The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-07-08
ANOTHER VICTORY.
The Senators Take the Second Game
From Oakland.
They Start Out with a Pennant- Win
ming Gait-GameS To-day and
Tomorrow.

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Many who attended the opening game
and saw the home team defeat the Oak
lands went out again, in expectation of
witnessing another victory for the locals.
They were not disappointed, although up
to the sixth inning it looked as though
the Oaklands would turn the tables. The
Sacramentos, however, pulled themselves
together and won the game with COM
parative ease.
Lookabaugh made his first appearance
in the box, and, considering the fact that
he is out of practice, pitched a fairly good
game. 1t is true he was pretty freely hit
and sent eight men to first on balls, yet
at critical moments he proved very effect
i've. In the fourth inning he was sized
up for four hits, and in the eighth the first
three men up-Grilfiths, Irwin and Me-
Gucken-llned out three-baggers to the
left field fence. Griffiths pitched for the
visitors, and was safely hit seventeen
times, five OF which were in the eighth
inning, when five men crossed the home
plate.
Mcdonald umpired. and though there
were many close decisions there was little
questioning of his rulings.
In the first inning Mannasau hit to
Cantillion, and died at first. Sweeney
gained the initial on balls. Whitehead hit
TO Hines and was out. klopf also flew
ont to Hines. Irwin hit to Whitehead
and reached first on the latter's error
| McGucken was retired at first on an as
sist by Whitehead. Irwin was caught
mapping at second. Lookabaugh to Pee
pies. Hines sent safe hit to right, and
Earle retired the side with fly to Man
nassau.
In Sacramento's half of the second,
Mchale, 1irst up. sent beauty to deep
| center for three bags. Roberts flew out
TO Hines, Mcliale scoring on the throw
! n. Peoples was out on high fly to
Hines, and Speer was assisted out at trst
by Irwin. Callopy hit to short left for
what seemed safe one, but Peoples,
after hard run. gathered it in. Cantil-
lion hit TO W Whitehead, and found the ball
waiting at first. Van Haltren sent clean
hit to center, and stole second, but the
side was retired on Whitehead's assist of
Cody's grouuder.
In the third inning Lookabaugh was
retired on a fly to Irwin. Mannasau hit
to Cantillion and was thrown out at first.
sweeney hit to right. Whitehead was
safe OH Cantillion's error. X lopfwas hit by
pitched ball, filing the bases. McHule
sent hot liner to Cantillion, who dropped
the bail, Sweeney scoring. Roberts
died at hrst on an easy assist by Callopy.
In Oaklands half Lookabaugh was
touched up III a lively manner. Grifiiths,
first up, hit safely to center. Irwin and
McGucken were allowed to walk to first
on balls. Hines flew out to Mannasau,
Gnttiths scoring. Earle sent high lily
, into Roberts hands. Cailopy hit 10
short left and was safe. Cantiliiou sent a
safe one to right, scoring McGucken.
Van Haltren sent out a two-bagger, and
Callopy crossed the plate. Cody struck
out, and the inning ended, but not until
four runs had been counted.
Peoples and Speer were quickly re-
tired at first i'll the fourth on assists by
CantiIllon and Irwin. LOokabaugh hit
safely over second, ana Mannasau sent a
safe one to right. With two men on
bases Sweeney came to bat, and the fans
looked to him to tie the score. He was
not equal 10 the emergency, however,
going out on an easy assist by CantilIion.
In Oakland's half Gri1fiths gained the
initial on balls. Irwin hit to hlopf who
threw to Peoples, forcing Grit1iths at see
ond, thence assisting Irwin out at. first
McGucken got to hrst on an error, but
was forced at second on Hines hit to
Whitehead.
In the fifth Whitehead hit to Callopv.
who tried to throw the ball into the grand
stand, the runner reaching third before it
was recovered. klopf was retired on an
assist by Gritfiths. McHale was given
first on balls. Roberts sent the ball down
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Peoples flew to McGucken, and Speer
was assisted out at first by Callopy.
Earle sent the ball to the corner of the left
garden and did not halt until he reached
the third bag. Callopy was safe at first
on Peoples drop OF high fly. Cantil-
lion hit to klopf and another dOuble-play
was enacted, Earle scoring. Van Haltren
hit TO left and stole second. Cody aud
Grif1iths were given bases on balls, but
Irwin retired the side on a fly to Roberts.
Lookabaugh, first up in the sixth,
Struck out. Mannasau made a hit
Sweeney flew to Callopy. Whitehead
was also presented with base on balls.
klopf hit to right, scoring Mannasau and
Sweeney. McHale struck out, closing
SacramentO's half, but the score was tied.
The Oaklands were retired in short or
der.
In the seventh Roberts flew to Irwin.
and Peoples struck out. Speer hit to
center, but Lookabaugh was retired on
fly to Earle. The Oaklands failed to get
man on first in their half.
In the eighth Mannasau hit to short,
the ball luckily bounding over Irwin's
head. Sweeney went out on an assist bv
Cantillion. Whitehead hit to right, scor-
ing Mannasan, Klopf sent a hot one
through Griifiths to center, and White
head crossed the plate. McHale sent a
liner. which hit Umpire Mcdonald, and
was safe at first. The latter stole second
and kIopf stole home. Roberts was out
on a foul to Cody. Peoples hit long fy
to center, which Hines failed to hold, and
McHale came home. Speer hit to left,
scoring Peoples. LOokabaugh settled
matters by going out on an assist by Can
tillion. The Sacramentans breathed
easier, having added tive runs to their
score. The Oaklauds in their half started
out with rush, Griffiths, Irwin and Nc
Quicken, the first three up, knocking out
three baggers to the left field fence. Eet-
ting two runs. Hines was first on balls. |
Earl, hit to Klopf, forcing Hines at sec
ond. McGucken scoring. Cantillion !
was safe on a hit to short, and the bases
were full. 1t looked bad for the Sacra-
mentans, but Van Haltren struck out,
and Cantillion was forced at second on
Cody's hit to Whitehead.
In the ninth Mannasau fouled to Cody. |
Sweeney sent a two-bagger 70 center |
Whitehead was retired at first on an
assist by Cantillion. KIOpf hit to center.
scoring Sweeney. McHale drove the
ball to left for three bases, and Klopf
crossed the plate. Roberts retired the
side on an easy one to Irwin to Earle. In
Oakland's half Griffiths took first on
balls. Irwin hit to left. McGucken hit
to Klopf, forcing Irwin at second. Hines
hit to Klopf, and the game ended in
a neat double play.
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