Evening star., 1905-10-22

tionaD double header al Eoston was d fpyii
batting affair "A hits. with a total OF Fl
bases Seven home runs two three-ba gger5
and four doubles is the record 1or elther
league. Boston used three pitchers In eacn
game. and Cincinnati used all but one Oh
her pitching staff.
August 1S-Manager Stahl of Washington
American suspended for three days.
August 1.-THE first triple play of the sea,
son at Brooklyn was made by Weimer ana
Tinker of the Chicago Nationals Five
double plays were also made.
August 21-McGraw was ordered OF me
field at New York and Elberfeld suspended
at Chicago.
the National forces played a 20-inning
game with a score of , to /. 1t took four
hours to find a winner. and is the longest
game in the history of base ball as regards
..-a
August 25-Bos:on Americans lost two
games to Chicago by same score, 81; New
York beat Cleveland in IL innings, 81,
neither side scoring until the last inning.
August :sst-Washing gton-Chicaso played 4
1.J-inning tie darkness preventing WIN
ner Both sides scored their only run on
an error and single. American League
August 31-Detroit had smallest attend
ance for month. but coo being present at.
one of the games.
August 31-Up to date Mathewson of New
York Nationals was the only pitcher who
had won twenty games
September 3-Pittsburg and Chicago split
the month, the scores of each game being
10. Eleven innings were required to find
a winner in first game.
September The Philadelphia Americans
were forced to turn away 1oC0o from the
second Labor day game. % 0S9 being in at
tendance at the time
September 4-The Labor day attendance
was as follows: Americans, ), 800; Nation
ais, 426ie. Total, 1oI.cyo. All PLAYED dou-
ble-headers except Boston Brooklyn Ma
tionals which was held up by rain.
September 5.-Another good game at
Huntington avenue, Boston. Winter and
Wadde!l battled for II innings. the latter
striking out II men Boston, ted score iii
ninth. and wen on Collins smash to right,
scoring Parent, in the 18th
September S-Donlin of New York Ma
tionals made his 1G0.h hit today.
September iG--Odwell Of CT sfnnati was
Hit twice in the back by ball and had to
retire
September 11-Wash 'ngton made 30 hits
in seven innings in second game defeating
the Boston Americans by score of 40
The worst beating of season.
September 12-Arndt of st. Louis mac q
sensational steal home in ninth inning.
scoring the winning run in second game
with P.ttsburg.
September 13-Murphys home run for
Philadelphia was one of the longest hits
ever made on the Quaker city park and
was the only run of the game, shutting out
the Collins team
september l.t-bfaGleN or Cleveland says
ne VIII retire from game at end of season.
September 1G-Seybold's catch of Free
mans fly in the Philad iphia-Boston game
at Philadelphia was the NEST sensational
of the season, he jumping on the fence for
the ball.
September 1.-THE engagement of Pitcher
Winter of the Collins team was made
known today
September 2o-Rumor that GrImshaw of
Boston Americans had been sold to Mime
n mt cd hx-n rr.x-f
september 2O-Seven errors. SIX hits and
elght runs in one inning of Cleveland
Chicago game was enough to give victory
to the latter club by a score of 9-6
September gten-Detroit game
al Washington was one of mishaps fer De-
troit Schaefer retired at end of second in
ming on account of sickness, Lowe in fifth
for lnJuring ankle Siding to home plate.
and Mullin had thumb split by swift
grounder in seventh. Detroit won after
all
September 22-Dobbs. Lumley and Lewis
OF Brooklyn out of game on account of in
jur' es
September 22-Tinker. Bresnahan and
Mertes were put out of game today at Chi
cleo for disputing Umpire Emslie
September 2i-Boston Americans Jumped
into third place today.
September Glowing TO Injuries at phiia
deiphia Yesterday, Flick of Cleveland will
be out of game for balance of season.
September PA record of attendance for
Sunday games. 55.7Go being the total for
three cities. Chicago alone had 2i7Oo
September 2I-Cineinnati tried ONT five
new men in a double-header winning both
games against Brooklyn. The work of the
recruits was a feature.
september 2LTwo passes two steals
Whd pItch. a passed ball. three singles and
three doubles. for total of nine runs was
the dose handed out by Chicago Nationals
TO New York today in the fifth inning. Um-
pre- Emsle tainted on the field. Is it any
wonder?
September 25-Capt Tenney said today
that he did not think he would manage the
Boston Nationals in 1906
September 26-Pitcher Walsh of Chicago
americans c,hn,, Won double-header from the
collins team. Only one other pitcher has
the same record this season He nitcba5
Inc second at his own request, saying the
champs were so easy he wanted to heat
them twice This makes five straight DON
bie-header victories for Chicago. n base hail
record for wins i
september 2I-Big Bill Dineen of Boston
Americans shut out Chicago in the first
game without a hit or run. Henley and
Smlth or the Americans and Mathewson ot
the Nationals are the only other pitchers
that nave done the trick this wear
september 2i-But what q slaughter in
tne second; Young and Barry knocked ont
or the box. and Hughes not mucb hatta-
was forced to swallow the Mill for want -.
another pitcher. Nine hits. with A total az
/. LOT Ia runs, Is rubbing 1t in hard for only
SIX innings Crigers home run the onfy
run of the game. was the longest hit on
the local park this season. The bali went
clean to center field gate Chicago won IH
games or the series and Boston G.
september 2S-At the Selee benefit parna
az az Chicago the free list was suspended and
S4.oD was realized. '
September 2s-Philadelphia won tho first
game from Chicago in the final struggle for
the American pennant before a large crowd
tLe Phlilies being carried off the feId nn
the shoulders of fans. eio Oh
september 2c-Matthewson of Nov yor,
Nationals pitched one of the s.headias,"
games ever seen against ST. Louis Afta,.
Shay rad cleared the bases with tbraa.
paSser, Geing the score. Mathewson hatd
m Hih thefe and retired the side and won
tne game in the eleventh.
september G-Carl Green treas,,ra -,
'5oston Americans. sent in his resfenatio,
iie Is 10 enter the advertising field with n
large New York firm "i'i
September 3G-With the gates cIosea a,a
hour end twenty minutes before pIay haoan
io.iid base ball lovers. the largest croyrd
ever present in Philadelphia. were ON hand
Tor the third game between Chicago an1
Phiiaoeiphia. the former winning. "A
Elherfeld and Fultz of New York Ameri-
cans badly injured by hcad-on collision in
New York. Elherfeid was treated by doc.
tor and Fuitz removed to hospital.
September 3e-The attendance reco-d for
season gees to Philadelphia Americans or
CAB being the total for SepteD1har