The record-union., 1891-04-04
ELEVEN TO THREE.
Sacramento Turns the Tables Upon
the San Joseans.
Another Game Between the Same
Clubs This Afternoon, and Two
More To-NIorrow.

By batting the ball hard and often and
playing good ordinary fielding game,
the Sacramentos won an easy victory
over the San Jose team yesterday after
noon.
Lookabaugh did all in his power to de-
ceive the giants of the Senatorial aggrega-
ton, put his attempt was futile. Thir-
teen times the ball was raped out as
safely as base hits could be made, and as
many times it went into the air, but in
the latter instances the tielders were
under it.
The hits were knocked out like shots
from gun, and three or four times the
ball loosened the boards on the right
field fence. Had they been foot or so
higher, they would have landed outside
of he grounds. Every member Of the
home team, with the exception of Spies
and ii 0ffman, got q hit or more. Nc
Guirk and Sunday had three each to their
credit, and Ward and Peoples two Nc
CloShey, Works and Hutchinson each
drove out red-hot liner that whizzed by
the infielders almost before they could
make a fielding attempt.
The local team commenced to bat
Iookabaugh from the start, and kept up
been scored.
Hoffman was not particularly effective,
but Steadier than heretofore, and he re-
ceived good support on all sides. Only
two of Manager Finn'S men were given
bases on balls, but at the same time only
four of them were struck out. The fact
was that they hit the ball, and right
sharply, too, but in most cases just where
some fielder could corral it. McNey and
Ebright met the bail squarely couple OF
times each, and plugged out hard drives.
Lookabaugh knocked an easy one under
the score board and reached third base
before il was fielded.
The errors Of the San Jose team were
few, but rather costly. There were only
three, but these were the cause OF the
Sacramentos earning four out OF their
eleven runs. Fogarty made two bad
plays, but, outside OF these, he made
some very fine stops and quick assists.
He figured in two double plays. Looka-
baugh got his error for becoming excited
and dropping thrown ball when there
was an opportunity to put Spies out at
the home plate.
Peoples got an error but played an ex-
cellent game at short, blocking several
difficult ground hits and throwing out
the runners at first. Spies error was
given on a muff'ed third strike. Ward
made a wild throw TO first base and
caused his record to be narred by an
error. He does not care for that, how
ever.
McCIoskey played in left field and
Works in the right. The former played
in the right position for one Of Dooley' S
long hits, and captured it about fifteen
feet from the back fence.
Spies and Speer did excellent backst0p
work, and the former threw to second
base like shot. Ward touched out three
men who attempted to steal the bag.
The San Jose club made its three runs
in the first, second and fourth innings,
and lost the game by Il score OF 3 to Ii.
Donohue, for some reason, did not put
in an appearance, and Bowman. Of last
years Sacramentos, umpired the game, at
The request of Captains EbIight and Nc
Closlzey. He used good judgment on
halls and strikes, and was invariably cor
re.t on base decisions. Following Is the