The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
DETROIT DROPS BOTH GAMES.
Oninteresting Contests Result for the
Benefit of Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 25.-Wash-
ington won two uninteresting games from
Detroit today. Bunched hits won the first
game In the first inning. Mullin was
patted hard in the second game three
the winning tallies. Orth pitched good
ball. but received ragged support; attend
ance, 3,199. Score:
First Game R TT n
Detroit S.o on. Il ! 9 ! J "a q !
Batteries, Carriek and Drill, Yeager
ana Mcguire; earned runs, Washington g.
ke1ster, Mcclure 2, Gleason; three-bas
hlts, Carrick; stolen :. bases, Coughlin
G ga ey,s sacrifice erf hits Coughlin; first base
by pitched balls, by Carrick l. by Yeager
l struck out, by Yeager 2: left on bases,
Washington 2, Detroit 10; time, 1870; UNI
pres, Carruthers and tombstone:
D NatToIIfst0n 3 IL ~ e 8
NJ, Batteries, Ortiz and Clarke, Mullin and
Detroit 1; two-base hits, Deiehanty'
Carey; HON, home runs, Clarke, Beck; stolen
Harley; double plays Gleason to Elberfeld
to Beck; bases on balls. off Orth 8, off
M N lin l; struck out by orth 2, by Mullin
b; passed balls Clarke l. McAllister 3:
time, l;56; umpires, tombstone and Car
futherS.
Defeated IN First Inning.
BOSTON, Mass, Aug -Freeman's
home ~ ne run practically defeated st. Louis
hue was not batted freely until the eighth.
81 Louis batting vas weak. Score.
Boston ........2 90 o. o O. eosr*-g1 8 = i
st: Louis 80 0 0 0 Q 0 % 2
Batteries, Dineen and Criger, Donahue
and Sugden; earned runs Boston 4: two
P Pase mt criger; three-base hit, Gleason;
Padden, Sugden; double plays, Parent to
Lachance, Parent to Ferris to Lachance;
bases 3 S;s on balls, off Donahue 8, off Dineen
Kit 2; MT b ny Pitched ball by Dineen 1; struck
oLoughlin; attendance. 1928.
Twenty-Five Assorted Hits.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Aug. 25.-The Bal
ilmofe American league club beat its own
batting record today against the Chicago
CLUB CLUB by making twenty-five assorted hits.
Griffith gave way to Leitner in the fifth
and stopped the fusilade for a time Viii
iiams batted safely six times. Score:
GhIta9O 10 4ss7
Batteries; WiItse and Smith. Griffith
Mertes. Williams, Setback, Smith Gilbert
p. Mcfarland; three-base hits. WiItse 2,
Williams; home runs, H Mcfarland
Strang; stolen bases, Williams, e.. McFar-
land, 7. Jones, Strang,. Isbell; double
pays, IellIleI 10 lSDell, IrSt DdSe on balls,
by Griffith /, by Leitner 2 by Wiltse 6
hit by pitched ball, by Griffith 1, by Lett
ner 2; struck out, by Wiltse 2, by Crit
fifth /; left on bases, Baltimore 10, Chi
cage II; time, lis; umpire, Connolly; at
tendance, 1,752.
MitchePs Support FauItless.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Aug 25.@The
home team defeated Cleveland today by
good hitting; Mitchell pitched a fine game
for Philadelphia, and his support was
faultless. Attendance, 7,S49. Score:
r. H. E.
Philadelphia % 0 90 2 0 2 81 IL 0
:, Batteries. Joss and Bemis. Mitchell and
Schreck; earned runs, Cleveland l. Phila-
delphia 3; two-base hits, Gochnauer,
Fultz, Murphy; three base hit. Fultz; sac
rif1ce hits, L; Cross, M Cross, Mitchell;
stolen bases, Thoney, Hickman. Hartsel q
Murphy. Schreck; left on bases. Cleveland
8. Philadelphia 10; double plays. M. Cross
to Murphy to Davis 2. Fultz to M Cross
to Murphy first base on balls. off Joss 5,
off Mitchell 3; struck out, by Joss 6. by
Mitchell 2; passed balls. Bemis l. Schreck
/; time, 200; umpire, Sheridan.