Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-30
BA>E-RUNNING.
Pretty Game of Bali at Stocaton-som.
Minor Games.

y fretty Game oil Ball at StOckton-Some
Minor Games.
Copyright, 1888, by Gle for7,iG Associated Ire.,,
| STOCKTON, July 29th.-The Haverlys de-
feated the Stocktons To- day in very pretty
| game of ball. by score of three to one.
| The nome team lost the game in the second
| inning, owing to bad throws and wild
pitches by Whitehead and muffs by Stock
well. Whitehead was very wild at the
commencement of the game, and had more
speed than he knew what to do with. But
he steadied down after the third inning,
and then pitched royalty, striking out eight
men, and the only hit made off him was
| Leyy's single. Meegan was touched ND for
only four hits, and they were scattered.
| AT the receiving end both Ebright and
| Stockwell did great work. O'Day PLAYED
great game at short, having three put-outs
and live assists, and taking part in two
| double plays. Gagus had his eye on the
| ball until the seventh inning, when he al.
| lowed two men to reach first, but neither
| scored. Hanley and Sweeney PLAYED their
| positions for all there was in them. Levy
made great running catch INTO center
| field, and Herring made two clever catches
| in right and helded in an overthrow TO
| first and threw to third in time to catch run
ners.
The Haverlys scored their three runs in
| the second inning. Powers was sent TO
! first by Whitehead and advanced to second
! on wild pitch, scoring on Levys single.
| Levy stepped around to third on White
heads second wild pitch. Hayes pointed
| the ball towards the first bag. and when
Bakiston picked 1t up cleverly ducked un,
| der him and was safe. Hayes tried to steal
| second and Stockwell threw to Sweeney.
who returned 1t in hopes Of catching Lew
| at the plate, but Stockwel dropped the
| ball. Hayes went 10 third on Meegan' s our.
! but was caught between third and home
| and in the passage of the ball between Lor-
| rigan and Stockweil Hayes ran into Stock
| well and the latter dropped the sphere,
| Hayes scoring.
In the third inning three OF the four hits
were made off Meegau. Herring made a
single, but was thrown out in trying to nil
| fer base. Meegan gave Lorrigsn a raised
| ball and Eddie lined it, being sent to third
on two-bagger by Moore, and scoring on
SWeeney's out.
MoNTEREYs AND OLD MISSIONS
Copyright. 1888. by tie California 4s,ocated Press,
SAN JUAN SOUTH, July 29th. The
| Montereys beat the Old Missions, of San
Juan, to-day. Scores to 7.
PIONEERS VICTORY.
SAN Francisco, July 29ih.-[Speciaf i
The Pioneers punched their hits in the
sixth and seventh innings to-day and
made seven runs. The GREENWOOD q
Morans had only been able to make one
run in the third, and could not get any
more, so they once more had to 90 under
Score--Pioneers, 7; G. & Ms, 1. Both
pitchers, Purcell and Loughman, were eff
iective.
THE BED-TIcKs" WIN.
Copyright, 1885, by the Calfornia Associated Prsss
MERGED July 29th.-The Modesto Stars
played the MERGED Be1-ticks on IL Captain
diamond to-day. The game was very in
teresting. Score, q to 8 il favor OF the
Bed-ticks.
GAME AT MERGED.
Copyright 1898, by the Cali o71,ia A.,ocaied rss.l
MODESTO, July 29th.-The game of base
ball this morning between the MERGED and
Modesto clubs resulted in score of fifteen
to ten in favor of the MERGED club. The
return game will be played at MERGED next
Sunday.
THE CLUB OF "QUlTTERs"
'2pyigh 1885. By Gte California Associated Press,
SANTA CRUZ, July 29th.-The Dolphins
this afternoon beat the Santa Claras. In
the eighth inning the latter gave I'D the
game ScOre-1l tn