The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
HOME. TEAMS WINNERS OF ALL.
Boston, cievelanda nd Philadelphia Cap
tilre Double Headers

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 10-A double
heaf se T rst a to the BOSTON, hme sam today
steady ball during the early innings, but
went after Ortiz in the eighth and batted
out the victory. Dineen pitched strong
in the second contest. A deluge of hits
in the third inning gave Boston com
Bo a1t5a o ..o...l ooo11o2.IEs + + 4
Washington 20 0 8 0 0 0 0-3 1
Batteries Dineen and Warner, orth
two-base bits, Doyle, Freeman; three
erty, Collins, Parent, Coughlin; bases on
balls off Dineen q, struck out. Dineen 2.
pitches, Orth 2; time. 1:45; umpire, Con-
molly; attendance, $500.
Second Game r. III. e.
Washington q 0 Q % Q - -5 10 8
send and Drill; sacrifice hit, Dougherty;
three;,b base hit PARENT stolen bases,
Criger; double play Parent to Ferris;
bases on balls, off Sparks 1, off Town
send 6; struck out. by Sparks l, by Town
send 3; time, 1:55; umpire, Connolly.
Chicago Beaten Twice.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. 1O.-The To-
calls beat Chicago easily in both contests
today, batting Callahan and Piatt hard.
The batting of Lajoie and Hickman was
a feature. In the first inning of the first
field fence for home runs. In the second
game Joss held Chicago down to two hits,
one of which was scratch. Scores:
First Came r. HI. e.
c cldoslspd 3 9 II 90 Il Il &
Batteries Bernhard and Bemis, Gala
han han and Mcfarland; tWo,base hits, La
sf Da Bfaddy Gpase h
sacrifice hits, Lajoie. Hay, Green; stolen
bases, Gochnauer, Hickman, Davis, Is
! bell; first base on balls, BY Callahan 2;
hit by pitched ball, by Callahan 2, by
Bernhard 1; left on bases. Cleveland s.
fe 8 s1rafs eyf by bernhard
e2 sssSaS ea%S ss,sss3::-lssS i + :
Chicago .....O 0 90
Batteries Joss and Wq0d doa Pia 1t,na and
Lajoie, Mccarthy; three base hit. Flick;
sacrifice hits, Hay, Flick, Mccarthy
stolen bases, Isbell, Mertes;, double play,
| balls, by Piatt 2; left on bases, Cleveland
g. Chicago g.; struck out, by Joss 6, by
Piatt 2; wild pitches, Piatt 2; time. /: 80;
umpire, O'Laughlin; attendance, 4,lS5.
Detroit Loses Two.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 1O.-St. Louis
made it three straight from the home
team today. Mullins wildness in the
| on balls in succession, all of which de-
| yeloped into runs, was responsible for
Detroit's loss of the first game, Three
hits and some stupid work in the first
inning of the second game gave st. Louis
| two runs, which proved enough to win
| Scores:
St. Louis III Q 5 Q Q 0 o-s 10 i
Batteries. Mullin and Mcclure Shields !iel!l
| and Kahoe; tWo-base hits, Mullin,
fepSs H sosn bases K aeph hone
| drick. Anderson; bases on balls. off
Detroit Z. st. Louis s; struck out, by
Allister, Gleason to McAllister; time,
1:so; oo umpdi1r IRE Sheridan and carrqtheEs.
ST. outs 80 Q Q Q % 8
Batteries, Messenger and Buelow, Sud
! hoff and Sugden; two-base hits, Wallace
2, Buelow; three-base hit, Heidrick: sac
rifice hits. Wallace. Sugden; stolen bases,
off Messenger 2, off Sudhoff /: left on
bases, Detroit Z, st. Louis 8; struck out,
by Messenger. 8; double. play; Sudhoff
pires, Sheridan and Carruthers; attend
ance, $500.
| Two Taken From Baltimore.
l
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 1o-More
| than 1900 persons welcomed the Amer
lean league leaders home today and saw
| them take two games from Baltimore.
! The first contest was won by solid hit
| ting, and the second was pulled out of
| the fire on Baltimore's misplays. Wad-
dell relieved the home pitcher in each
| game, and stopped the visitors run-get-
ting. In the second game Gilbert was
ordered off the field for disputing a de-
cision of Umpire tombstone. Attendance,
1921. Scores:
First Game H. E.
Philadelphia 20 0 0 1 2 Q 8 80 16 /
Batteries-Butler and Smith, Mitchell,
| Waddell and Schreck; earned runs, Balti-
more 8, Philadelphia 5; two-base hits,
i Gilbert, L. Cross, Seybold 2, Murphy 2,
M. Cross 2; home run, Mcfarland stolen
ell to Jones, Gilbert unassisted; left on
bases, Baltimore z, Philadelphia 6; first
base on balls, off Mitchell 8, off WaddelI
! 8, off Butler /; hit by pitcher, by Mitchell
| /: struck out, by Waddell A. passed balls,
Smith 2; time LAO; umpire, tombstone.
Second Came R. II. E.
Baltimore 80 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 o. II
Philadelphia 20 2 0 o 0 2 SIS II
Batteries, KatolI and Robinson, Hust-
ings, Waddell and Schreck; earned runs,
Baltimore 9, Philadelphia l; two-base
ell, Katoll, Seybold, Powers; sacrifice hits,
Setback Hastings; stolen bases, Hartsel,
| Davis. Waddell; double plays, Williams
to Gilbert, Seybold to M. Cross; left on
| bases, Baltimore IL, Philadelphia 8; first
on balls, off Katoll 4, off Hastings 5,
| ings A. Waddell 3; passed balls, Robinson
j 9. wild mitch Waddell. time I AZ. I'm :