Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-02

PERFECTOS FINALLY WIN.
Thrice the Game seemed Lost to re-
bcau's tribe. aud Zach Time They
Rallied brooklyn Defeated.

yesterday before the Pcrfcctos and
Champions could demonstrate which
nine had the better Of the game; from
an accounts Il was n great match. and
st. Louis won the day In the face Of
good. honest bail. brooklyn gave her
admirers quite shock yesterday when
she proved easy meat for Clncinnatra
Reds. At Chicago the Orphans have
apparently reached the turn In the long
icnc of bad luck and finally succeeded
IN snatchlnr one poorly played game
from the Senators. AZ Louisville the
Colonies punched thclr hits in man.
ner that furnished the New Yorkcrs
with several glad surprises: HIrhtnoid-
cr Mike Ticrhoid evidently assisted his
own team 20 defeat. and accordingly
was given his unconditional release by
New York The Phllllcs and the Mis-.
nts also came together In the quaker
Iity, had the home men done their
duty Cleveland would have lost 1G
gaines this season. however tho Tail
endcru succeeded IN capturing one game
IN the doublc-hcadcr. pittHburg met
baltimore ON the formers ground. ana
when the smoke OF battle had cleared
away the enemy was theirs.
After nine years service Mcclure Of
Washington has been traded to Brook.
lyn for First Baaemnn McGann and
catcher Alex Smith Washington has
also sent Catcher Butler 20 the Toronto
club and purchased s0uthpaw Pitcher
Miner from Lancaster.
Now Workers are not attending the
games IN brooklyn Ia druyoa, nB was
predicted by the New York reporters
ana expected by the brooklyn manage.
mont Those who were acquainted
with the real provlnciallam OF the In
hnhitants " Manhattan island felt sure
that they would never onthuHc over
any team, no matter how successful
except 1t be labeled Now York.
The Cincinnati team ISN'T very pro.
llhc In base hits this season, but when
% comes 60 nddIuE 10 the population
they Just about yunk the bun Fol-
lowing the advent OF twins iu the Cor
curnn household have some additions
20 tho pwycr ana Stencil families dur
Ing the past week
Harvey bailey. the noaion'a now
'eouthpuw' pitcher sayu hr never nc-
ceutcd terms wish the Grand Rapids
club. Hut the national board has sus-
t1ined Grand Rapids claim and Bos-
ton u now cndcuvpriug 20 buy that
club on Grand Rapids wants $500.
but the Boston club consider that exc
cessivc. and may lot tho promising
youngstcr so 20 save that pittnncc.
IA Andrews quit because he was dis
ruHted with the way things nrr run
ln the biz league. He particularly
hlames Managers Ewing. Hunlun ana
Tobcnu for tho umplrcs troubles, as
they continually insist upon ana bully
FOR everything close or not close These
three men, says Andrews. further are
the largest factors In the manifest de-
cline Of popular Interest In tho game.
WAS A GREAT GAME.
81. Louis. Aug. i.-st. Louis came out
ON top today In the greatest gnmo Of
ball over seen IN this city. The game
seemed hupolossly lost 10 tho perfect1s
three times. but they rallied ON each
occasion. Powell relieved Sudhon In the
twelfth inning AMI won the game for
bic side boz the fourteenth by batting
the bail 20 the clubhouse for home
run. Attendance, 1900
SCORE.
II. IT, T..
~ LOUIS ''''''' '.s'.. ...,,s'..,S l5 8
BOSTON 'ssss ssssss ss.sss sssssst u
Battcrlos-Sudhon. Powell and
schrccongost, Nichols and Clarke. um-
plrcs-O'bny ana McGatr.
TANNEHILL HIT OFTEN.
Plttsburg. Aug. i.-Tannchiu was hit
often but not effectively. Time and
again Baltimore flod tho bases but
could not score. Seventeen hits and
but two runs shows neither play on
one side or superior work on the other.
Attendance, 5000.
SCORE.
n. II. y.
IllhnuIk s'sss ssssss ssss ....sN 10
baltimore ''.'' .s.' ..... ..,...2 II .
Batterlea-Tannohlli and schrivcr;
McGlnnlty and Robinson. Umplrcs-
g,sss ........u ..'...f 49,. '''i''H