The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-01
WON THEM BOTH.
The Senators Beat tho Gastowns Two
Games by Terrific Hitting.

The Senators Beat tho Gastowns Two
Games by Terrific Hitting.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 31.-The Senators and
Stocktons played two games this afternoon
for one admission.
The first game was called at 80 o'clock,
before 300 spectators. Harper was In the
box for the home team and pitched winning
ball, keeping the hits we'll scattered and
striking out five batsmen. He gave four
bases on balls. Bowman caught his usual
clever game, his batting being feature of
the contest. Had he been able to run his
three Dagger could have been easily
stretched into a homer. Goodenough, in
the first inning, made beautiful
ong throw from deep center to the plate
ami caught runner who was trying to score,
again in the second inning he made another
fine throw and doubled up runner at first
after making long running catch. kiroy
and Armstrong were the battery for the
Stockt0ns, the former pitching good game.
In the first inning two home runs were
scored Off him, after which he kept the hits
well scattered. He gave but two bases on
balls and struck out four batteries. Arm
strong was off in his throwing, making two
wild throws to second. Fogarty and VIII
son each made several pretty plays, but
Hoffman could not stop anything. He
made three errors.
In the first inning Roberts and Bowman
each drove out home run. In the the third
Goodenough reached first on Selna's error,
stole second and scored on errors by Holli-
day and Armstrong. In the sixth Staple
ton went to first on balls, stole second and
scored on Godar's single. In the seventh
Bowman scored on his three Dagger and
HUffman's error. The visitors scored their
first run in the seventh on base on balls,
Fudger's hit and Reitz's error. In the eighth
Holiday hit sale, took third on HOffman'S
single and scored while Hoffman was being
run down between first and second.
When the second game was called at $40
o'clock the attendance had increased to
about 600. Borcbers was substituted for
Harper, and Fudger and Wilson OBLIGATED in
the points for Stockton. BOrchers almost
lost the game in the first inning through
wildness, but alter that inning he pitched
splendid ball. In the first inning he pre-
scented six men with their bases, which, with
a wild pitch. gave Stockton three runs. He
struck out ten batsmen and gave eight bases
on balls, besides hitting batter and making
wild pitch. Bowman was kept busy dur
ing the first few innings. stopping wild
pitches, and accepted fourteen chances
without an error. Fudger was a surprise to
the home team, keeping them down to seven
hits. lie was rather wild, giving eight
bases on balls. Fogarty was the star of the
game, accepting twelve hard chances. Pete
Meegan umpired both games in an impair
tial manner, and will be good successor 10
Sweeney.
The Stocktons had the game well in hand
up to the ninth inning, the score being 6 to
in their favor. In the last inning Roberts
led off with a base ON balls. He stole second
and went to third on a passed ball Bow
man struck out. Stapleton reached first on
balls and stole second. DAILY hit the first
ball pitched and knocked it over the right
field fence, easily making the circuit and
sending the others in ahead of him, thus
winning the game by Z to 6. Following are
the scores: