Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-13
A aard and Hot Struggle on the stoc
ton Diamond YESTERDAY.

A Hard and Hot Struggle on The Stock
ton Diamond Yesterday.
lCOpyT5at, 1883. ~ rs California Assccfa.ed Jess
STOCKTON, A agust 12th.-To- dey,s game
between the Stoektons and Greenhood &
| Morans was Won and lost several times
victory finally alighting on Stockton's- ban
ner In the ninth inning, the score standing
Z to 6 in favor of the home team. Both
Stockton 'saregular pitchers were offdaty so
Manager Moore put in Charley Chase a
young amateur. TO pitch. and he did his
work well, pitching shut-out game, his
| poor support being responsible for the
| Greenhood q Moran'5 six runs. Cf5sse
struck cut FIVE men, allowed but one base
on balls, and was sized for only three hits,
one triple by Donovan.
Longhran was touched up for eight hits,
one three-5agger by 0Day. Blakiston
| played remarkably poor game and while
/ he is accredited with but one error
he is fairly entitled to one charged
to O'Day and one TO Sweeny's
| account. If the ball was not thrown
squarely into his hands the runner was
safe, dead sure.
ODay and Sweeny pat up the finest
kind OF ball in their respective positions.
Selma and Long distinguished themselves
for the care they took of hIes. Hardie,
barring one stupid play, did well at second.
He held the ball il his hand and allowed
O'Day 10 steal home ffCm second. Mana
ger Robinson was very hot and fined Har-
die $l0
Whitehead scored the first run for tie
Stocktons in the second inning on O single,
base steal and Herring's out. In the
fourth inning the Stocktons scored two
more runs through Blakiston being hit by
the pitcher Whitehead's second wild
pitch and Smalleys tumble of O'Day's hit
In the sixth the Greenhoods & Morans tied
the score. Whitehead made the first error
tor the home team by muffing
Longs pop-hy. On Sweeny's error
which should have been charged to
Hardie, Blakistou reached first. Donovan's
three-base hit came in pat, letting in three
runs, and be scored third minute later on
Il passed ball.
In the seventh the GREENWOOD Mo-
rams piled up three more runs, two being
chargeable to Blakiston's stupid work. In
Stockton's half of the seventh, by bunhcing
their hits, Donovan's muf, two put-outs
and fly the Stockton's got in three runs,
the score standing 8 to g.
In the ninth inning the visitors were
quickly retired. Hen Moore led off with q
single, Sweeuy got in scratch hit, Stock
well flew 10 Shea Sweeny and Moore
were caught off their bases, and series of
players were old birds at the business, and
both succeeded in getting back to their
bases. Moore scored the winning run on
Donoyan's muff of Whitehead's fly.
VERY "ExoITING"-NINE TO TWO.
Cepy7sht, 1855. by TIE California Associated Press
MONTEREY, August 12th-The most ex
citing game of ball ever played in Monterey
took place between the Montereys and
Santa Claras for purse of $500 and the
amateur championship of the State, aud
was won by the Santa Claras by score of
to ,. Over three hundred came from
San Jose and Santa Clara to witness the
game. Much dissatisfaction was caused by
umpire Dougherty, and he was removed in
the third inning. and ]. 3. Kirby umpired
with great satisfaction. The Montereys
will play return game at San Jose in the
near future.
POOR GAME AT SANTA CRUZ.
!CcpyTi9, 1855, BY as Caltors,a associated Press
SANTA CRUZ, August l2ih.--It was poor
game this afternoon between the D0lphins
and Tribunes, and was won by the latter;
13 to T.,