Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-22
The Frankiins Win at santa Rosa.

| SANTA Rosa, April 21st,-The game at
/ the park to day was between the Santa
| Rosas and Franklins. The game was well
played up to the sixth inning, the score
standing two to one III favor of the home
team, when the Franklins jumped on Cal
| lan's delivery with both feet, and bya COM
bination of punched hits, wild throws and
| passed balls, scored nine times. Santa
Rosa was weakened by the loss of four
| players, the cate Ter, shortstop and two out
| fielders. Csllan, who has been heretofore
| pitching good ball, twirled a rather weak
game His control of the ball was poor,
and otherwise showed need of practice
In the second inning, with men on first
| and second bases, Santa Rosa made pretty
triple play, retiring the other side. The
Franklins showed bad spirit in objecting
| to every decision of the umpire not in ac-
cordance with their favor, and several
The batteries were: Santa Rosa, Callan
and Orth; Franklins, Murphy and McKen-
zie.
Base hits-Off Callan 10; off Murphy, Is.
Errors-Santa Rosa, S. Franklins, 7. Struck
out-By Murphy, 5; Callan, 8. Left on
bases-Santa Rosas, =; Franklins, 8. UNI
pire, Guerne. Scorer, Frank Brown.
Score; Santa Rosas, Z; Franklins, IL.
Baseball Notes.
Home-runs are getting 10 be everyday
occurrences.
The Examiner correspondent accompa-
MED the San Franchises yesterday.
1t is said that Veach had a mortgage on
San Francisco after Thursdays game.
Goodenough has lots OF sympathy from
both Sacramento and San Francisco audi
ences
San Francisco audiences are getting to be
q n pal rti To
their own nine.
On Saturday the Diamond Runners de-
feated the Razzle-Dazzles by a score of 10 to
10, with an inning to spare.
The Damianas and Shoestrings crossed
bats at Fifteenth and 2 on FRIDAY. The
game was won by the Damianas by score
of 10 to 8.
The Damianas and Stars played game
| OF ball ar Thirteenth and S on SATURDAY.,
which was won by the Damianas by score
of 8 to 3.
The Yolos went down on Saturday before
the Young Rattlers of this city-17 to TO-
The winners are ready for any thirteen
year-old boys.
The Oakland and Sacramento clubs play
here next Saturday, and on Sunday the
! Sacramentos go to Stockton to play the
Banner Island u nine.
| Powers, the Captain of the Bay City nine,
takes defeat, to all appearance, better than
he does victory. He was smiling all over
after yesterdays game. Well get there
vet" was one of his coaching expressions
in the last inning
The Toodle- Doodle Baseball Club has
organized, and is ready and anxious to
hear from the Hobos. The members are
as follows; III. Regner, second base; a.
Fenton, catcher; w. Terry, pitcher; A
Willie, right field; w. E. Connolly, short
stop; w Woodcock, first base; A. Kauf-
man, third base; @. Washburn, center
field; S. Danielwitz, left field c. Eccles,
manager.
The Wideawakes are in the field for the
season. The membership is as follows ::
John Greene, catcher William Surgeson,
pitcher William Mott, first base; Robert
Managan, second base; Edward Lawrence,
third base; Thomas DeviDy. short stop
Harry Hilbert, center field; James Styles,
left field, and Herbert Earl, right field
The club wishes to hear from all clubs
having members under IA years of age.