The record-union., 1899-07-24
SicRAMEnTANS RETALIATE.
TURNED THE TABLES ON THE
SANTA CRUZ TEAM. >
The Visitors Lay Their Defeat to
the Hot Wave, But Spec
tators Didn't.

!. What Santa Cruz on Saturday did
TO Sacramento was yesterday re-
turned with interest. The local peo-
PIE had blood in their eyes, and com
menced to slog from the first tap of
the gong.
sacramento 10, Santa Cruz 4.
That looks more like it, and so said
the great crowd which witnessed the
contest. The team work of the locals
showed a decided improvement over
Saturdays game and the honors easily
Iell to "Corned Beef Eagan, who took
ten hard chances without a skip. 1T
was Eagan's day, and he made hay
while the sun was shining.
Hennie Stulz, for the locals, and
Bricktop" Devereaux, for the visitors,
each balled out a home run, Devereaux
taking his on the first ball pitched by
Doyle in the game.
Hayne, the Salt Lake pitcher,
brought to the coast by Santa Cruz,
succumbed to the effects of the eli
mate, and roaring Jim Shea helped
him out
The game was full of hard hitting,
snappy fielding and perspiration, and
for ten hits, the locals pounded Hayne
and Shea for fifteen.
In the first Haines, Santa Cruz's
new pitcher gave Mclaughlin base
on the first four balls pitched. Har-
vey hit safe to center field, and Dren-
nan accommodating with an error
placed him on second, Mclaughlin an
chorng at third Eagan slashed a
lnff fol yh oh
kicked, but recovered in time to shoot
the Texas. Steer out at second, but
while he was doing it Mclaughlin and
Harvey crossed the plate. Doyle rolled
one to Kleiber and was out on first
and Eagan bounded a safe one over
Kleiber's head for bag. Eagan
started for second and Pace threw the
ball over Arrelanes' head in an effort
to shut him out, and brennan, the CEN
ter fielder, promptly kicked it when it
got up to him, and Eagan kept on run
ming and when the sphere got back,
had spiked the plate for the third ran.
Brick" Devereaux was the first man
UP for the Sand Crabs and he lifted
the first Offering of Doyle far over the
left field fence for home run, and the
crowd yelled for the noisy nimole
bricktop who guards the third station.
Pace was hit and walked, and Streib
took first on Stulz's error, but was out
at second on Clark's grounder to
Eagan; Clark on first and Pace on
third brennan poked a safe one to
center field and Pace scored. Haines
flew a high one to O'Connor and out,
and brennan was caught off of the in
itial, the play resulting in the cap
Eyr-- and
third And the score stood Sacrament
to 3, Santa Cruz =.
In the second Stulz was an easy out
at first from short, and Sheehan got
free transportation on balls, as did
also Mclaughlin. Harvey touched
one to Arrelanes and Mclaughlin died
at second; Sheehan safe on third.
O'Connor dropped one to Kleiber and
expired at first, and the chance was
gone.
In their half of the second the vfsi-
tors expired in one, two, three ORDER
while for the locals, Stanley, who had
been given a base on balls scored on
Shanahan's safe drive past second and
Stulz ended the trouble by going out
at first via Devereaux.
In the third Devereaux sent a hot
one to Eagan and was safe on first,
and Pace slashed a safe one along
second, putting Brick on that stop.
Streib shot one to StulZ, who nipped
Devereaux at the plate; Pace safe on
second and Streib on first. Clark hit
safe to left field and Pace scored;
Streib on second and Clark at the in
itial. Then brennan poked one TO
Eagan who doubled up with Stulz and
O'Connor pinching Clark at second and
brennan at first, and the score was
to 3, with Sacramento on the long
end
In the fourth round, Mclaughlin
slashed out a hot one to left field, stole
second and scored on Harvey's safe
one to right field. O'Connor was hit
and walked, and Shea went into the
box relieving Hayne, and both runners
moved up peg on wild pitch. Shea
struck Doyle out, and Eagan sent one
to Devereaux, and was an easy out at
first and the score was D to 3 in favor
ef~fhe locals. The visitors did the one,
two, three act over again, to the en-
joyment of the crowd.
In the fifth, with Stanley out, Shan
ahan tore off a base hit to center field,
and came in on Stulz's home run drive
over the left field fence. Sheehan put
a safe one to center field for a bag, but
was out at second on McLaughlin's
grounder to Kleiber. Harvey drove
one to short and was safe on first, but
NJ O'Connor died at first, and the
score was Z to 3.
Santa Cruz rolled up another goose
egg in their half of the inning, and
in the sixth, with Doyle out, Eagan
ripped off a two-bagger to left field,
Stanley won a base on balls, and
Eagan scored on Shanahan's single to
center Stulz hit over the left field
ers head and Stanley scored, and
Shanahan was safe in with his run, but
was called out by "Czarina" O'Con
NELL who claimed to be umpiring the
game. and the score was 9 to g.