Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-18
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Exciting Base Ball Games at
the "Hub"-Paid for Abus-
ing the Umpire.
Anson's Colts Done Up in Two
Games Yesterday BY
the Giants.

BosroN, September 14.--The Bostons
and Clevelands divided honors to-day
The playing Of the visitors was execrable
and this, aided by the Boston's timely
slick work, gave the latter an easy victory.
In the second game the Clevelards played
aiaultless fielding game and punched their
hits. In the third mining OF the second
game Captain Foutz was fined $75 and
ordered from the field for continued abuse
Of Umpire Curry, and Teabu was fined
$50. The trouble arose over q
double play. Score: Boston 8, Cleveland
each in the fifth and eighth. Base hits:
Boston 3, Cleveland z. Errors: Boston 8.
Cleveland z. Batteries: Boston-Clarkson
and Bennett; Cleveland Blakely and Zim.
msr. Umpire-Curry. Second game-Bos-
ton 0, Cleveland 4. Base hits: Boston a,
Cleveland 6. Errors: Boston 3, Cleveland
0. Batteries: Decentralization and Ben
nett; Decentralization and Sutcliff. Um.
plre-Curry.
At New York-The New York and Chica.
90 teams played two games to-day. The
first game was well played. Richardson
and Lewis covered themselves with glory,
and the spectators were continually ap-
plauding. The second game prob.
ably caused Anson more pain than
any other game he ever played. Dwyer's
curves were batted in every direction,
while in the fifth inning the whole Chicago
team went to pieces. New York 3, Chi
cago l. Base hits: New York 4, Chicago
5. Errors New York 8, Chicago s.
batteries: New York-Welch and Ewing:
Chicago-Hutchinson and Farrell. Umpire
Powers. ,.. ....--,
Second game-New York 8, Chicago 2 in
first and l in seventh. Base hits, New
York 15, Chicago 4. Errors. New York |
3, Chicago 4. Batteries: New York
Darling. Umpire-Powers.
At Washington-Conside the soggy |
turf the fielding on both sides was good. The |
Senator's batted Staley hard, and their hits |
we're well punched, while those OF the visi-
tpra were somewhat scattered. Score; \
Washington 10, Pittsburg z. Base hits:
Washington 13, Plttsbxrg IL. Errors:
Washington 8 Pittsburg IL. Batteries:
Washington-Keefe and DAILY; Pittsburg-l
staley and Carroll. Umpire-Lynch.
At Columbus-C Columbus 8, Cincinnati 1.
At Baltimore-First game: Baltimore 6.
Kansas City 8. Second game: Baltimore
g. Kansas City 5.
At Brooklyn-First game: Brooklyn 6,
Louisville q. Second game: Brooklyn Q.
Louisville 8,
At Phiiadelphia-First game: st. Louis
5, Athletics o. Second eame-St. Louis 4,
Athletics 4. Called on account OF darkness.
At Philadelphia: The Phillies won the
first game from Indianapois to-day by
making hits well together. The Roosiers
Won the second game in the ninth inning,
securing three runs, to which they contrib
uted only one base hit. Score-Philadel-
phia IL. Indianapolis 3. Base hits: Phlla-
delphia 13, Indianapolis 8. Errors: Phila.
delphia 4, Indianapolis 8. Batteries: Phil
adelphia-Bufiaton and Clements. Indian
apolis-Rusie and Sommers. Umpire
knight. Second game-Philadelphia z, In.
dianapolis 10. Base hits: Philadelphia
9, Indianapolis 13. Errors; Philadelphia
4. Indianapolis O. Batteries: Philadelphia
SANDERS and ScRriyer. Indianapolis-
Rpsie and sommers. Umpire-Knight,