The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-16

both games today Philadelphia has prac-
running for the championship A
tremendous crowd that overfoWed into
the field saw the two defeats of the
Bostons. In the second I, game Young
was batted hard and often and received
inferior support. Pareht's % running
catch. and the batting of L. Cross were
cut short by mutual consent. Scores:
Boston 80 0 o 2sa2 o. 10 8
Philadelphia 20 0 Ii Go 10 8
Batteries, Dineen and crigdr Plank
and Powers; Earned runs Philadelphia
s s. 6osts sab d0ns d hb5s P9 stoe
bases, Hartsel, L. Cross, Fbltz, Murphy,
Dineen; double plays, Gleason to La
chance. Stahl to Collins; first base on
pitched ball, by Plank, Feeeman; struck
out, by Plank 8, by DineenF q; time, 2:4O;
umpire, Connolly.
Second game R. Fl; -:
P P6ilaaelrbia . 9 : ! 9 g g 1s
Batteries, Young and criger, WaddeIl
Cross, Schreck, Wadde1l, Parent, Free
man Criger; stolen base, Dougherty;
double plays. Criger to Parent Parent to
by Waddell 10, by Young 2; passed ball,
Criger; wild pitch, Waddell; time, 1:40;
umpire, Connolly; attendance, l6,42S.
One Victory for Washington.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Sept. 15.-The
Washington American league team won
with the Baltimores today in the tenth
inning Darkness closed the second con-
test in the fifth inning with the score a
tie. Score:
n
Baltimore % 0 10000 sso-s IA 2
Washington 10 40 2 0 0 Bill, Is 1
Batteries, Wiltse and Robinson, Ortiz
and Drill; sacrifice hit. Qrth;s tWo-base
hits. Howell, Jones 2, Keister, Carey, Nc
hanty; home runs, Couglin, Howell: dou-
BILE plays, Doyle to Ely to Carey, Cough
lin to Carey, Mathison to Howell to Jones;
pitched bali, by Wiltse !, by orth !; struck
out, by Ortiz q; passed balls, Robinson l,
Drill 1; left on bases, Baltimore 5, Wash
ington 8; time, las; umpire, tombstone.
Second Game r. III. b.:
Washington :::::s J II 8
Batteries, Butler and Smith Townsend
and Drill; two-base hits, Townsend, How.
ell; three-base hit, Carey; stolen bases,
Kster csre% @ deue P pa P b9 sut
Ter 1, by Townsend 1; hit by pitcher, by
Townsend /; struck out, by Townsend 5,
by Butler /; left on bases, Baltimore 4;
Washington A; time, 1:00;cumpire john
stone; attendance, 1,O32. Is il
Chicago Wins Both Games.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-The locals won
both of today's games Bunched hits in
the third and sixth innings scored all their
runs in the first game. Callahan was in
good form and had the visitors at his
mercy except in the fifth. Durham, a new
man, pitched for Chicago. in the second
game. He would have lost the game but
for the excellent support given@him. The
game was called in the seventh because OF
darkness. Attendance, 1000. Score:
First Game m sR. H. E.
Chicago 80 0 o 05 o fl II 5
Detroit ......0 0 0 0 2 0 90 Or 1
Callahan and Mcfarland Mccarthy and
BueloW; left ON bases, Chicagoe8, Detroit
2; three-base hits. Barrett; sacrifice hits,
Jones, DAILY; double play, Callahan to Da-
Wis to Isbell; struck out, by Callahan 3,
by Mccarthy 2; passed bali. Buelow; base
on balls off Callahan /, off Mccarthy s.;
wild pitch, Mccarthy; hit with. ball. Nc
earthly, MerteS; time, 1876; umplres, Car
huthers and Sheridan.
Second Game r. IL. b:
Chicago ..........O 2.0 - l
Detroit .........0 1 2 0 0-3
Batteries, Durham and Sullivan, Mullin
and BueloW; left on bases, Chicago B, De-
troit s; two-base hits, Green; hree-base
hit. Mullin; sacrifice hit, O'Connell, Bar
rett; stolen bases, Strang, Jones; struck
out by Mullin 3; bases on balls, off Dur
ham f. off Mullin 2; time, 1870; umpires,
Sheridan and Carruthers.