The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-26
Francisco. JuIv 25.-TMo hits In Il


San Francisco. July 25.-Two hits In the
second inning were All tnat the focssls
could get against DR.. Newton i'm tOday's
game. There were only seven assists In
the Los Angeles play. All the rest Of the
frisco batting went up into the air. The
home team put in Jacobs. a local anna
eur, behind the bat. and he played re-
markedly well, throwing out three OF
the four runners who tried TO steal
r. H. Z.
san Francisco .........,.......,....e 8
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha. July Z5-Omaha won by hard
hitting in the seventh. Attendance, $500.
R. H. E.
milwaukee -.......................-.S 5
Oillsi ;d f,ca
and Gonding.
Des Moines. Ia, July 25,mmDss Moines
an easy win for Peoria. The second was
a pitchers battle. Attendance, 2,5oO.
Score:
DDes MONIES '''''''''''''''''''.'''.S -
Peoria ---.-------- ------.-'-----.-----S Is
Des MONIES ................-......-2 0
Peoria ............................
Colorado Springs. July 25.-Today's
D
Kansas City played corner-lot bali and
the locals spent their time in running the
bases. Both teams We're crippled by the
absence of regular players. Score;
Kansas City ........................6 9 s
Colorado Springs .................22 70 .
Denver. colo. July 25.-The locals lost
two games to St. Joseph today by loose
betted freely. The only brilliant work
was the playing of McHaIe of Denver
in center field. Score:
First game r. II. u.
Denver ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9
st. Joseph ..............,..........10 10 3
Second game r. II. +;
St Joseph -.-....--...-.........-.-.S 1S
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg. Pa, July 25.-Nine hits off
Lever. connected with three errors in the
first inning, gave ST. Louis a lead that
could not be overcome by Pittsburg Dun
leavy gave only two hits. Attendance,
5,6oO. Score.
Pittsburg .........-.....-........-.-, Y
St Louis. -..........................l 10 3
Philadelphia, July with two out in
the ninth. Thomas got to first on balls
and scored on GleasOus two-bagger. win
ming the game for Philadelphia. Attend
ance 400 Score;
New York .................. 5 2
Philadelphia ..-.......-......-.-... j
Boston. July 25.-Boston took both
I games Battery errors and passes &C
! counted for all the scoring in the first.
Bdalarkey though very wild. was effect
/ i've
! The second game was combination Of
I hits. errors and stupid playing. Four
/ pitchers We're used Attendance, 4Sol-
Score
First game r. II, r
/ Boston -...-......s....-...-...
/ Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 d
Observation-Disclosures and Moran; Garvin
and Ritter. Umpire, tombstone.
! Second game X. II. =
I Boston -...-............'.'.'..'.. 70 - .
/ Chicago. July 25.-Cincinnati and Chi
| cago split even, the games being almost
/ direct reversals. The visitors could do
/ nothing with Weimer's curves in the first
game. excepting in one inning. and Har-
! De rheld the locals down the same way IN
| the second. Attendance, u,5O1 Score;
| First game k II T.
/ Chicago -.-............-..-......... II .
| Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . 1
/ Batteries-W elmer. Lundgren and King
I Poole and Bergen. Umpire, O'Day.
/ Second game X, r. T..
! Chicago ..----------.-.ss--. =
( Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ) IA
| AMERICAN TEAGUF