The record-union., 1897-06-27
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GILT EDGES AND LODTS.
This afternoon al 2:3O O'Clock sharp,
the Gilt Edges of this city and the Lodi
baseball club will play one of the State
tournament series of games at Oak
Park. The Gilt Edges have not lost a
game this season, and are looked on
as being invincibIe. They have the
honor of being the only club in North
ern California to shut out their oppo-
nents without a run
The club is composed Of oldtime
Sacramento favorites, and contains Tim
Shanahan and Walker, two of the best
outfielderS in the State Dennie at sec
ond, Ed Nethercott at third, Walter
Hennessey at first, and their battery
Hughes and Devine The other mem
bers are among the best colts in the
city, such as Jack Doherty, Gus Pom
mer and Harry Orman. The club eXcelS
in team work, and altogether is a hard
aggregation to beat. Jay Hughes,
their pitcher, is easily the best twirler
in the State, and he has received some
very tempting offers from the big clubs
in the East, but prefers to remain here
for another season.
The Lodi Club is composed of excel
lent players, and they created a very
favorable impression in their game here
some time ago. They are very speedy,
and keep the ball moving all the time.
They have great confidence in their
pitcher, Overmeyer, and expect to make
a fine showing this afternoon. Over
meyer pitches fast ball. has good
curves, and uses good judgment in his
work. The Lodi outfeld is better than
the average, the men being sure fly
catchers and very speedy runners.
Will f. Newbert will umpire the
game. The following is the makeup of
the teams:
Gilt Edges. Position. Lodi.
Hughes 49,. Pitcher. 49,. .Overmeyel
Devine ....... Catcher ........ West
Hennesey. 49,. First Base. Walling
Dennie. -. Second Base. 49, Brooks
Nethercott. Third Base G. Kettleman
Pommer $500. .Shortstop. .Quiggle
Walker. Left Field. . ID. Kettleman
Shanahan. -. Center Field. - Dial
Doherty. Right Field. F. Kettleman
Orman . Extra .Nevins
MONARCHS VS. NATHANS.
It was originally intended that the
Grass Valley Monarchs and C. P. Ma
thans should play at p. M, this after
noon but owing to the fact that it
would be impossible for the Grass Val
ley boys to return home before to-mor-
row afternoon should they play at that
hour, the time has been changed to
1870 this morning
The Nathans have strengthened their
nine for this game, and expect to have
sweet revenge on their opponents. who
defeated them two weeks ago by a
score of to 4. The visitors play good
ball. as was demonstrated yesterday
afternoon, and will keep the home boys
moving to beat them. The clubs will
line up as follows:
Nathans-Vassels, catcher; w Hill
bert, pitcher; Just, first base; Spargo
second base; Schoenberger, third base;
Frieske, shortstop; McGraw, left field
Hamer center field; B. Hilbert, right
field
Monarchs s-Trenberth, catcher; J.
Witherburn, pitcher; w Perkins, first
base; c.. Perkins, second base: Polmese
third base; Whiting, shortstop; E.
Witherburn, left field Clausen, center
field; Bones, right field.
The admission to the morning game is
10 cents
OTHER GAMES.
The members of the Sacramento Ath-
letic Club will not play ball this morn
ing, owing to the diamond at Oak Park
being occupied by the Nathan and