The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
AT SACRAMENTO.
Harris Men Finish the Series With a
Victory.

Harris Men Finish the Series With a
victory.
SACRAMENTO, June 28.-The home team
lost to-day's game in the first inning. The
visitors made but two hits off France that
inning and they did not cut much figure as
the five big errors back of him were rcsDon-
sible for all the runs. But in the fourth
inning France was alone responsible for the
four runs scored, as he gave two bases on
balls and was hit for two singles and a
tTiple. With the score y to l against them
in the third inning, the boys started to pull
down Frisco's lead. They scored two in the
fourth. one in the fifth and six IN the sixth,
and to make things interesting scored three
more in the ninth, after two hands were
on. They also had three men lett on bases
this inning. France retired in the THIRD
inning in favor eff young Stapleton, who
pitched fine game, keeping the VISITORS
down to three hits in six innings and Strlk-
ing out four batSmen. Cobb weakened
toward the end Of the game and was hit
hard in the last innings, besides being Wild.
The only man ne struck out should nave
been ven his base on balls as he had fully
five bad balls pitched to him.
Sunday hit the ball over the right field
fence three times, once foul. The first time
he put il over he stopped on third base so
as TO worry Cobb. Work also hit the bail
away over the fence, while Peoples hit over
Sweeney's head for nome run. a feature
of the game was phenomenal backward
running catch BY Work, who caught tie
ball while on a dead run. Sheridan UNI
PRED fairly well, the crowd disputng his
decisions several times. In the first inning
Peoples scored 4 home run. In the last half
Sharp bit safely got third on HutchlnsOn's
error and scored on PeeuleS' error OF Levy 5
nit. Cartwright hit safe, scoring Sweeney.
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wright scored on Hutchinsou's second er-
Tor. SWEET and Cobb were given bases on
balls and scored together with Clarke on
McClOSkeyS error.
In the third Hassamer hit safe, Cobb was
given a base on balls and both scored on
Sharp's three Dagger. Sweeney hit safe,
scoring Sharp. Sweeney scored on Arm
StTUaE'S error.
In the fourth Sunday hit over the fence
but stopped at third to worry The pitcher.
Work hit safely and stole second and both
scored Oh McGUirk's dCdble. In the last
half Hassamcr and Cobb were given bases
on balls and scored on a slgle aud a sacri-
fee. SIapletOn got first on balls ia the NTH
and scored On a single and an error. In the
last half Smith scored on two singles and an
error. III the sixth McClOSkey, Armstrong
and Spies were given bases Oh balls and Sta
pletOn cleared the bases on a three-baSe
drive. Sunday and Work each hit over the
fence for home runs, scoring StapletOn. In
tue last inning Work was safe on Clarke 5
error, McGuIT6 flew out 10 Clarke. while
Smith retired McCloskey. Armstrong hit
safe as did Spies, Work scoring. Arm
strong scored on SMITHS error Of Stapleton' 5
popay and HutchinSon's single sent Spies
over the plate. PEOPLES bit to Sharp and
was thrown ont at first. The attendance
was rather small for Sunday crowd, the
/ hot weather probably being the cause.
About 2C00 were present, including a large
number of ladies' Following is the score:
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