Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-05
Another Double victory for Pittxburg


The Bostons. playing at home yesterday.
were twice defeated by the Pittsburgs. the
first game being shut-out for the Bean
eaters 8 to. O, while the second was won
by the score of g to ). Superior batting
won the first game for the Pirates, while
Door fielding by Boston lost the second.
Dineen held the visitors down to six hits
in the second game. Following are the
scores by innings:
First game:
Boston. ..... 0 o 0 0 o 90
Pittsburg ...... o 0 40
Earned runs-Pit,sburg 4. Two-hase hits.Nich
OILS and Ritchey. Double plays-RitG,hey to Ely to
Ritchey to o.Brien Sacrifice hits Beaumont;
WAGNER and Rshsy First base ns on balls
Clark O'Bren and Freeman Struck out-By
Nichols. /: by Chesbro I. Passed ball,O' Common
~ minutes
Second game:
Boston Boz ..%n, :.,......... Q Q Ia Ia
hits Wagner. Tenny and OBrien Three-base hit
+. Clarke stolen bases.Dineen WAGNER 20 q.
base on balls on Dineen. 8; OF Tannehill. l.
Struck out-By Thnnehill 2 Passed balls Clark
l hour and 40 minutes.
New Yorks Wins Two Games.
The Cincinnatis were outplayed at critical
yesterday III Ne" loTh, tue 1idIltS
winning the first game by the score OF
to 3. and the second IL to 3. Hawleys
steady work in the first game finally landed
the victory. while deaf-mute Taylor out
pitched both Hahn and Phillips in the
second. Following are the scores by in
nngs:
First game:
S Ss~ Ya1s '. %
First base errors Cincinnati. 2: New York. 2
Left On bases-CIncinnati: 4: New York. 4. First
out-By Scott. 1; by Hawley 4. Sacrifice hits
Irwin. Foster smith and Hawley. Stolen bases
ter i to boyle Two-n.s rsieinfsidi ani HEX
man HI! by pitcher Scott, !; Passed ball.
hour and 80 minutes
Second game:
Ssw Yoss ..,,,.,,.. $685. IL
First base on errors Cincinnati 3: New York. 1.
| Left on bases-Cincinnati To- New York. 8. First
Ia base on balls - OF Hahn 4; 4, o. Phillips. p of
8. Sacrifice hit Bowerman. Stolen base-stein-
feldt. Double play Phillips steinfeidt and Beck
man l2, and selbach Hit by pitched ball-By
| Taylor l. Umpire Snyder Time Of game-2
hours
Chicago. =, Brooklyn 7.
Chicago outplayed Brooklyn at every
| point yesterday on the latter's grounds, and
| won out by the score Of 8 to Z. The cham
| pions made startling rally in the ninth
inning. scoring four runs, stopping within
one tally of a tie. Following Is the score
| by innings:
G s1aosisn .:::::::.: 81
Earned rans-Chieago, 2: Brooklyn. B. Three
base hits-Green and Keller. Two-base hits
Childs. Aertes, Green GU, Mccormick Kelley (2)
and Mcclure. First base on errOrs-Chicago. /;
| Brooklyn. 1. Left on bases-Chicago. Il; Brook
| Ign. H. Struck out-By Howell. 1; by Garvin. 2.
Sacrifice hits-Doaahue and Keller. Stolen bases
Jones. Kelley t2) Dahlen. DAILY (2l and Mctsnnity.
/ First base on balls-On Weyhing 8: Oh Garvin, o.
Double plays-Bradley. Childs and Mertes 81; Dom
| ahue and Childs. Passed bsl-Doaahue. Umpire
Mr.. Hurst. Time OF game-2 hours and n min
| utes.
Philadelphia, Is; st. Louis, g.
Hitting at opportune times was RESPONSE
BILE for the Phillies defeating st. Louis in
| the Quaker city yesterday by the score OF
Il to g. Both teams fielded poorly, the