Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-04
Even Break Mt New York

Cincinnati and the Giants played two
games yesterday afternoon in New York
before 1900 people, the visitors winning
the first game by the score of 10 to and
the second went to the home club by the
score OF III to 6, only five innings being
played in the second contest on account of
darkness Carrick went to pieces in the
mrs game, allowing the Reds six runs in
the last inning, while in the second Mercer
held the visitors safe al all times. Follow
Ing are the scores by innings:
First game:
Se~ york. ::: go go
Left on bases-Cincinnati. 5; New York H. First
Smith Doyle and Csriek Stolen bases Barrett
kehoe to Irwin; Foster to Gleason to Doyle Two.
base s.aa% and Hickman wild pitch
der. Time Of game-2 hours.
Second game:
SeW S'I york ::::s II, Iii
balls-Or Newton p of Mercer, 2. Struck OUT ~
Stolen sAf MERCER h
Hickman Double plays Foster to Gleason to
umpire-Mr Snyder. Time Of game-1 hour and
Brooklyn, 10, Chicago, z.
Brooklyn won the afternoon game on its
own grounds yesterday afternoon from the
Chicagos by the score of 10 to 7, through
good batting and base running. Both pitch
ers were hit reasonably hard, but the err
rors Of the visitors were costly. Following
is the score by innings:
H Bnoeffgn . ....:: S49S9 E,5d
Earned runs-chicaeo. 3; Brooklyn. 2. Home Home
Bradley. Three-base hitNKeIiey. Two-base
Ghcnss g. and Da First base on
Galahan 2 Sacrifice hit. Mccarthy, Mertes and
T WI,d base on Ion ktsGn Oh
Of game hours and minutes
Pfttsburg's Double Victory.
The Pittsburgs secured good start yes
terday in Boston, defeating the Beaneaters
in both games. the morning game being
won by the score Of 8 to and the after
noon contest IA to 1. Wagner's home run
in the ninth inning won the first game for
the Pirates while waddeIrs great pitch
ing landed the second game to the visitors
credit. Following are the scores by in
nings..
First game:
P PisssSurs . ...::: ssegS g 81
s%s rtt''nF ss
aoTs anS ese
bic plnysw-Collins Lowe and Tenny; Ritchey and
First i't base on Willis. s. S heever
HIT by pitched bsll-Ritshey Struck out,Ry
o6"g Time 81 hoGrs and 81 minutes
Second game:
P Piss.sar ;, .::::::: s I'll
%:sns. and h
stsheS 0an's sss. %"
Umpire-Mr o'Day. Time Of game hours and
minutes
Philadelphia, 10,. st. Louis, 4.
The Phillies won the afternoon game
from st. Louis yesterday by the score OF
10 to 4. duplicating their morning victory.
The heavy batting of the Quakers turned
the trick In the afternoon. the same as in
the morning contest. the visiting pitchers
| being unable to hold them In check Fol-
lowing Is the score by innings:
q ss,,! .ssts -: 9-,t
Earned rnns-st Louis; /; Philadelphia, 9. Two
Graw. Three-6ase hits-McF ariand and IAtoie
| Home run-Wolverton. Stolen bases-Flick, Thomal
W ana Slagie LeIt on Dases-St LOUIS q. fhllh
delphia g. First base on balls-On Jones' /; OF
| Orth. 1. Hit by pitched ball-Mc3raw. Keister
Lajoie Cross and Wolverton. Struck out-By
Jones' 1; by Ortiz 8. umpire-Mr. Emslie. Time
OF game-2 hours and Is minutes.
Other Games Played Yesterday.
At Observation-Disclosures /; Cleveland. G
| eleven innigs).
At Chicago-Detroit, Z; Chicago. g. De.
| troit, 2; Chicago. o (second game}.
At Indianapolis-Ind 8: kansas
| City. l. Indianapolis. 2: Kansas City. !
| second game).
At Rome-Utica. 8; Rome. 4.
-Itica-utica. Is; Rome. tsecond
| camel.
At Schenectady Schenectady. s; Cortland