The herald., 1898-08-08
BASEBALL and BIKE
COAST TEAMS PUT UP SOME
GOOD GAMES
Close Scores the Rule-Scorchers on
the Wheel-Twenty-Five
Mile Race

SANTA CRUZ, August 1.-The Sante
Cruz baseball nine worsted the Oakland
team today In one Of the fastest games of
the season. McIntyre's good, all-round
work and Lange's fine record at third were
the features of the game. Score by innings:
Santa Cruz s. base hits 0. errors2.
Oakland 2. base hits 6, errors s.
Batteries-Santa cruz, E. Daubenbis. G
Daubenbis; Oakland. Russell, Sullivan,
Umpire-Hugh Smith.
SAN JOSE, August 1.-THE San Jose team
was shut out by the Athletics to-day, the
score standing to O. The game was finely
played on both sides but the Frisco boys
were better batters and their pitcher, Fitz-
patrick, was king pin. The San Joses
made third base but once in the game. IT,
Pyne, the first baseman of the Athletics Is
due the honor Of making the two rum
Riley's work on second base was a prime
feature, while as 10 batter his eastern SWAY
made the local team open its eyes. At
tendance 1900. Score:
San Jose 0, base hits g. errors
Athletics 2, base hits 6, errors /.
Earned runs-Pyne, l. Two base hits
Pyne, mclaughlin. Three base hits-Pyns
Reilly, Iberg. Double plays-Stultz to
Reilly to Pyne; McGucken to Brockoff to
Hanlon. Bases on balls-Fitxpatrick. Q.
Base on errors-San Jose, i; Athletics, !.
Left on bases-San Jose, 3; Athletics, Z.
Umpire-O'Connell.
SACRAMENTO, August 1.-THE first five
innings of the game between the Gilt
Edges and the Fresnos to-day was top
notch. with the chances in favor Of the
latter team, but In the sixth Borchers was
touched for three hits and went to pieces.
At the end of the fourth the score stood
4 to in favor of the Fresnos, but when thA
last ball had been pitched, matters had
been reversed and the Gifts won by a score
of 13 to 6. Score:
Gilt Edge 13, base hits 13
Fresno 6, base hits 8.
Summary: Runs responsible for-Ear-
vey. s; Borchers, I. Three base hits-Bor-
land and Franks. Two base hits-Hutch-
inson, Lochhead, Borchers. Sacrifice hit
Shanahan. First base on errors-Gilt Edge.
Z; Fresno. 2. First basd on called balls
Off Harvey, 10; off Borchers, s. Left on
bases-Gilt Edge. 10; Fresno, IA. Struck out
by Harvey, 8; by Borchers, I. Hit by
pitcher-Shanahan. Passed ball-Conrad
Time, 2:10.
Umpire, Dave Creamer; scorer G. 4.
Griffin.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 7.-San Fran
cisco set a merry pace for the Stockton
Millers to-day and when It was all over the
score stood to in favor of the locals
Stockton led In hitting, connecting safely
with Shea eight times, two OF which were
two base hits, but the excellent fielding
game of San Francisco kept the Millers
away from the plate. Score:
Stockton I, base hits s, errors 8.
San Francisco 5, base hits 7, errors /.
Batteries-San Francisco. Shea and
Hammond; Stockton, Whalen and Billings.
LOUISVILLE, August 7.-Score first
game:
Brooklyn 8, Louisville 5.
Batteries-Kennedy and Ryan; Fraser,
Altrock and Kitteredse.
Score second game:
Brooklyn 6, Louisville 3.
Batteries-McKenna and Grim; Dowling
and Powers.
CINCINNATI, August 7.-Score:
Cincinnati 4. Baltimore 1.
Batteries-Dammann and PeitZ; Nop-
and Robinson.
CHICAGO, August 7.-Scores
Chicago 2, Pitsburg 4.
Batteries-Grifflth and Donohue; Gard
ner and Bowerman.
ST. LOUIS, August 7.-Score first game.
New York IL, ST. Louis /.
Batteries-Seymour and Grady; Gilpat-
rick, Carsey and Clements.
Score second game:
New York 8, st. Louis 6.
Batteries-Carrick and Grady: Sudhofs
and Clements.
Bicycle Racing
SACRAMENTO, August I'm the effort
to break the coast wheel amateur records
by Capital City wheelmen to-day, Hirsch.
on the three-lap board track tandem paced,
flying start, eQualled Peck's half mile
record at Marysvlle May 3Oth last, Of 81
seconds In the face of a stout breeze
Noyes beat the three. four and five mile
unpaced records. He made the three miles
in 7:32 against Bereton's San Francisco
record, August a. 1885, of TAT Is. He rode
the four miles In 10:05 4-6 against Bereton's
1896 record Of 1929 2-5 and beat the same
riders record of 1928 1-5 made In 1895 bs
finishing the five miles in 1884 3-5
PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-THE twen-
ty-five mile paced race between Eddy Nc
Duffee and Jimmy Michael. which was rid
den yesterday at Willow Grove track, was
tonight awarded to McDuffee by Referee
Uhler Michael led al the first twenty miles.
but the referee withheld his decision, Nc
Duffee's manager having entered pro-
test at the end Of the third mile that Mich
ael had more pace makers than were speci-
fled in the contract. The contract callea
for thirty-two pacemakerS to side an"
after an Investigation 1t was found that
Michael had 80. Under these circumstances
McDuffee was given the race.