The record-union., 1891-11-02
SATURDAYS GAMES.
The Senators Treat the Visitors
Another Whitewashing.


The Senators Treat the visitors to
Another Whitewashing.
The Sacramentos and the San Jose
team played another great game of bali
on Saturday, and the result was precisely
the same as that of the contest on Friday.
The score was five to nothing, and the Wis
itors were again the victims of the white
wash brush. The playing of the home
team could not have been improved
upon, and the excitement would nave
known no bounds had good crowd
been in attendance. AS it was, there
were about thirty people present, and it
was surprise to them that the clubs
played such an excellent game in the
face of an empty stand.
San Jose was not in the contest at all.
! The victory belonged to Sacramento from
the start, and the visiting team had to
bear the humiliation of being shut-out
twice in succession. Harper seemed as
easy for the Sacramentos to hit as an
ordinary amateur, and thirteen fine
drives were made off him.
On the other hand, Hoffman had all of
his effectiveness with him. Although he
did not strike out a single man. only
three hits were made by the visitors, and
| they were so widely scattered that not
one of their runners reached third base,
and but one or two got as far as the CEN
ter cushion.
The San Jose batters kept hitting the
ball into the air, and at least eighteen out
Of the twenty-seyen put-outs were
on fly balls. Roberts captured five,
Spies pulled down five fouls, Me
| Hale took fly, and Ward got under two.
Reitz got two high ones, and Hassambl
/ also caught two.
On the part of the Sacramentos the
/ game was q perfect exhibition of ball
/ playing. Spies catching and wonderful
! throwing were features of the game. Eol-
| lowing is the summary.
! Runs by innings
san Jese......-... o o 0 o 0 0-C
Earned rams Sacramento 3, Two-hase hits
/ l--HassatneF. Reit5. spies. Sacrifice hit-Spies
! First base on Sacramento 2. First
/ base on called balls-SacTanent 3, San Jose
2. Left on baseS-Sacramento 12 San jose
/ 3. Struck out-3y Harper 4. fhst base on
hit by pitcher. Hqstin: Double play-Hass;y
! mer Rettz ana McGurk PASSED ball-Stal
lings., Wild pitch-Hofman Umpire-Mc
! Donald.
AT THE BAY.
! A few people watched dreary game O.
| ball between the Oakland and San Fran.
cisco clubs. Borchers was hit lively, but
always after the side should have beer
retired. For the San Franchises Cobt
! N'lSt oOiAlC ii4NC htihs IHG lltltiIH8 u
! either side was poor, but il was drizzlihe
all through the nine innings, and the bal
was very slippery.
Runs by innings
san l Fra francisco l Q Q 2 1-s
Oakiand4.- ....... o o 0 l o.
Earned Iuus-Oakland 2. san francisco
/ Tmee base hit--Shea. Two-base hits-Clark
! Sweeney. Sacrifice hits-Shea, Smith, Clark
! slap ~. Power. First base on errors-Sat
/ Francisco 4, Oakland 2. First base ON calIet
] ballS-San francisco 8, Oakland 2. Left OF
! bases-San Francisco 12, Oakland g. Strucl
! out-By Cobb 3, by Borchers 3. Double play!
-Cobb, Sharp and Cartwright o.: SWEET, Cobb
and Cartwright. Passed balls-Speer 8. WilC
pitches-Bolc chers 3. Time of game-Ih. som
| mpire-Sneridan.
Standing of the Clubs.
The following table shows tho standing
of the four California Leapue clubs: