Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-27

THEY GOWN The TOWN."
Stockton and Irs Cowboy Battery Does
Up the Haveriys in Fine Style.
iCopyigt, 1888, by1e California associated Press.l
STOCKTON, August 26th.-It is estimated
that over three thousand people witnessed
the game between the Haverlys and Stock
tons this afternoon. Large delegations
came from Sacramento, San Francisco and
the towns adjoining Stockton. The ad-
mirers of both teams were armed with fish
horns, rattles and other noisy instruments
of torture. During the first few innings
the grounds were veritable pandemoniam,
but as the game proceeded, and the inter
est of the spectators increased, the noise
subsided and the best of order prevailed,
with an occasional blast on horn as for
tune seemed to favor either side.
The game was the most brilliant exhibit
ton of ball seen on the grounds for some
time Stocktons new battery, Wehrle and
Stallines, made their debut, and created a
favorable impression. Wehrle struck out
five men, allowed only four hits, and
gave only one man a base on balls. His
delivery was received in good style by
Stallings, who made only one bad throw,
to second.
Incell pitched a remarkably fine game
and received good support. In fact, the
game was PLAYED and won on its merits by
the close score of 2 to l.
The Stocktons opened the game with
Moore at the bat, who got first on an error
of Hanley. Stallings flew to Levy, and
Sweeney got first on an error of Gagus.
Moore was caught between the third base
and the home-plate. Stockwell hit safe TO
left. and allowed Moore to score. White
head followed with two. bagger to right
field, bringing in Stock well. Blakiston
few to Lawton, and Whitehead died at
third. This ended the run-getting for the
Stocktons.
The Haverlys failed to score in the first
inning. Hanley and Gagus famed the air,
and Buckley struck a grounder to Sweeney.
who shut him out at first. In the second
inning, with one man out, Levy made a
safe hit to right, stole second and third
on an over throw of Stallings, and scored
on Moore's overthrow to Whitehead, max
| ing The first and last run for his side.
In the succeeding innings both sides
! put up good ball, doing some sharp field
| ing. In the ninth inning Stallings famed
and Sweeney made clean hit to right. He
| made a break for second, and was caught
| out. Stockwell struck to Hays. who fielded
| the ball in time to shut him out at first and
retire the side. In the last half of the
inning Gagus opened for the Haverlys by
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| it. Buckley followed with similar one to
| O'Day with the same result, and Powers
struck to the pitcher and was put out a
| first.
This ended the game and the crowd
| went wild with excitement. The home
team own the town tonight.
| BALL AT LIvERMoRE.
(Copyigh, 1885, by 1e California Aisociated Press
L1vERMoRE, August 26th.-An exciting
game of baseball took place to- day between
| the Wissmans of Alvarado and the Hay
wards and Heralds of this place, resulting
in an easy victory for the home nine
Score-16 TO Z. The feature of the gam,
was the fine fielding and pitching 0
Sprague of the Heralds.
The Haverlys passed through on thei
way to Stockton on ii special train thi
| morning. They were met at the depot b,
the Heralds, and presented with two doZel
new brooms.
THE GAME AT THE BAY.
SAN Francisco, August 26th.-[Special.
The Pioneers and Greenhoods and Moran
put up a very woolly game of hall in thi
city to-day. The Pioneers fielded bette
than their opponents and won the game
Score-G. & Ms 3, Pioneers 5.
VICTORIOUS DoLPHINs.
TCopuight, 1888, by the California associated Press
SANTA CRUZ, August 26th.-The score c
the baseball game here to-day was: Dol
| phins 6, Oakland Times 3.