Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-04
ONE TO NAUGHT
IN WINDY CITY
Arohans Succeed in Shutting Out
ST. Louis Nine.
puILLIEs WIN TWO GAMES.
rene. Presented with a n cipher, but
Play an Errorie-s Gamo-Pit's-
burgers PIay Liisc Amaicurs'

r,sontlaiy the star game yesterday
a. the mitch between tho orphans
IA Tobonu's Reds at chicago. II was
-.septlaiiy pitchers battle In which
III, one run was scored by either side.
st Louis being cmphaticnlly shut out.
Az Philadelphia the home team had no
neieuiy In securing two straight
r,mcs from the Misnts Pittsburg and
baltimore also crossed bats. Jennings
vss an unexpected factor In accom-
,ishlng the defeat OF the Pirates, ne
is8red no loTs than four out OF the hve
rira that were necessary to defeat the
home team.
Nrv York critics are becoming APP
.t.trraiye about the Hrooklyu'n finish
h,sy sly the superbaH ore not playing
II Well nH they did n month aEo. aud
sadly lack dash since their last western
trip
Kceiey leads the brooklyn team In
stoIsn bnnar. and yet those Oriulcr-
Nggraw, Holmes and Sheckard-cxccl
M brooklyn leader A. team tho
Hrooklyn's have only 1875 bases nh
AGAINST 100 by Baltimore.
Manager Tinker OF tho Williams
naaehall association reports that on tho
r5ut season about 1890 was cleared.
no largest amount Ia Ito history by
the aaroclntiou, ana this was done In
spite of greatly Increased expenses.
pi,,sburs's new pitcher. Cheabro. on
whom Hanlon had an option. has made
4 nattering debut In the league. II IN
not Improbable that Hanlpn let tho
level rCf away frpm him when he per-
mltted bic option on Chcsbro to lapse.
jack Boyle. recently released by Kan
f1a city. because he was altogether too
slow f1r this circuit. goes homo 10 Gin.
eirnatl. evidently sore on the world, and
rr5aaada 20 string somebody ON tho
Cincinnati Commcfclnl-Trlh He IL
quoted by that paper an follows Any
team IN me league that secures lead
of five runs on IT, opponents provided
the homo team o. tho leader. never viii
H. headed The games are started with
two new balls, ana n they should hap
pan 90 go out Of the lot Old balls that
have been used for practice arr thrown
iu when the home team In any % the
cities " the circuit gets n lead that
makes them fcel comfortable. they yet
o. couple OF balls on the Ice and put
them into the game and thereafter
there IN no hitting II II a fact that
balls arr kept on Ice Tor this purpose.
The scheme originated IN Detroit Sow
erui seasons ago, ana now ~ In vogue
In every city IN the circuit" Jack also
says that the Western league has no
use Tor players that draw high fslarlcH.
n certainly hasn't N they can't givo
HomcthinF IN return. which probably
accounts Tor noyie's release.
PIRATES DEFEATED.
PittsburF. Aug. 3.-Jennings. who was
unexpectedly snapped 90 the orioles
for NOpa and Demontrcville, was u big
factor IN four of the visitors runs,
His two and three baErerH brought IN
two runs aud he scored two on hits BY
nrodlc. Notwithstanding this handl-
cap. Pittsburg had three chances to
win. but amateuriHh playing which
does not show In the score. gave the
victory tp the other fellows. Attend
uncc, 1900,
SCORE.
I'll. z.
Pltishurg &c. 90. ..' ...,.... :
halNmnfc ssssssss 'ss 90 Gee sst I
Hlttcrips-Choabro. Sparks and Bow
srman; Howell and Rohinson-umplrcs
-Emglle and Mcdonald.
TWO FROM TAILENDERs.
Philadelphia. Aug. 3-Thc phillios
Won two games from Cleveland today,
lhutting the visitors out In the second
Both games were urcsomc. Attendance.
SCORE.
First same
ri r.
,l'leland ...... ..... ...,.,.,,..l 3
ihilld"lphl1 ....., ..,.s,.. .,.t, G y 2
nattericH-Colilnowcr and sugdrn:
Pau and Mcfarland. umplroB-Gaff-
hey and Latham.
Second game
H. II Il.
Fisy,lSPa A." 49, 800" { 9
batterles-IIuFhey and sugden. Dom
ohue and Douglas. umplres-Gaf-
nsy and Latham.
BATTLE OF THE PITCHERS.
Chicago. Aug. 3.-Powen ana Garyin
tgaEc1 In pitchers battle today In
which Garyin came out winner. Bur
A.il was the only visitor 20 solve tho
loungstor'H delivery. getting three of
w, Tour hits The locals could not
lld Powell until the eighth. when they
poe double and two singles, scoring
"' only run made. Attendance, 1900.
SCORE.
H. H. =,
"a is9i, '''''' ''''' ''''''''
''A'H ssss .sssssss. ..sssss
batteries Garyin and ponahue;
od9geU ana SchrecongOst. UmplreH-
uphy and Smith
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
p. w. L. &c.
bu.tHtlphln .,.. O.. ,,.. pi % 30 ,NOl
e, 'Nnte ''..,.. ,.,,..hl b2 81 .t,l
ct "Lu'H ''''. ..s.,ss,,A9 90 10 .5bl