The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ONE sHuTouT AND ONE TIE.
Chicago and Detroit Have a Game and
Two Thirds.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2O.-Callahan was in
rare form in the first game today and
accomplished the unusual feat of shutting
of a hit. The locals made all their runs
in the first inning on two singles. a three
Dagger and an error; Chicago had the
on balls, a single and a triple in the
sixth allowed the visitors to tie the score.
Attendance, $500. Score:
D fetfofo 30 SSSSSSSSo- % 9 5
Batteries, Callahan n Mcfarland.
Egan and MCGUIRE; left on bases, Chicago
base hit, Davis; sacrifice hit, Ishell; sto-
Egan to ElberfeId to o'connell; struck
H Tar,a by; BY gas eaila on balls ii pa off ua pal, me- :.
off Egan 2; time. 1:20; umpires, Carruth-
ers and Sheridan.
Second Game R. H. e:
6 6slSaE9 .::::::5 $685. :
Batteries, Durham and Sullivan, Null
6, Detroit 4; three-base hits. Harley, Null
I'm; sacrifice afsnr hits ss,,;J Jones' 1d dsee!l' d s1olGn
plays, DAILY, Davis, IsbeIl; struck out, by
Durham 2, by Mullin 3; bases on balls, off
Durham s. off Mullin 3; wild pitch, Dur
uInpires. Carruthers and Sheridan. Called
on account Of darkness
Big Crowd In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 2o.-Be-
fore the largest crowd that ever attended
a ball game on the local American league
ton by clean, hard hitting. Plank and
Sparks pitched fine ball, but the latter
weakened toward the end Of the game.
Both teams f1elded sharply. Attendance,
%, 1897. Score:
Boston ;;....1 o9S999o!-g 3
Powers; earned runs, Philadelphia s; two
base hits, Stahl, Freeman. Ferris, Hart
sci, FuItz, DAYS., sssybq 1li M r. Cross
L. Cross; double plays, Ferris to La
chance, Parent to Ferris to Lachance;
left on bases. Boston 5; Philadelphia Z;
g1sahFss' i, e Sy p hiaRt i. time s'f i:a5; G umpir ss
Connolly.
ST. Louis and Cleveland Even.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 2o.-Cleveland
and and ds St; tod Louis ! A SPLIT eTsn i t9 Zoo 2 sS1 .
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Batteries, Donahue and sugden Joss
base hits, Heidrick, sugden, Laioie;
den; double plays. Gochnauer (unassist-
base, Heidrick; bases on balls. off Joss
1, off Donahue B.; strike outs, by Dona-
hue 2, by Joss /; left on bases, st. Louis
3, Cleveland 4; time, lis; umpire,
O'Laughlin.
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Cleveland; two-base hit, MCCORMICK;
Heidrick, Laloie; double play, Gochnauer
hit by pitcher, by Dorner, Wallace; bases
on balls, off Powell 4. off Dorner 8;
strike outs, by Powell 8, BY Dorner !;
time, 1877; umpire, OLaughlin.
Washington Twice Loser.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 20.-Balti-
more won two games from Washington
| today by batting both local pitchers hard.
The home team found Butler in the SEQ
ond game. Attendance, 2,4S7. Score:
E MssR5aston -. :::ssSS2255S9SsstS e I
Batteries. orth and Clarke, Katoll and
Robinson; earned runs, Baltimore :,
M van gsqev 4; t twee1ase hif hit. M= MilIiams;
s%acrifice hit, Mathison; double play,
Doyle to Ely to Carey; first base on balls,
left on bases, baltimore 8, Washington 6;
passed ball, Robinson; time, 1:40; umpire,
tombstone.
Second Game R. H. 3.
washington II o1so00o1- IL 16 ]
Baltimore 80 2 o 2E9 II 8
Batteries, Carrick and Drill, Butler and
Smith; earned runs, Washington 8, Balti-
more 8; two-base hits; Carrick, Doyle,
Mcfarland. Arnd; three-base hit. Selbach;
home runs, Williams, Howell; stolen
bases, Ryan, Carrick 2, Mathison; sacri-
fee hit, Butler; double play, Carey to Ely
to Carey; first base on balls, off Butler
2, off Carrick 2; hit by pitched ball, by
Carriek /; struck out, by Butler /; left
on bases, Washington IA, Baltimore s;
M ~i+oI Corri1E. time LAX. 1Ironira