Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-18
Philadelphia
WESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE
ST. Louis, Aug. i7-Glado struck out
| ten OF Grlfilths' men, The game was
marked by perfect fielding. Attendance,
r. H. Il
s.. Louis .",,. :. 49,. ,...,""",.3 8 0
New YORK .,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,s.,l 10 o
.Batteries-Glade and Kahoe; Powell and
Kleinow.
Detroit, Aug. l7.-Detroits last home
! game Was called because Of darkness after
| twelve innings, The fielding In the last
innings was sensational and safe hits
were rare Attendance, 1900. Score,
IL. II, e.
Fhliadelphia ,.'.,..,., .,,,'"..3 y 2
Detroit .,..,, 900, .,.s,,,,, ..,.3 U
Batteries Plank and Powers; Mullln
and Beville.
Chicago, Aug. l7.-Tannehill pitched the
greatest game OF his career today. He
shut the locals out without a hit, and
but for hitting a batsman ana giving one
pass, not one Of them would have reached
first The fielding ON both sides was OF
the highest order. one excusable rumble
alone marring perfect play. Attendance,
r. II. e
,WcaRo '''''''s'''' - E. ., ,',,s','O y !
bos'oh '''''''''' - '"' '''''''''''o " y
Batteries Walsh, Altrock and Sullivan
j. Tannehill and Farrell
Cleveland, Aug. 1T-Cleveland won out
IN the eighth and ninth, scoring two runs
In the ninth on Clarke's error Buelows
single and Bays triple, and one base hits
by Latole, Flick and Lajoe Attend
X. H. Il.
cleveland ''' go, ..,s,',,,,,,,.3 u
washington '''',. 80 =. .,',.'',2
Batteries-Rho6es ad Buelow; Hughes
and Kittredge.
Boston, Aug. i7-Boston won the FIRST
game and got beaten In the second,
1.lnker's absence was disastrous to the
visitors In the FIRST game Carney
wrenched his ankle In the second game
and his retirement caused changes In the
lineup. Attendance, 1900 Score.
First game R.HE.
Boston ..,,, ....,",., .,,. ,",..,6 9 /
Chlcago n,,' e. .,,,,,..,, .,.,,.".,3 ii 4
Batteries Pittinger and Moran; Browne
and O'Nein.
Two base hits Browne, King, Council
Three base hit-Casey Bases on ,balls-on
Pittinger, 4, off Browne, l. Struck out-By
Pittingcr, 4; by Browne, l. Umpires-Mo-
ran and Carpenter
Second game h. II. II
ohlcago '''' '''' - 49, ''''''''''''''b =
D Battercs ..iWi, ran and oNeii Fisher
Moran and McAullffe.
Home run-O Neil Bases on bals-Of
| Fisher 3; off Weimer, T. struck out-By
| Fisher 3. by Weimer, r. Umpres-Moran
and Carpenter.
Philadelphia, Aug fit looked like a
| victory for the locals today until the
ninth when st. Louis hit Sparks safely
five times, scoring six runs and winning
the game. Attendance, llO. Score;
p. i L,
~ LOUIS go" ','' - '"''''''''''"ss 10
| Philadelphia ",.,,,,. ,,,.,',,,. .".l u
Batteries Taylor, Mcfarland and
Grady; Sparks and Doom.
Two base hits-Shay, Titus, Beckley,
| ONeill. Hlts-Of McFarland II In eight
innings. struck out-By Sparks, 2; 10y Nc
| Farland /. Bases on balls--On Sparks, 3;
| or Nc Farand, /. umpire-Emslie.
New York, Aug i7--New York punched
hits in three Innings and defeated Pitts
burg. Wagner was put out OF the game
for dlsputing the umpire. Catcher Mar
shall of New York has been released to
| Boston Attendance, 500. Score:
n II. f
| Pittsburg .".,. =. :. ,"""".".6 u
| New York ....,.,... ,.,. ,,,,.u,,,9 ii J
Batteres-Case and Carisch Mathew
| SON Warner and Boworman.
Two base hits--Brown, Dolin Mertes.
| Home Mccormick Bases on balls
On MhtntWsolf o. ult use . ~ utN wv
BY Mathewson, s; by Case. /. Umpire
| tombstone.
Brooklyn, Aug. l7-Cinclnnau defeated
| Brooklyn mainly through erratic ielding
| ON the part of the home team In the
seventh Garvin pitched well enough to
| win, but his support was wretched At
| tendance, 900. Score:
". II. Il
| Cincinnati ..,,,.., :. >. ..,,".."".9 3
| Brooklyn ...,. =, .,,.,-''"''.'..''J
Batteries and Schleii Jones,
| Garvin and Bergen
Hlts-On Garyin, In seven innings;
| off Jones, In two innings, Two base
| hit--Odwoil Home run-Doln. Bases on
| balls-Off Garvln. g. Off Walker, 4 Struck
| out--By Garvin, 4: by Jones, /; by Walk
| eli, 9 Umpire-Zimmer.
| WESTERN IEAGIJn