Evening star., 1900-10-12
Boston, o; Philadelphia, 4.

The Phillies played a poor game on their
own grounds yesterday, and the Bostons
won by the score of to 4. Conn, new
twirler. was wild. and. in addition. was
given poor support. Willis was hit hard
but his support was good. Following Is the
score by innings
Ea,isaelpha. Ea,4sb .. .... . .
base biis-Flick ~, Chles Wolverion and Conn.
Stolen bnses,Coliins, stshi all. and Lowe Double
Philadelphia, 10; Boston. !. First base on balls
OF Willis A. of Conn Hit Hit by pitched il. @,u,s ball
Wild pitch-Conn. Umpire-Mr Hurst. Time Of
game-Two hours and five minutes.
New York, :; BrookIyn, 4.
Pitcher Donovan went to pieces In the
second inning at Brooklyn yesterday. and
the Giants scored seven runs, enough to de-
feat the champions by the score of to 4.
Hawley had two bad innings; but two runs
in each inning was the best his opponents
could do. Following is the score by innings:
sss ssootlSn hSEa: :::: o q
Earned runs-New York. 8. Two-base hits-van
base on errors-New York, !; Brooklyn, l. Left on
bases-New York, g., Brooklyn. T. Struck eut,By
Stolen bases-van Haitren o. Davis and sheck-
ard. First base balls-By Donovan. 3; by Haw-
Davis g. and Doyle. Hit by pitched ball--By Dono.
van. /. Passed ball-steelman. umpire-Mr sny-
Base Ball Notes.
National League season of 1900 closes
Monday.
Ex-senator Bill Donovan had another Of
his wild days yesterday.
The American League will not come east
without consent Of the National League.
Manager Hanlon wants to play in Phiia-
delphia next Monday, having a postponed
Qua
need the money.
The difference between Morgan Murphy
and some Of his imitators is that the Phila-
delphia man has brains.
Pfttsburg won eleven or Its twenty games
with st. Louis
In the 300 batting class are four pitchers
four catchers, three first basemen. two Sec
ond basemen, two third basemen one
shortstop. four left fielders, five center
feIders and five eight fielders.
Chicago has thhteen pitchers on It's list
They are Griffith, Callahan, Taylor, Ciarvln,
Menefee, Harvey, Cunningham. Miller, Pat
terson, Eason. Hughes, Heimerl and Wei
mer.
II there is a chance offered for ball play
ers to desert the big league there is one
club which will be sure to be almost broken
up This is the New York. The players
are tired of working under the rules laid
down by Freedman, and II the reports
about the fines collected by Manager Davis
are true then the players will hardly be
blamed.
McGinnity and TannehiIl still keep their
places at the top OF the pitching column,
although large holes have been punched
cut of both their averages during the past
week. An eloquent tribute to the hard
ness Of the struggle ts shown by the fact
that these two men are the only all-season
pitchers whose records are even remark
able.
wait until next season." always Is the
cry and when next" season comes prob
ably 1t will be the same old wall, IL not
In New York, then somewhere else. for all
teams cannot be at the top at the same
time. The Giants are saying Next sea-
son we will not be at the bottom" and the
champions are saying next season Pitts
burg won't have chance. and the Pirates
are saying the same thing about Brooklyn.
and 30 on ad infinitum.
Says Casey OF Brooklyn: ST was talking
about this man Hickey one day, and tell
ing how he stopped some clever bunts In
fine style. It was soon al over the country
that said he was a. good ~ Jimmy Coli
Tins I also got clippings from home and