The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-29
STOCKTONS
NOT IN IT.
They Wind Up a Disastrous
Trip
By Being Almost Annihilated by
the Frisc0s.
Looksbaugh Pitched Fine Ball, but Fudger
Was an Easy Mark-The Senators
Downed at Sacramento.

The game between the home team and the
Stocktons at the Haisht-street grounds yes
terday was, at best, tame affair. Not but
that there was some splendid playing, but
the unevenness of tie score which COM
menced from The tart robbed The contest Of
all excitement.
1t was the NJ tropoltrns third game
against the Gas City aggregation for tho
week, and well did they fatten their batting
averages.
Fudger, who in past seasons has done
some very creditable work in the box,
pitched his first game this year. For the
first few innings he did very well, but in the
fifth the ''Sluggers" lighted IN to his delivery
and punched his curves out in lively man
neT.
Lookabaugh was in the points for the
Friscos and did admirable work. When he
saw he had the game we'll in hand he let up
a little and the Stucktons found him for
three hits in one inning. Along with pitch
ing steadily and effectively his team rendered
bin fine support. Everett was the only
man on his side to blunder, and his two
errors were llduo GU uilnCuAb SuahSOo'
Speer at the receiving end for the home
team caught a stroUg game, and Eorights
third base play was of a splendid Character.
Pache, Fogarty and Wilson made beautiful
running catches. Armstrong started in to
catch. but was injured in the first inning and
retired to the bench, Vogt taking his place.
The Friscos went firstto bat, and although
Shea got to first on being hit by pitched
l. 70 On ii hfrI
ON sacrifices by Hauley and Veach, he
could not score, rs Stevens retired the side,
being assisted oul at :iTst on his grounder to
Hoffman.
For Stockton, Holiday hit slow one to
Everett, who made a fast but rather short
throw to the initial. and the runner was safe.
He stole second and came home on Stock
wells clean bit to center. Hoffman had
previously struck out. Stockweu was caught
between second aud third, and Foglrty re-
tired his side, flying out to Levy.
In the second inning Ebright went out on
Pache's magnificent running catch of his
long fly in foul territory. Levy and Everett
each got their base on balls and advanced
base on Speer's hit to short center. Both
men came home On Lrokabaugh's sashlng
single TO right, Oh which Speer also went to
third. Shea hit hard one at Wilson, who
erred, Speer scoring. Shea then stole sec
Ond and third, and Tailed on Hanley's Sec
0ud sacrifice.
The third and fourth innings were n on
productive of runs for either size. Shea was
first up in the fifth, and was awarded his
base on balls. Haney'S safety 10 right sent
him to third, and Veach'S sacrifice fly out to
10 FogaTty scored him. Hanley was ad-
varced to sec nd on Fogarty'S error of
Stevens grOunder. Both men moved up
base ON wild PITCH and Ebright's single to
center allowed them to score. On Leyy's
triple to the right-tieid fence Ebrlght trot-
ted across the rubber, and Rube tailed
5hortiy after on Fudger's second wild pitch
II the inning.
In the sixth two more runs came in, Shea
reaching first safely on Hoffman's wide
brow 10 first, stole second and both he and
tIanley who got first on his hit, forcing
10 kabough at the plate, scored on Veach's
fngle. Veach was doubled up at frs. on
stevens liner to Holiday.
I hey added four more to their string in
the following inning. EOright hut safely
ard Levy shot a beauty out TO center. The
tall passed Spckwell, Ebright scoring, and
Levy anchored at second. Everett was safe
IN Hoffman's tumble, and on Speer's single
20 left Levy tailed. Everett attempted to
gain home on the same hit, but a beautiful
shruw from Pache TO Vost caught him at
.he plIte. Speer moved round on the throw
N and came home ON Lookabaugh's siugle,
ana the pitcher tailed few moments later
On Shra's safe hit 10 left field, making an
aggregate of fifteen runs for the Friscos.
Tile Stocktons added two more to their
solitary one in the eighth inning by bunch
ing Oh Lookabaugh. After kllroy and
Pache had struck out Holiday caused some
title amusement by getting a safe hit to
light. Hoffman followed with corking
rhree-baSer to the right-feld fence, on which
Holiday walked home, and S,ockweiPs sim
.,le to left sent Hoffman home. Frgarty'S
hit to short forced Stockwell out at second,
ending the inning. Neither side talliei in
he ninth. The score: