The record-union., 1898-04-24
THE BEACHCOMBERS TO- DAY
SANTA CRUZ MEN TO MEET THE
GILT EDGES.
The Local Players Patch Up Ihear
Differeaces-TLe Juvenile
Players.

The game to-day between the N'l4e
Edge and Santa Cruz teams should anu
probably will draw one of the largest
crowds that has attended a bah Saille
In this city. Manager Kripp says that
Inquiries for seats have been coming
in from the interior towns all Week
and that those who want good seats
should get out early, as the game com
mences at 2:15 sharp. Marysville'. ne
says. has sent an order fof tNeiNe
seats.
The differences that occurred between
some of the players and the manager
have. the latter says, been patched up
satisfactorily to both sides. ana the
full Gilt Edge nine, with the exception
of Shanahan who is sick, Will play IN
their old positions.
Iochhead came back from Stockton
yesterday. and will fill his old posluoh.
Kid Peoples also arrived last n1gnC.
1t certainly would have been too paa
for such a strong team to go to pieces,
and it is well that they have patcheo
up their differences, even if both sldes
had to give away little.
Louis Balsz, the former Sacramentan'
will pitch for Santa Cruz, and as TINS
will be the first time he has faced the
Gilt Edges there is great interest man
ifested to see what he will do
The Santa Cruz team has won four
straight games, and is now IN the ieaa
for the race for the pennant. Ihe 1lll
Edges are second. so to-day's game mas
the added interest of determining Wnlch
will lead. The following lineup is as
the men will appear on the diamond:
Gilt Edge. santa CruZ'
Stanley .. Catcher DaupeHplS
Harvey Pitcher ........ Balsz
Henesey -. First Base Fitzgerald
Hughes Second Base :. Arrellanes
Iochhead Short Stop -. Williams
PEOPLES Third Base .DeVerauX
Borland 80. Left Field -. Hopkins
Doyle .... Center Field 49,. Stflep
Dennie . Right Field McGrath
SurgeSOn 49,. Extra.
There will be no morning ball game
at Snowflake Park to-day, so the
grounds will be in first-class condltloh
for the afternoon work.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
At Snowflake Park yesterday the
Athletic Club team of the Amateur
League defeated the Cockneys by
score of 10 to 13. The game was
uaI plays were made The Athletic
Club team has not lost game TINS
season.
The Yolos defeated the Dixie Queens
yesterday by a score of "A to .. Ihe
feature of the game was the batting OF
Clifton of the Yolos. The Yolo nine
put up a good game all round. Matheny
and Steuben were the battery for the
winners The team would like TO play
any team in this city whose members
are under Is years. The lineup is as
follows: Palm, catcher; Matheny,
pitcher Clifton, short stop; OVerton,
first base; Steuben, second base; AK
ers. third base; Alameda, left field;
White. center field; Eugene. right field;
extras. ]. Clifton, Lynch, Woods. Ad-
dress all challenges to Thomas Clifton,
Washington.
A ball team composed of youngsters
calling themselves the "Pommers" beat
the Eighth-street TerrOrs at Twelfth
and streets yesterday morning. Score;
Pommers 9. Terrors T. Batteries-Jake
Miller and For. Nelson, and Al. Bow
ers and Bennie Blank.
The Young North Levee Liners beat
the Young Alkalis at Fifteenth and c
streets yesterday by a score of IL to
IL The winners issue a sweeping chal-
lenge to any whose players are under
II years.
The Young Americas defeated the
Young Cherub Teas yesterday by a
score of % to 15 and had an inning
to spare.