The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CHICAGO WINS ONE. LOSES ONE.
Griffith Proves an Easy Proposition for
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CHICAGO. Sept. 4-Chicago won the
first game by punching hits off Hughes.
pa fea was mt equally hard but
batsmen at critical stages. Griffith proved
an easy proposition for the visitors in the
second game, and was pounded all over
the field, giving way to new man in the
seventh. Gleason's fielding was decided
feature in both games. Attendance, 1850.
Score.
First Game R. H. E.
Boston .......0 0 0 o 001 0o-i Ii 3
Batteries. Piatt and Mcfarland, Hughes
and Warner; left on bases, Chicago s,
Freeman; three base hits, Davis. Parent:
sacrifice hits. Isbell, Ferris; stolen base,
Mertes; double play. Warner to Lachance;
struck out,by Piatt Z. by Hughes 2; passed
1, off Hughes 2; wild pitches, Hughes 2;
time, 1:55: umpire, Carruthers.
Second Game r. II. e.
S Bosfog .: g : I'll Ill IS
Batteries; Griffith and Mcfarland, Din
cen and Criger; left on bases, Chicago 6,
Boston 4; first base on balls. off Griffith
y NJ Moafa by Si been os h IL By gr ptced
ball. Dougherty; two-base hits, Dougher-
ty, Criger, Ferris; sacrifice hit, McFar-
land; stolen bases, .Mertes, Isbell, Parent,
200; double plays, Gleason to Ferris Da-
Wis to DAILY to Isbell; umpire Carruthers.
Washington Overthrow.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 4.-St. Louis de-
feated Washington in another interesting
game today. The locals outbatted the
Washington team two to one, and the
visitors helped matters along with nu-
merous bunch Of errors. Attendance.
1900 Score:
R. H. e.
M 81: a2ass q e
Batteries. Powell and Kahoe,- carrick
and Clarke; earned runs. st. Louis 3;
Washington 8; two-base hits Powell, Ely,
Kester home run Lee; n, sacr1o dda hts s.
Wallace to Anderson; stolen bases, Hemp
hill, Anderson, Padden 2. Wallace g, Nc
Cormick, Delehanty, Drill; bases. on balls,
Powell 8, by Carrick 8; time 1:50; UNI
pires, Sheridan and tombstone.
Not a credtabie Exhibition.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 4.-The final
game of the season between Detroit and
Philadelphia this afternoon was a miser-
able exhibition Mccarthy pitched poor
ly and was given worse support than the
error column shows. The feature was
the Athletics base running. In the first
two innings they stole six bases. After
s second, third bird and home. Walden re.
tired at the end Of the sixth to save him
self for the Cleveland series. Detroit
| punched four hits in the eighth and
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P Psiisaslphis z Is |
Batteries, Mccarthy and Buelow,
Mitchell and Schreck; innings pitched,
Waddell 6. Mitchell 8; base hits, off
| Waddell A. off Mitchell 4; two-base hits,
| Davis, Schreck, Fultz; three base hit, M.
! Cross; stolen bases Fultz 4, Hartsel g. M.
! Cross 8, Murphy; bases on balls, by Nc
| Carthy 8, by Mitchell l. first base on
! errors Detroit 1, Philadelphia 3; left on
| bases Detroit 4, Philadelphia 8; struck
| out by Waddell /, by Mitchell /; double
| play, Gleason to Beck; time, 1:40; UNI
! pire, O'Laughlin; attendance. $685.
| Wind Was Tempered to Cleveland.
| CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept 4.-When-
| ever Cleveland appeared to need run
| today it was forthcoming and the game
appeared safe from the start. The fea-
| ture was the batting of Hickman, who
| Knocked out home run, two dagger and
| single. Five thousand school children
were given free admission. Score:
Cleveland ....oo2 4ooo1.-7 10 s
Baltimore 10 0-5 !
I Batteries, Moore, Lundblom and Be-
mis-, Heisman and Robinson; earned runs,
| Cleveland 2, Baltimore Q; twobase hits
| Hickman, Mcfarland; home runs, Hick
man; sacrifice hits, Gilbert; stolen bases,
| Mcfarland, Smith. Gilbert; double plays,
Lundblom to Bradley to Hickman, Goch
nauer to Lajoie to Hickman, Gochnauer
| to Hickman Gilbert to JONES' first base
] on balls, Lajoie, Flick g. Bemis 2, Nc