball to-day, with Lorrigan and Incell as
twirlers. Both teams were on their
nettle and many beautiful and difficult
plays were maue, and brought forth
rounds Of applause. Bases on balls, an
error of Lorrigan and hit by Gagus
gave the Haverlys their first run in the
first inning; and an error OF O'Day and a
wild pitch their second run in the
fourth inning. A two-bagger by
Stockwell enabled Sweeney to score
in the first for the Stocktons.
Two singles and an error of Hayes at
third gave them two runs in the sixth
inning. Sweeney's single and Hayes
error in the seventh allowed Selma to
score the fourth run in the seventh.
Selma scored the fifth run in the last in
ming on his single and d sacrifice by
Moore. Lorrigan's pitching and Han
ley's work at short were the features of
the game. Young Tillson made his first
appearance at short for the home team
and made a favorable impression. Stock
we'll was accidentally spiked on the an
kle by Powers. at the home plate, in the
sixth inning, when Powers attempted to
score and was put out on double play
OF throw from first. Score: Stocktons
5, Haverlys 2.
SAN Francisco, June 10.--In the game
to-day the Greenhood and Morans led off
in the game and worked hard, finally
scoring once. The Pioneers Fl st batter,
Coone, found Knell for single, stole
second and third and crossed the home
plate on long drive to the left by Hur-
ley. The Pioneers were re- ired in the sec
ond inning without run but the Oakland
boys had captured another tally before
they relinquished the stake the second
time. In the third the Greenhood and
Morans failed to score. 'Hughey"
Smith and Donahue were carried safely
over the plate by Hurleys magnificent
drive over the center. The next two
innings were blanks for both sides, but
in the sixth Smalley took the initial on
balls and was pushed around to third by
Hardie's heavy outfield hit, and scored on
Ryan's fyto Smith, thus tiein, the score.
The seventh again placed the Pioneers
one ahead and the eighth settled the
Oaklanders' fate by two runs placed in to
the Pioneers credit. Knell was unmer-
cifully hammered throughout. PARCEL,
on the other hand, was in splendid form.
Score: Pioneers 6 Greenhood and Mo
rams 3.
SACRAMENTO, June 10.-The game to-
day between the Atlas and Tribunes, OF
Oakland, resulted in victory for the
Atlas. Score, 6 to 4.
VIsALIA, Cal, June 10.-The third
league game Of baseball was played to-
dsy. Visalia 7, Bakersfield 5.
New YORK, June 10.-The Council OF
Ball Players Brotherhood held its an
nual meeting to-day. Nothing was done
outside OF routine business.
The committee appointed last year re-
ported that the League had not kept its
faith with the players in the contract
matter. The original contract was not
satisfactory, but the League agreed to-
change it, which it has not done. The
matter was laid ON the table however,
for future action. 1t was also decided
that player in need could apply for aid
from the Brotherhood.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Ted Sullivan,
a well-known baseball man has been ap-
pointed manager OF the Washington club
and will take charge tomorrow.
CINCINNATI, June l0.-Cincinnati s, st.
Louis IL.
BROOKLYN, June 10.-Brooklyn 10,
Cleveland g
PHILADELPHIA, June 10-Athletics II,
Baltimore 4.
LOUISVILLE, June 10.-Louisville /,
Kansas City 5; innings.