The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-07
National Association.
MORNING GAMES.

MORNlNG SANEo.
Boston, Sept 7.-Philadelphia batted
Williams at will this morning and won
easily. Both teams tielded poorly as
whole. Two brilliant catches by Barry
were the features. Attendance, 1,942.
Boston ............11oooooaoIs- 3
Battergies-WNiiiams and Moran; Sparks and
Roth. ~
w Solsn bases eRer
brey; sacrifice hits, Thomas, Barry; first base on
b Sais BY sparks struck str out by Williams
by Sparks 2; time, 14S; umpires, o'Day aud
Moran.
New York, Sept. New York won the
morning game in Brooklyn by a score OF
to 4, but the home team ought to have
scored q victory Errors were plentiful
on both sides, but very stupid work by
Doyle. Garvin and Dahlen gave the Wis
itors the winning tally in the eighth in
ming. Bowerman was put out or the
game for disputing decision which gave
Brooklyn a run in the fifth inning and
Bresnahan took his place.
New York .........'.......'..'a q &
0t Battsres.cronn Bowerman and Bresnuhan
Jones and Jacklitsch.
Pittsburg, Sept. 1.-The morning game
to-day was one of the poorest ever
played. Pittsburg was compelled to make
many changes. Chicago won because
Doheny was wild. Thompson was easy
to reach. Menefee retired in the middle
of the second inning. Attendance, 4,2S7.
ebssss ;stS,s t$,s.$o . !xoS +
hits Clarke Marshall King: threebase Lifts hits:
t h" TnksE hs sra ? s}osa
Bases asesD Raub double plays, Evers, Tinker and
Raub, slagle: Tinker and Casey; first base scr on
fee /. off Currie /; hit by pitched ball Kruger.
King; struck out by Thompson 8 by Cn1rie 8;
American League.
MORNING GAMES.
New York, Sept. THE local team was
shut out in the morning game here by
the Bostons. Hughes, who was in the box
for the leaders, held Griffith's men down
to six hits all scattered. Chesbro pitched
for New York and was batted hard in the
first two innings. He then settled down
and pitched good ball. The score:
N New York ::.::::99S $685. So 8 !
Bases on balls, off Chesbro 4; first base on
New 1 n stPnc o left by ON
/, by Hughes 2; two base hits, Williams, Nc
Taraqd Mughe daf na bR Rits
Umpire, Connolly. Attendance o'oaa' 11me'
Philadelphia, Sept. 1.-THE home team
shut out Washington this morning be-
cause the visitors were unable to hit. Ortiz
was batted freely. Kittredge was elected
from the game for disput1ng decision.
Attendance, 2,0T. Score
p
washington ....o 0 0 0 90
PHILADELPHIA ......0 / 0 0 SO IL
Batteries-Orth, Kittredge and Drill; Plank
and Robinson.
Earned runs, Philadelphia 6; two-base hits,
Moran L. Cross; three-base hit, Hartzell; sacri-
flee hits, Moran. Davis, Murphy; stolen bases
Robinson. Pickering, Murphy; double play Muir
ply to NJ. Cross to Davis; left on bases, Wash
ington 3, Philadelphia 4: bases balls, of
Orth 2. off Plank l.; hit by pitcher, Robinson
struck out. by Ortiz /, by Plank s; time, 1926
umpire, Hassett.
Cleveland Sept. 7.-Jones' triple saved
Chicago shut-out in the mornig game
Both Donahue and Owen pitched gooC
ball but Cleveland's three two-base hits
came opportunity. A fast double by Don
ahue Bemis. and Hickman was the fea
ture: Score:
Cleveland ..........O l l o "a
Chicago ........... % 0 0 1 0 0 0 O-1
learned runs, Cleveland 3, Chicago l. frs
base on errors, Cleveland t. Chicago J.; two-bas
hits Hickman, Flick. Jones; three-base hits
Jones; stolen bases, Bay, Holmes; double plays