Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-08
BASEB ALL.
The Senators Take Two Games from
Chicago.

WASHINGTON, September THE Sem
ators and Chicagos played two games
here today. In the first Chicago scored
two in the first inning, but by lucky
punching OF hits in the seventh the
home team pulled out. In the second
fine fielding by the nome team and
a lucky hit by Wilmot in the
eleventh inning won the game. Score:
First game-Washington, 4; Chicago,
3. Base hits; Washington, 9; Chicago,
II. Errors: Washington, 8; Chicago,
4. Batteries: Washington, Haddock
and DAILY; Chicago, Hutchinson and
Farrell. Umpires: Curry and Powers.
Second game-Washfngton, Q; Chi
cago, l. Base hits: Washington, 5; Chi
cage, 5. Errors Washington, l; Chi
cage, /, Batteries: Washington, Fer
son and DAILY; Chicago, Gumbert and
Darling. Umpires: Curry and Powers.
BOSTON WINS AGAIN.
Boston, September 7.-Boston took
another game from Pittsburg today, bat
ting Calvin freely, his support being
poor. Daily was very effective,
the fifth, and was taken out in the sixth,
Clarkson taking his place. Score: Bos-
ton, 5; Pittsburg, 8. Base hits: Bos-
ton, s. Pittsburg, 4. Errors: Boston,
49,; Pittsburg, 4. Batteries: Pittsburg,
Calvin, Carroll; Boston, Clarkson, Da-
ley, Camel. Umpire, McQuade.
GIANTS DEFEAT THE HoosIERs.
NEW YORK, September THE Giants
defeated the HOLSTERS today. Rusie was
batted freely and besides was poorly sup
ported. Darkness stopped the game al
the end of the seventh inning. Score
New York, IL !; Indianapolis, 4. Base hits,
New York, 10; Indianapolis, s. Errors !:
New York, l indianapolis, 6. Batteries
New York, Day, Brown and Murphy
indianapolis, Rusie, Buckley and Som
mers. Umpire, Knight.
BAD FIELDING BEATS CLEVELAND.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September T.
Cleveland outbatted Philadelphia two tc
one today, but threw the game away by
the worst kind of fielding. Score
Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, 8. Base
hits: Cleveland, IS; Philadelphia, s
Errors: Cleveland, 6; Philadelphia, 1,
Batteries: Cleveland, O'Brien and
thinner; Philadelphia, Burlington and
Clements. Umpire, Lynch.
ST. LOUIS CHAMPIONS FORFEIT THE GAME
New YORK, September 1.-THE ST.
Louis Champions forfeited today's game
to the Bridegrooms. During the home
teams last turn at the bat, at the end Of
the sixth inning, when the visitors were
in the lead, they began to clamor for the
game to be called, and upon every
decision after that there was kick
| Umpire Goldsmith kept fining St. Louis
with little effect. The Brooklyn club
will insist upon 81 500 fine being i'm.
posed on St. Louis. Two or three of the
St. Louis players were roughly handled
after the game. The score when the
game was called stood: Brooklyn, q
st. Louis, 4.
OTHER ASSOCIATION GAMES.
BALTIMORE, September baltimore
5; Cincinnati, 5. Game called at end Of
ninth inning on account of darkness.
PHILADELPHIA, September 7.-Ath
letics, A. Louisvilles, 4. Called on &C.
| count of darkness at end of ninth.
COLUMBUS, September 7.-Columbus,
s; Kansas City, 0.
GOOD GAME AT FRISCO.
SAN Francisco, September T.
The San Franchises and Sacramentoi
played good game today. In the sew.
enth inning Levy made one-hand catch
far out in left field, threw to Whitehead
and put out Hayes at third. San Fran
ciscos, 10; Sacramentos, 8.
EBRIGHT's ROCKY ERRORS.
STOCKTON, September THE Oak
lands by good use of the stick at the
proper time, coupled with three rocky
misplays by Ebright as short
and one by Stickney, defeated
the Stocktons today by score
of 10 to 2. Ebright's errors alone were
responsible for six runs in the third anG
| fifth innings.