The record-union., 1898-08-22

ers 8. Two-base hits-Billings, Smith.
Sacrifice hits-Shanahan, Doyle First
base on errors, Stockton 3; Sacramento l.
Left on bases, Stockton 3; Sacramento z
Bases on balls-Off Borchers 2; Doyle l.
Struck out-By Borchers s; Doyle 8. Hit
by pitcher, Conrad. Passed balls-Conrad
q stanley Time saoee OF gameHL;5g HagIn umpire
CORN VICTORIOUS.
The Phoenix and Masons crossed
bats yesterday on the Snowflake dia-
mond, the Milers winning by a score Of
Is to 5. Although it was soon apparent
that the laundry boys were not in 1t,
the game was exciting all through.
The Phoenix lads had no trouble in
batting Russer's ball all over the dia-
mond, and to save the game Hilbert
was put into the box, but he did not
fare any better than the first, and as a
last resort Oschner was put in.
There were some brilliant plays made
by the Phoenix team, especially in the
double made by Ranlett on hot
grounder, he securing the Iall when it
seemed an utter impossibility, and
throwing it to Thielen, who sent it to
| first
De Costa, for the Millers, pitched a
steady, winning game, and proved that
his wing is all there.
Thielen carried the honors of the day
in batting, making two home runs, two
two-base hits and one single. McCaf-
ferry, catcher for the Phoenix team,
proved that he is the right man in the
right place.
Phoenix-Runs Is, base hits 1S, errors
| 8. Masons-Runs 5, hits 8, errors g..
| Summary: Earned runs-Phoenix O.,
| Masons 2. Passed balls-McCaffery Z,
Vassal f. Wild pitch-De Costa /,
| Oschner l. Double plays-Ranlett to
Thielen to Nicolaus; Oschner to Han
nan to Becker Two-base hits, j, Rus
ser. w. Russer, Leckie, Thielen Z. RAN
| lett, Steigler, De Costa, Walker. Home
runs-Thielen 2 Bases on balls - on
De Costa /, off Russer 2, off Hilbert l,
off Oschner /. Struck out-De Costa b,
Russer 2, Hilbert 2. Batteries-De
Costa and McCaffery; Russer, Hilbert
Oschner and Vassal
SIXTEEN TO THREE.
The Fulton Markets defeated the Red
| Seals yesterday morning at Ryan
athletic grounds. The Markets, by brill
liant playing, together with few hard
hits at the times when they were most
needed, ran up a score Of sixteen runs.
The Red Seals played fair game, but
being unable to connect with Gala
gher's curves, they scored but three
short runs.
| Gallagher was an enigma to the Red
Seals with his shoots and twists Of all
kinds. and the way that little Arthur
Leiva threw balls to bases kept the
Seals very close to the bags.
Harmon led the players in batting
making four base hits. Biewener played
first in fine form, picking up everything
that was offered to him.
The Red Seals started with twirler
Harlow on the slab, but the Markets
knocked him off in short order, where
upon Henley took his place. The Mar
kets, seeing a new pitcher in the box
shook out few reefs and laid Henley
out similar to the Cristobal Colon
Nichols then tried his skill, but he was
not equal to the emergency, and as nc
more Of the Red Seals posed as pitchers
Harlow re-entered the box to stand out
the bombardment. Sheehan caught fol
the Red Seals.
The John Brueners defeated the Oak
Park Stars yesterday by score Of 81
to 49,
The Valley Dairys went out to the
Union House yesterday to mop up the
ground with the farmer boys of thai
vicinity, but the hayseeds did many
things to- them. The home team scored
Is runs to the visitors IA.
Yesterday the Pommers met and de-
feated the Hubs by a. score of % to Z
Battery for the Pommers, McCaffery and
Giurrix, and for the Hubs, Wickwire
Knox, Dennison, Hauser and Peters
The feature of the game was the pitch