The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-05

1 ing game between Cincinnati and Bos. | ton and the local team was the for tunate one. Phillips single and doubles | by Harley and Beckley were responsi- ble for the two runs made by Cincin- | natl. Score:
 Cincinnati .. .. .... 900 900 2oo-2 Boston .. .. ....... .000 900 0o0-0 4 l Batteries-Willis and Moran; Phil lips and Bergen.
 Murphy saved the game for Boston in the ninth inning by one of the most remarkable catches ever seen on a ball field. With Magoon on first, Peitx sent l a sharp liner to left centre which looked good for a home run. Murphy when he saw that he could not reach the ball on a run, deliberately slid fully ten feet over the ground and caught the ball while lying on his stomach. He then doubled Magoon up at second. Cincinnati .. ....400 900 000-4 3 Boston .. .. ........ 100 050 000-6 12 4
 Batteries-Scott, Newton and Ber- gen, Nichols and Kittredge.
 St. Louis, July 4.-St. Louis won the morning game when the intolerable heat began to tell on Dugglesby. Four singles and two doubles netted four runs. Harper was almost overcome in the eighth, but stuck bravely to his task and lasted long enough to win out. A feature of the game was the clean fielding of the visitors. Attend ance. 12,000. Score:
 St. Louis .. .. .... .001 010 40s-6 13 8 Philadelphia .. ...... 900 100 010-2 2
 Batteries-Harper and Ryan; Dug glesby and Mcfarland.
 npth ~fk RN~ Philadelphia from Jackson Powell of St. Louis, and gave the local team its first shut-out of the season. Flick's single and a double by Jennings scored the only run. More people passed the turnstiles in the two games than ever went t6 see the two teams before. The total attendance was 32,000 and in the afternoon it was 10000.
 St. Louis .. .. .... 900 900 000-O 5 1 Philadelphia .. .. 1000 900 001-1 0
 Batteries-Powell and Ryan. Orth and Jacklitch.
 Pittsburg. July 1.-The morning game between Plttsburg and New York was a grand twelve inning battle. replen- ished with fine fielding and pitching. Tannehill, who started the game for the local team. was hit by a batted ball in the second inning and gave way to Chesbro in the fifth Matthew son for New York, pitched a nice game throughout. Attendance, 5000.
 New York .020 900 900 003-5 ' 1 Pittsburg 100 001 900 001-3 10 i
 Batteries-Matthewso and Warner Tannehill, Chesbro and Trimmer.
 Taylor was knocked out of the box in the second inning of the afternoon game after seven hits and seven runs had been made. Attendance, 1865. Plttsburg ........431 12e 1O+-12 IA i New York .. .... 1000 900 O0O-O 5
 Batteries-Leever and Zimmer; Tay Tor, Doheny and Warner.
 Chicago, July 4.-Chicago won the morning game by batting Kitson all over the field in the third, fourth and fifth innings. Score:
 chicago .. ..... .003 1d0 O0s-5 16 2 Brooklyn 100 0O2 OO0-3 2 1
 Batteries-Taylor and Kahoe, Kitson and Farrell.
 Both teams played amateur ball in the afternoon. bases on balls and er- TOTS of the rankest kind figuring large ly in the run getting. The misplays Of the visitors were considerably the more costly and gave the locals the game. Attendance. $500.
 chicago ........000 204 04~-1O Il 4 Brooklyn 200 012 220-9 912 6
 Batteries-Hughes, Waddell and Ka- noe. Donovan and Mcclure.