Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-14

IN punching hits today and assisted by
| Carrluks error In the sixth inning
| placed the game beyond Washington's
reach, Attendance, 1865, Score;
II. II. u,
| washington "'r,. '..''.''''' ~
| 81. Louis "".s,,,.,, ".",+',' IL
Batteres-Csrrick and Clark; Pow
ell and sugden.
Boston. Aug. lS.-Chlcago could not
hit Dlneen today, and Callahan's Wild
ness, with opportune batting by the
! home team, settled the outcome of the
game in the second inning. Callahan
| gave way to Garyin In the third. At
R. II. +.
| Boston -. .,,., "''.'.''''
| Chicago ,,..,. .,,,,.. asa" U
Batteries-Dineen and Criger; Gala
han, Garyin and sullivan.
Baltimore Aug. i2.-The Baltimore
| American league team celebrated us
| homecoming by beating Cleveland
| handily. Smith, the youngster who won
| his two previous games was batted
| Oul Ol lllt bpA III Nl' SNNoHb hhiihS'
Attendance, 1880. Score
II. III. Il.
Baltimore ".".... ....,,"",lt 10
Cleveland ."., .,,.'' "'.''" IL
Batteries Howell and Robinson;
Smith, Hess and Wood.
National League.
| -------
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. l.. PC.
Pittsburg ...... .....n..69 90 $50
| Brooklyn ..... ..,......5i a SOL
| Chicago .,a. .n.., .....,bl 43 1913
Boston ..... ..,...., .....f A BIG
| Cincinnati ...,,,., ."..r'.M ~ $40
| 81. Louis "..,.. .",."14 0z 500
Philadelphia .,.",.. ...",.5l 0y 800
New York .,..,.,... ,,..d W .S5V
Philadelphia, Aug lS.--st, Louis de-
feated Philadelphia today by opportune
batting. Both pitchers were effective
but person was the most fortunate
when hits meant runs. Attendance
1854. Score;
81. Louis ..."',.. "r,'.'"'
Philadelphia ...... ..... ....'.
Batterles-Pierson and Ryan; Iberg
and Douglass.
umpire-Emslie.
Brooklyn Aug 13.--Brooklyn defeat
ed Chicago again today by four runs
TO two. Capt Lowe OF the Chicago
team was put out OF the game and or
dered off the field by Umpire Brown
for protesting a decision on balls and
strikes in the eighth inning. Attend
r, II. f.
Chicago ....... -. ....,.....
Brooklyn ......,.. '....,..'.'' IL
Williams and King; Evans
and Farrell
Umpire-Brown.
Boston. Aug. 1S.-Boston and Pitts
burg broke even in two games today.
Boston won the first game by batting
streak In the eighth inning. when I'VE
singles and two doubles Melted six runs.
In the second game Boston tried new
local pitcher named Dresser, who
struck out eight men. The fielding OF
Boston was ragged and the visitors won
handily. The feature was Wagners
base running. Attendance, 5000.
First game
Boston 80. - ''','''e ~
PlttSburg -. -, -. 80 o.
Batterles-wflls and Kittredge;
Chesbro and 0'Connor.
Umpire--Irwin.
Second game
Boston ,,,,'. s.,.,. ..''.''. 80 ~
Pittsburg 81" 80 IL Il
Batteres-Dresser and Moran; Phil
lips and Smith.
Umpire-lrwin.
New York, Aug lathe New York
and Cincinnati teams played a double
header today and each won game. In
the second game the New Workers
scored all their runs In the first three
innings off five hits. Corcoran. the yls-
iting shortstop, was put out OF the
game for disputing a decision of Um-
pire O'Day. Attendance, $500.
First game
X. III, r.,
Cincinnati -. -, -. -. ...,4 ~
New YORK 49, 80
Batteries-Hahn and Bergen; McGin-
nifty and Bresnahan,
Second game
SCORE.
r. II, E.
Cincinnati 80. 80 '.'.''z
New YORK -. a. 80
Batteries-Thlelman and Bergen
Matthewson and Bresnahan.
Umpire-o'Day
Western League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. L. Pc.
Omaha -. -. -. ......5s 3S .sOi
Kansas City -. -. -. ...b7 ~ .5i6
Denver . 90. -. -. -. SO AZ 81
Milwaukee .". 90. -. .....b0 ~ ,d3
81. Joseph -. -. -. -. ...b3 a. $50
Colorado Springs 90. -. 40 AZ .iA
Des Molnes ,,....oi % '5yS
Peoria -. -, -. -. ..,.,Z0 % no
Milwaukee, Aug. 13.-Milwaukee-
Omaha game postponed; rain.
Peoria Aug 13-Des Molnes-Peorla
ball game postponed; wet grounds.
Kansas City, Aug. i3.-Kansas City,
II; Denver 8.