The record-union., 1898-04-17

oakland Pasd :.......-2 Q 2
Base hits .......0 D I l l p
| Summary: Runs responsible forever
Inyer l. Two-base hits-Donovan, Mos
klman. Sacrifice hits-Lange, Sullivan.
Base on errors-Sacramento 8, Oakland 4.
Bases On balls-Sacramento 2, Oakland l.
Left on bases-Sacramento 4, Oakland 4.
Struck out-By Overniyer ). Shea J..
HIT by pitcher-Newbert. Double plays
Ridley to ReltZ to Caverly; McHaie to
CaVerly; Donovan to Smeer; Dean to
Donovan. Wild pitches-Overmyer 3,
Shea 2 Time of game-1:25. Umpire
| w. f. Long. Official scorer-Win H.
| Young.
COAST LEAGUE GAME TO-DAY.
| At 11:40 a. m. to-day the Oakland
| braves will swoop down on the city, and
! before the night closes in will either
| hang the scalps of the Gilt Edge war
riors at their lodge-pole or viii leave
| their locks to dangIe from the belts
OF the local people.
To-days game at Snowflake Park
! promises to be a stern battle. and Gen
eraI Hammond will do his best to wiring
| a victory from the locals, but the Gilt
Edges are sturdy warriors, and in the
past, whenever defeat came their way,
they died fighting, and went down with
their colOrS nailed to the mast.
The Oakland team has batted it's way
to the too notch in the Pacific States
League games, it's average looming far
over the other teams. In it's makeup
are three memoirs of last seasons crack
California Market team-winners of the
tournament They are Krug, Cos
linsky and Pyne. Goslinsky is the
young man who has a bad habit of get
ting more three-base hits and going
out at second than any man in the
RrOpl<Gff i
mated Tobacco Face" will galivant
around the third cushion and also do
his regular turn on the coaching line
Pretty Charlie O'Kane, who. by the
way, is playing under the name of Ward
is booked to give a good account of
himself at second, and Truck Egan
will look out for short field, while Croll,
Pyne and Dunleavy will be staked out
in their respective positions in the field.
Plucky little Hammond and Brother
Hennie" Krug will be the battery for the
visitors.
The Gilt Edges will present their
strongest front to the onslaught of the
eremy. Matt Stanley and Doyle, who
is suspected of playing to the ladies,
Will be in the points for the Gifts, and
"Old Hoss" Shanahan will guard the
cast a searchlight on him while in that
position, as he fills it like q major.
Buck" Hughes, "Old Man" Loeb
head and the redoubtable kid" Peoples
will all be seen in their accustomed
places, and Borland Che of the funny
features), Silent Harvey and Dennie
will be chasing the horsehide out in the
gardens.
The teams are said to be evenly
matched. The trouble will begin at =
o'clock sharp, and the music will be
furnished by the Institute Band The
lineup will be as follows:
Gilt Edge. Position. Oakland.
Stanley. ...... Catcher -. Hammond
| Doyle. ........ Pitcher ......... Krug
Shanahan. First Base :. .Goslinsky
Hughes. -. Second Base 800. Ward
! LOchhead. -. Short Stop go. .Eagan
Peoples. -. Third Base -. .Brockoff
Bor4and. 49,. Left Field ........ Croll
Harvey. $50. Center Field ...... .Pyne
Donnie. 80. Right Field .Dunleavy
THE COLUMBIAS WIN.
The Columbias and the High School
teams of the local amateur league tried
conclusions at Snowflake Park yester-
day afternoon the former team winning
out by a score of II to 4. The features
of the game were the brilliant plays of
Devine, Just and Mcbride. The follow
ing issa summary of the game:
Columbus y, High School 4; earned
runs, High School l; two-base hits,
Griffin; three base hits, Sheehan: home
run, Powers; first base on errors, CO.
lumbias ), High School 6; hit by
pitcher, Devine; base on balls, off Crit
fin t. off Bronson f; left on bases, Co
lumbias 4, High School 3; double plays.
Merkeley to Just Griffin to Just to De-
vine, Cannon to Hall. Hall to Cannon;
struck out, by Bronson 3; passed balls,
by Powers ), by Cowden =. Umpire,
Stafford; time of game hours.
MINOR NOTES.
AT Twenty-fourth and NJ streets yes
terday the Young Americans defeated
| the Young Cherub Teas by a score of IA
to Is. The battery for the winners was
c. Reeves and A Reichert. The Young
Americans would like a game with any
team the players of which are under
II years.
The Young North Levee Liners de-
feated the Dixie Queens yesterday by
a score of % to 49, The battery for the
victors was NJ. Fields and D. Rice.
Died in Missouri.