The record-union., 1899-06-25
HOW THEY STAND.

stand as follows:
Clubs. Won. Lost. Pr.Ct.
Santa Cruz. .......... IL 10 $50
San Francisco ........ IS IA SOB
San Jose ............. 13 IA ISL
jacksonville 10 Is AGA
sacramento .......... II 10 .444
Oakland ........... 13 Is 419
AMONG THE AMATEURS.
The Oak Palk diamond being occupi d
to-day. the game between the Phoenix
and the Mason Laundry Clubs, has been
postponed until some Sunday in the
near future
The Baker & Hamiltons are coming
to the front this season, and the quail
ity of ball they are playing will soon
bring them to the top.
The Hale Bros have a very good
team, as it's lineup proves, and with
practice it can butt up against the
best Of them.
The Athletic Club has a good strong
team, and any team going to play them
had better look out for its reputation as
they are well known toe be hard ones
Mott, catcher; Shields, F. Newbert
pitchers; Pope, first base; G. Newbert,
second base; w: Newbert, third tjase;
Smith, shortstop; Wiseman, left field !;
Hannah, center field; Payne, right field;
w. Young, manager.
Jack Fitzgerald, formerly pitcher for
ST. Mary's College, Oakland, has signed
to play with the Phoenix Club. Fftz
has the reputation of being one of the
best amateur twinlers in California at
the present time.
Beckwith, who played with the Gilt
Edges the early part of the season, is
now pitching for the Rocklin team.
Pony Walker has also signed with this
team. The Rocklins claim that they
have the strongest amateur team on
the coast at the present time, and back
this assertion by $50, or as much as
any team is willing to put up. Why
don't enc of the amateur teams in this
city take up the Rocklins' challenge?
The B. & F.'s play the F1orin team
to-day at Florin.
Marysville will have team this sea
son. The first game will be played on
the Fourth of July. Last year they
had a strong team, and it seems sur
prising that they have waited so late
this season before organizing.
The Phoenix cross bats to-day with
the strong team at Colusa. The Phoe-
nix men know that they are going
against a hard game, and that if they
win they must play ball, but for all Of
this, they feel confident of coming back
with victory perched on their banner.
Fitzgerald and Cowden will be the
battery for the millers, and they claim
they will hold them for awhile.
The Valley Dairy team has organized
and is willing to meet any amateur
team This outfit had brilliant rec
ord last season, but this season they
| intend to eclipse that of last year.
The amateur season opened over in
Stockton last Sunday, and from now
till the end of the season they intend
having games in the Slough City. There
is prospect of the Mason team going
over before long, to cross bats with the
Stocktons.
Red Bluff has one of the strongest
teams in the northern part of the State
this year, and feels confident Of max
ing brilliant record before the sea
son closes. A few weeks ago the PhOe-
nix of Sacramento went up there to
try conclusions with that team, but
met with defeat. At the end Of the
sixth inning the score stood 1 to /, but
after that writes Bluffite, our boys
looks the lead and held it till the end,
winning out by a score of to l. 1t
was the best game played in this part
of the country SO far this year. and the
home team feels jubilant over the vic
tory. The game lasted one hour and
twenty minutes
The Athletic Club lads will play the
Rocklin team to-day on the Rocklin
diamond The Athletics defeated this
team several weeks ago. Since then
the Rockhnites have strengthened their
team, but for all that the Sacramento
boys are sure that they can come out
victorious once more.
The ST. Pauls yesterday defeated the
Sunsets by score of 10 to s. 1t was
rainy weather, but the ST. Pauls were
not afraid Of getting their suits wet.
Batteries: Causley and w. Lamphrey
for the st. Pauls, and Laroche, Gleason
and Hall for the Sunsets. The st.
-Pauls also defeated the Young Gilt
Edges on the 18th by IL to 10.
The Mockers defeated the Juniors
yesterday morning by score of to Z.
in seven innings. The battery for the
Mockers We're Chester Moore and Vim
cent Dunn, and for the Juniors James
Anderson and P. White. Moore pitched
/ a fine game. He famed out five bat
tiers.
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