Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-15
YESTEEDAY,S PLAYING.
Double Games on Nearly All I'll
League Grounds.

New YORK, September 14.-The New
York and Chicago teams played two
games today. The first was we'll played.
Ward, Richardson and Welch covered
themselves with glory, and the specta-
tors were continually applauding. The
second game probably caused Anson
more suffering than any other game he
ever played. Dwyer's curves were bat
ted in every direction, while in the fifth
inning the whole Chicago team went to
pieces. Score:
SsIc,yo SsS York I'D S9Sd6 ! SS11 o-3 o-3
Base hits: New York 8; Chicago, s.. Errors
New York, 81 Chicago 5. Batteries: New
York, Welch and Ewing; Chicago, Hutchinson
and Farrell Umpire, Powers
SECOND GAME.
New York.........,...99 99S9S9 9-1s 99E-1ss
Base hits; New York, 15; Chicago, 4. Errors:
New York, 2; Chicago, A. 4 Batteries RES New
York, Keefe and Brown. Chlcsgo, Dwyer ana
Darling. Umpire, Powers.
Called at end Of seventh on account OF
rain,
HoNoRs DIVIDED.
BosToN, September 14.-The Bostons
and Clevelands divided honors today,
each winning one game. In the first the
fielding of the visitors was execrable,
and this, aided by the Boston's lively
stick work, gave the latter an easy vic
tory. In the second game Cleveland
played a faultess fielding game, and
punched their hits. In the third inning
of the second game, Captain Faatz was
fined SIS and ordered from the field for
the continued abuse of Umpire Curry,
and Tebeau was fined $50. The trouble
arose over double play. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
6Ss;sn 6isvs5snd. .::.oo :..:..:.o Sd6G9S $50 A.
Base hits: Boston, 8; Cleveland g.
Boston, 8. Batteries: Boston. ,:, Errors:
Bennett 'Bskeley Ind aTason ia,ar en-" snd
SECOND eI'ur
si:ssiaaa sS;,sR nj. ai3 ,.: fSg 60 GO
Boston, q ceS eS. sian9 7; Cleveland, 6, Errors
Nader and Bennett Cieyans Beatin and
eu'ci'he, Umpire, Curry.
THE PHILLEs AND ssoesIERs.
-, PHILADELPHIA, III Sept Snbes, 14.--The
fhliiles won the first ane from Indian-
apolls today by max sg their hits well
together. The Hoo fers Won the second
game IN the ninth nninp. scoring thgee
runs to which they ,contrs sbuted only one
base hit. Score:
1ndlsasnpo7is 1FndillsdslphIs 5 % % o oo,e al
ine,anapolis pasa a3 o 100 Q Q Q L
RrloSs Phi eilsaelphia 81 dndianapolis hss
Sndisnan .slieiphia, Burlington and Clements
Knight. kp s;fis, Rkusie and sommers. Umpire
phu SECOND GAME.
I'M hH'l .ss,gA,,,: 9gs,,. Z 9 81 81
r ssse hts: philadelphia, 8; Indianapolis, II
.rrors: Philade lphia, 1nd1anapolls, y, ,DaI Sa,
Tdianapolis, Rusie and Fee and somers. Un
pire, Knight.
THE SENATORS IN LUCK.
WASHINGTON, September 14.-Consid
ering the soggy turf, the fielding on bot
s;lles was good and the batting heavy
The Senators batted Staley hard an
their hits were we'll punched, will
those of the visitors were somewhs
scattered.
washington s,s:l,,, 4 SS d39S 81 q
Base hits MsaninEsonp E ps;sbuPF ss rteouFg Bste
les: Washington, Beefe and DAILY; Plttsour
staiey and Carroll. Umpire, Lynch.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
COLUMBUS, September 13.-Columbr
9; Cincinnati, 1.
BALTIMORE, September "A First gan
baltimore, 6; Kansas City, s: secor
game-Baltimore 3; Kansas Clty, o.
BROOKLYN, September l4.-First gan
- -Brooklyn, 6; Louisville, 2. secor
game-Brooklyn, 6; Louisville, ..
PHILADELPHIA, September IA g FII
garne-St. Louis, 5; Athletics, |. secni eco
garne-St. Louis, A; Athletics, 4. Gain
on account of darkness.
BEATEN BY THE UMPIRE.
SACRAMENTO, September 14.-The 81
ramento club went under again today
the contest with the San francisco
Score, to 4. The local club did go
playing, and claim to have been beat
by Umpire Chipman's errors.
sToc KToN's NEW PITCHER.
SAN FRANcIsCo, September At
stocktons new pitcher held the Oakla
men down to nine scattered hits u
afternoon, while Coughlan was foul
fifteen times for total of eighteen bRs
Score stockton, IL; Oakland, 8.