The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-26

while the visitors found RIc6innltv for
/ fourteen In the second contest Phillips
( and the latter was batted freely, while
sshIlhps was hit but five times safely
FIRST GAME.
Cincinaeti ........................ "A ,
N Bstt ag5s and Bergen: mecsinnity
and Bowerman-
R. H E.
! Cincinnati .--..-.-----.---.---...-.u IS 2
New Y 3rk -............-........-2 (
Batteries-PhiIlips and Pietz: Taylor
and Warner
New York June 25.-Honors were equal
I " divided between the Brooklyn and
/ double-header at Washington park and
the home team won the first. which was
Iree hitting game on both sides Chi
cSgo scored four runs in the third in
ming on five hits. but Brooklyn won viii
rally an the seventh by tallying five
times Weimer pitched well and received
good support. while Garzin's work was
not effective Attendance. 1000. Scores:
r H E.
1hicago ----.--.-.-.-.--.-.-.---.-- - 2
Batteries Lundgren, Taylor and king;
Schmidt and Jacklftsch-
SECOND GAME.
1nlcsSo --.------.''.--...-..'.-S
L D 3
Batteries-Weimer and Killing; Garvin
and AheaTn.
PRIiadelphia, June 2s.-Pittsburg's win
ming streak was broken in the second
game OF today's doubIe-header. With TWO
men on bases, Titus made a home run,
which gave the locals enough to win.
Ten innings were required TO decide the
game Attendance. $500. Score:
FIRST GAME
Batteries-Doheny ana Phelps; Sparks
SECOND GAME.
Plttsburg, .-.----------.----1
Batteries-vaiI and Phelps; Mitchell
and DOOoin.
Boston. June 25.-st. Louis took both
games Of a dOuble-header today from the
home team. The one tally in the first
contest was scored --scratchy hitting
Currie pitched q tNo-hIt game and fIelded
as cleVeriy- Piatt was also effecive-
In the second game Piatt's pitching
stood out in contrast to his support. The
locals errors resulted disaStFOusly. A
long throw by Stanley was the feature
Attendance, 100, Scores:
s.. Louis ...................-..1 8
teries-currie. smoot and Ryan.
SECOND GAME.
St Louis ---.---------.--..-.-----.-5
Batteries-McFarland and ]. oxen;
Piatt and Moran
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Seattle, June 25.-It was a hard fought
game today. both pitchers doing good
work. Seattle got one run the best Of it
in the eighth and looked all over a win
in their half of the ninth With two
men out in the ninth Seattle pushed one
run across and had the bases full when
the last man was retired. The score:
Seattle L. .------------------.- u q
Batteries hickey and staiiey; Pfeister
and ZearfOss-
Butte. June 25.-Butte today defeated
Portland in a dOubie-headeT Butte
played errOrless ball in the first came
ard arc. won out by one run, made in the
IN the game by split finger and =as
succeeded by Harmon Both twiriers
were in fine form and held the locals
A crop of errors by Portland in the
second inning of the second game. two /
seven runs and established a lead too
great to be overcome Attendance. 100 I
First Game r H E
D.
Bafteries-Roacb and SwindeIls. Miller
Second Game r. H E !
Butte 90 -----.------..-.. = 81
Batteries-Dowling and SwinaeIls; /
Lundbohm and Shea Umpire, COgan.
Helena. June 25.-HeIena won pitch |
ers' battle today by according ThOmD- /!
son. better support than was given Car /
ney- Peoples timely hitting was also /
r. H. E,
Helena ---. -.......--.-..--..-' II
Batteries-Thompson and Carisch: Car \
ney and Zaluskey- Umpire, Mahaffey.
Tacoma. June 25-Los Angeles out
inning. With one out and the sacks /
loaded via two singles and a pass Leib- 4
hardt was sent to the bench and Strick-
lett took his place on the slab and shot
curves over the plate with barrels OF
steam behind them Hardy could not I
hold him, and two passed bases, followed /
by Sticklett's own muff at the plate in 4
failing to hold on TO the ball fielded to /
him by Hardy gave Tacoma three runs
and the game Hndebrand's stock work
in the seventh were the features. At
R H E.
Tacoma S al
Batteries-Liebhardt Stricklett and
Hardy: Baker and ByerS. UMPIRE
Huston.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Peoria
r H E.
kansas city ........,....-..-.....0 ,
Batteries-Hart ana Wilson; Hall and
1Iessitt
At milwaukee, K H: E;
...... -....-.....-..... 6
st. Joseph -------.-.--
Batteries-Kenna and Lucia; Fall and
Sarvin.
Colorado Springs, Colo, June 25.-Colo-
ado Springs took a dOuble-header from ]
Omaha today winning two well played I
games. Captain Everitt was suspended (
oday by President Sexton on account OF
complaint by Umpire Mesmer owing to
rouble in the game last Sunday. Scores:
First game R H. z
Jnand $4,000 ----ss-s-.--.-.-s--- .
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