The record-union., 1891-08-24
SATURDAYS GAMES.
The San Jose Team suffers an Inglo.
rious Defeat.

The San Jose Team Suffers an Tnglo-
rious Defeat.
The San Jose team sustained a shock
ing defeat on Saturday at the hands of
the Sacramentos, and one that must have
made Manager Finn very wrathy. In
the first place pitcher Lookabaugh's de-
livery was wild; then the rest of the team
began to get wild, and the Sacramentos
took advantage of the situation by smash
ing ont a few good hits.
The game was pretty exhibition up to
the fourth inning, and it looked as though
the contest would be an old-time strug-
gle but the Gardeners "Jonah'' appeared
in the next inning. Three errors, three
bases on balls and three hits netted the
home team six runs, and the ginger
was completely Knocked out OF the
Dukes.
Lookabaugh started the inning by Civ
ing O'Day, Hoffman and Spies first base
on balls. Then the crowd yelled and ap-
plauded as Bowman came to the bat.
He responded nObly by driving out a
three-base hit, sending in three runs. He
could also have scored on the hit had the
coacher at third base told him to run for
the plate. Instead he was held there.
Hits by McClOskey and McHaIe, a
couple of poor throws to second base by
Stallings, and an error by right fielder
Sharp, increased the score Of the Sacra-
mentos to six runs.
The remainder Of the game was rather
tamely played on the part of the Dukes,
and the home team kept adding runs un-
til the total reached II. San Jose sue
ceeded in getting but FIVE men across the
plate.
McHale's brilliant work in right field.
kls batting, and also that of Spies, were
the features Of the game.
odd Steady Hoffman pitched winning
ball and was cheered time and again for
his work. Following is the summary of
the score:
Sacramento 700 o 6 3 4 0 0 1-17
San JOSIE. o l 3 0 / 5
Earned runs-SacI amento 6. Home run
McHale. Ihree-baSe hitS-BOwnlan and Spies
Two-base hits-Bowman, McCIoskey, O'Day.
Spies and Everett. Sacrifice hts-Roberts
! 0.Day Ranley, Sharp, Dooleyand McGurken.
First base on erTors-Sacramento 3 San Jose
/ .. First base called balls-Sacramento T.
! san Jose 1. Left on bases Sacramento g.
san Jose 8. Struck out-By Hoffman 4. by
/ Passed balls -StaIlings 9. Wild pitch-L ook-
! abaugh. Time of gane-2h. and 2Om. I'm
( piIe-McDonald. Official Scorer-Win II.
| Young.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
The Oaklands were not in it at all with
the San Franciscos in the Saturday game
at the Haight-street grounds, as the fol-
lowing summary will show:
San Francisco. 2 s l l . 2 Ole
Oakland..--...... o 0 2 0 O. 5
Earned runs-San Francisco 4, Oakland
g. Home run-Sweency. ThreebaSe hits
Sharp and Hurley. Two-base hits-Sharp
Smith, Cantillion, Levy. Clark. Cobb. Cart
wright. Hines and SWEET, Sacrifice hits
I Cartwright (2), Levy, SWEET, Reitz, Sharp,
/ Peoples (2l Sommcrs, Phillips and Smith
/ First base ON erroTs-San Francisco 5. Oak
land 4. First base on called balls-San Fran
cisco Is, Oakland 3. Left on bases-San
Francisco 13, Oakland .. Struck out-Bv
| Cobb =, by SWEET 3; by Cantilfou l. Hit by
wright ana Smith, Hines, Reitz and Phillips:
! Smith, Sharp ana Cartwright. Passed balls
/ Clark ?, Hurley ?. Wild pitch-Sommers
! Umpire-Sheridan.
Standing OF tho Clubs.
! The following table shows the standing
! Of the four California League clubs: