Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-07

mont, Slagle. Doug las and Doan. Double plays
and I.ajcle First base on balIs-0n CHESHIRE. 8:
H 2 sst s ob,sy Tnssos y
One hour and forty five minutes
Boston Captured Both Games.
Boston and Cincinnati played a double
header in the latter city yesterday, and the
former won both through sensational bat
ting rallies in the last inning of each game.
The scores were to 1 and to 3, respec-
lively. Dinneen and Lewis pitched master
full ball for the Beaneaters. and the fielding
lowing are the scores, OF both games by
innings: '''"'
s snsi1n ..::: 1888 9 9 81
and ss.hI: Double plsys9sis Bride s and sesf1ey:
g fa!gen Dn Ell R!'fsts s, s:D' s@
pire-Mr swartwood Time OF iyame-Two hnurs
Second game: s-ts
GSsiSn sas 81 81 g 90
Earned Isd 5 2: Rnston q TwObase
Newton 3: Lewis. B.. Hit lkys pItsh ball Lewis.
Il f sa4 Bnfs
utes. r. .)n.,5I g si''s 'tf
Chicago, 8, Brooklyn, Z.
Brooklyn and Chicago played an excit-
ing game in the windy city yesterday, the
home club winning out by the score of
to I. Cunningham was hit hard in the
first five innings by the champs" but he
BANKED them the last four triple by
Chance and a timely single by Green won
the game for the Chicagos in the ninth in
ming. Following is the score by innings:
Chicago. ............... 10 0 0 Is
First base by errors-Chicago. l. Left on bases
Chicago; 2 Br9Gkiym First on ballseG Cum
carfhy. Kelly: Jennings: Dahlen, Chance. Two
base hitnpe1ter Sacrifice hits-BradIey Nicer
mick. Double pays-Ganzel tunassisted,; DAILY,
Dahlen and Jennings; Dahen and Jennings Um-
pre-Hurst Time Of same-Two hours
other Games Played Yesterday.
At pois-Indianapolis 6; Buff
falo. eleven innings.
At Cortland-Cortland, 10; Binghamton, 5
(ten innings). Cortland, .; Binghamton, 0
forfeiD.
At Troy-Troy. Schenectady. 5.
At Utica-Utica, 3: Albany, l.
AT Elmira-Rome, I; Emira, g.
At Toronto-Toronto, 3; Springfield. l.
Springfield. 13; Toronto, ) Second game).
At Rochester-Hartford. 4: Rochester. o.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 3; Montreal B.
Providence. 8; Montreal, ! second game).
At Syracuse-Syracuse, 5; Worcester, 1.
Base Ball Notes.
Boston seems to have got started right
this trip
Freeman was on first and Barry in left
for Boston yesterday. and the pair made
five of the eleven hits credited to Boston in
the first game.
Billy Dahlen Of the Brooklyns is simply
outclassng all the short stops this season.
10 w h1t
got him going in remarkable style.
The veteran Van Haltren is playing the
game Of his life this season for the New
Yorks. In fielding his work has been clean
cut and accurate, while at the bat he is one
of the best pinch hitters in the country.
Yesterday Van Haltren made three Of the
four hits credited to the Giants.
Buffalo played another perfect game yes
terday at Indianapolis, but lost in the elev-
enth inning by one run. Luck seems to
have deserted the Bisons since they took to
the road.
This talk about reducing the players sal
aries in the National League is all poppy
cock. A fine exhibition of i"crawling' would
be given by the magnates on the present
salaries should the Brotherhood decide to
strike.
Here's funny one from Cincinnati Dur
Ing an exciting amateur game in that city
the left fielder of one1of't the clubs chased
a long fly almost to the, fence. Just as the
ball was going over his head he turned to
eaten 1t. and the sphere struck him on the
forehead and bounded Over the fence MAX
ing home run for this batter.
Billy Clingman. thesNeteEan short stop,
has been released by Chicago and will
probably drift into the, American League.
He would make good man for Buffalo.
Louis Bierbauer was released by Milwau-
kee yesterday. and Immediately signed by
Buffalo.
The Syracuse base bail franchise and
team were transferred tTast flight to Frank
J. Leonard. who has associated with him
several men in Syracuse, and outside.
Morgan Murphy finally broke into game
yesterday at Pittsburg In the eighth in
ming Douglass stove one Of his fingers and
ne went to the repair shop, Murphy taking
his place. Jimmy Williams, the Pirate third
baseman. also got back after a three weeks
absence with sore legs
me league political pot is boiling. says
the st. Louis Republic, John T. Brush has
been swinging around the league Circuit.
and it's good betting that he is not making
the trip for his health. II 1t wasn't for that
ten,year agreement things would have been
made decidedly pleasant for Abel Of Brook
iyn at the last meeting of the league and
II wouldn't be surprising If the kibosh
was administered to Brooklyn this year,
ANYHOW, agreement or no agreement.
II was a singular reception that the st.
LOUIS base ball players received at League
Park, st. Louis, Saturday afternoon, it
being the occasion of theft first appearance
at home In over three weeks. Where It was
expected that jeers and sarcasm would be
dealt out to the disappointments, It was
CHEERS and applause. and each member Of
the tribe was the recipient Of a welcome
sven warmer IMAM the sizzling afternoon as
ne look nv nsst time at the bat. All Of