Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-11
An EASY VICTORY.
THE SAN FRANCIsCos DROP ANOTHER
GAME TO THE SACRAMENT0S.
1t Was All Over After the First Inning
Stockton Loses Again to
Oakland.

Sacramento won in canter yesterday.
The game started off brilliantiy-not al.
together brilliantly from the baseball
crank standpoint-but the kind of game
that the crowd likes, with plenty Of hitting
clever base running, and an error or two
for amusement.
Sacramento was first to bat, Goodenough
being the representative. He bounded a
slow one to Everett and with one of his
wonderful spurts beat the ball to first base
A moment later he caused another hurri-
cane of applause by making sensational
slide to second. Daily was next, and his
contribution was an easy one in Captain
Ebright's territory. The Captain threw the
ball into the grand stand, probably mis-.
taking it for first base, and Goodenough
scored, Daily going on around TO third. A
wild pitch by Lookabaugh scored DAILY
Cedar reached first safely on little hit
and Lookabaughs cratic throw to Veach
He then stole second and went to third on
passed ball. Bowman struck out. Staple.
ton hit to Ebright and was thrown out al
first, Cedar being unable to score on the
play. Roberts raped one out into left
field which brought Cedar in, making the
third run. Reitz retired the side by send.
ing fly to Everett.
San Francisco's half of the inning was
equally as lively. Harper started off wild
and made the first of the San Franchises
Mr. Shea, present of first base. Hanley
raped one over third base, which Roberts
tried very hard to get, but got an error in.
stead. Shea heightened out his legs and
scored on the play. Hanley reached third.
Levy took first on Harper's inability to get
the ball over the plate, and then Peek a.
boo Veach-the rejuvenated Veach-made
his 1890 bow to the audience. In response
to the thunders of applause that greeted
him, "Peek-a-boo" made nice little sacr;-
ice hit to Reltz. Ebright sent fly to
Roberts, who caught it in fine style, and
made good throw in home to head of
Levy. The ball struck Bowman's liver
pad instead of his hands and glanced of
toward the fence, letting in Levy. Harper
went after the ball as Hanley was tearing
for home. Harper threw wild and another
run was scored. Stevens ended The inning
by rapping fly out into GooGenough's
territory.
1t was noisy and dusty inning, indeed
but all the fun ended with it.
After that inning Harper steadied down
and the visitors were not in it during the
rest of the game. On the other hand the
Sacramentos continued ever and anon to
lace out base hits and score runs. winding
up with total of ten TALES to their credit
In the third inning, Speer, San Francis
cos favorite little catcher, had one of the
fingers of his right hand injured by swift
pitched ball, and had TO retire, Stevens
taking his place behind the bat, and pitcher
Young going into right field.
DAILY also retired in the fifth inning on
account of sore hand and Hoffman took
his place as short stop.
Peek a-boo'' Veach's reappearance was
not exactly bowling success. He made
three foolish errors at first and didn't get a
base hit. He redeemed himself slightly.
though, by making double play in the
fifth inning without any assistance.
The Sacramento players all covered
themselves with glory, both in the field
and at the bat. Two brilliant double plays
were executed, some difficult fly balls
caught, and some Best stops and throws
made. Roberts and Cedar carried off the
batting honors, one of Godar's hits being a
home run. Goodenough's base running
was another feature.
For the San Franciscos, left fielder Levy
did some very clever work, as did Shea and
Hanley. Lookabaugh, although hit rather
hard, pitched good, steady game, giving
only one base on balls.
Mclaughlin, the new umpire, made his
first appearance in Sacramento and created
very favorable impression. He was par
ticularly good on balls and strikes-some.
thing which most umpires are deficient in.
He watches the bases well, and is decidedly
positive in his decisions.
Following is the official score;