The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-15
ON TaE DIAnONp,


toe League and Aooociattou Ganea
of Yesterday.
WAsHfS6roS, Sept. A-Couxsderins the
soggy tart the neldinx ON both sides vas
good and the batting heavy. The senators
oatsed Staley hard, and their hits were
well bunched. while those of the visitors
were somewhat scattered.
score " ashingtou 10, Pittshurg :.
base hits Washington Is. Pittsburx T.:
errors-M y sshington 5. Pitishurg II. Bat,
ferie<-W axnington, Keefe and Daily;
fiusburg, SsAiey and Carroll Umpire
Lynch.
TWO CANES AT BOSTON.
BosroS. sept 1.-The Bostons and
Cievelands divided hoaors to-day. The
plasi ing of the visitors was cxeesable, and
this, aided by the Bostons' stock work.
gave the latter an easy victory In the
second game the ClevelanAs played with
fanltieae fielding throughout the game,
and punched their hiss- In the third INN
ing OF the second game Captain Fouts was
fined US and ordered from the field for
beau was nned 500 The trouble arose over
double play.
Score-boston s, Cleveland / each in
nth and eighth innings.
Base hits-Boston 8, Cleveland z: errors,
Boston 5, Cleveland 2. batteries Bos-
ton. Cisrkson and Bennett: Cleveland.
blakel.y and thinner. Umpire-Cu.ry.
Base hits-Boston !, Cleveland 8; errors,
Boston 2, Cleveland 0. Batteries Bos-
ton, Madden aud Bennett; Cleveland,
Bestn and satcliffe. Umpire-Curry.
sKw YORK WINS TWO GAMES
NEW YORK, Sept H--The New York and
Chicago teams played two games today
The first Was weli played. Ward. Richard
SON and Lewis covered themselves with
glory and tie spectators were continually
sppiauding The second game probably
caused Ans0n more pain thsa any other
game ever played. Dryers curves were
battcd In every direction. while in the
fifth inning the whole Chicago team went
70 pieces.
Basehits-New York 4, Chicago S: errors,
New York 3, Chicago 5. Bate ries-New
York, WEIGH and Ewing; Chicago Hutchi-
sou and Farrell. Umpire, Powers.
second gsme-New York Is, Chicago 2 In
nrst and l In seventh inning.
Base hits-New York, Is, Chicago 8;
New York. Keefe and Brown; Chicago,
Dwyse and Daring. Umpire, Powers.
HoNoRs Easy At PHILADELPHIA.
PHfLADKLPHIA. Sept 1.-THE Phiiadel-
phias won the first game from Indianapo-
lis today. by making their hits well to-
gether. The Hoosiers won the second
game In the ntnth inning, scoring three
runs. TO which they contributed only one
base hit
Scose-Phiisdelphis II, indianapolis s.
Base hits-philadelphia l3; Iudianapolls,9 3:
Errors, Philadelphia 4. indianapolis s..
Observation-Disclosures and ClcmeptS for
RhiiadelphiA. fur EDojouapoi1e, kuau1g and
sommers. Umpire. Knight.
Second game-Phiiadeiphia Z, Indian
spolis 10. Base hits-Philsdeiphia, 81. In
.ianapois, iS; errors. Philadelphia 4, In
dianapolis 0. Batteries Philadelphia,
Sanders aud Schrivcr; Indianapolis, Rus.
sic and Fee Sommers. Umpire, Knight.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
COLUMBUS, Sept. H.-Columbus ., Gin
cinnati l.
BALT,MoKE, Sept H-First game-Balti-
more 6. Kansas City 8. second game-Balu-
more I, Kansas City D.
BRooKLYN. Sept First game-Brook-
lyn z, Louisville ,. Second game-Brooklyn
6, Louisvilles 8.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept H.-First game--St.
Louis s, Athletics l. second game-SL
Louis 4, Athletics 4. Game called on nc.
count of darkness.