The San Francisco call., 1905-08-25
Time and Time Again a Sen
Sational Play Saves the
Day for the Rival Teams
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Only two other games in the history
Of major league baseball have ever
gonc this many innings, one many
years ago being a tie between Chicago
and Cincinnati, and the Philadelphia
Americans this year defeating Boston
four 10 two in a twenty-inning battle.
Both Sparks and Ruelbach pitched re-
narkable ball, and their support at
times was phenomenal. Neither side
scored until the thirteenth inning,
when Chicago. on a triple by Chance
and a single by Schultz gave them
run. Philadelphia at once tied the
score. Thomas singled, sprinted to
third. when Tinker failed to hold Ma
loney's throw after a great running
catch Of a foul by Chicago's right
fielder. and scored on Bransfeld's sin
gle Maloney opened the nineteenth In
ming with a triple. but could not score.
In the twentieth McCarty led off with
a single. took second on Casey's sacri-
ace and scored on Chances single.
Nearly every member OF both teams
figured in sensational plays. Attend
ance $500. Score:
Phuadelphia ..................-..I . i
onle4g9 sparks and Doom; Ruelbach and
O'Nei. Cmpire-Johnstone.
BRooKLYN. Aug 24.--st-, Louis shut out
Brooklyn to-day on neio a. 5lo 1sf
games OF the season Attendance looo-
Score:
Brooklyn .---.-.--...--..-''-'-'' ~
ST Louis -..-.....-.-.--..--.-.- n
Batteries-Jones and Bergen; Mcfarland
ana RosT0N sSTs9s AUG. M.MPittsburg won both
games to-day Young was fairly effective In
the first game. but received poor support
while Philippi pitched Of his best games
Wallace, South Boston player from the
Haverhiil team OF the New England League,
sa1,e , good demonstration OF his batting and
heIding in the second game. Attendance
$500 Scores
flttshurg ---.--'-,--''. .'---'-'--I
i7Gss9h f3s3Peres-Phiiippi and Gibson: Young and
Moran. Cmpire-hlem-
Pit5s0aFs ........-..-.-..-,-......-. 9 !
EG5sfh Bgtferes-Fiaherty. Peitz and Gibson; VIII
lis and Moran umDise-klem SleI vor,, .nv+ on,
Cjncinnati in The first Of two games played
here to-day. The second game was close,
ending IN 8 tie. which could not 0e broken
because OF darkness. Scores:
First game b T.,
New York .-....-.--.-.--.----.'-'S q 2
oiBsiaes.l Bstfefies . Matthewson ana BOweTman;
Chech. schlei and Street.
Second game n 4;
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
Cincinnati mes ana Bre.nasn Ewing ana
scbiei. Umpires-ODay and Bauswine.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 24.-Cleveland lost
both games 10 Boston to-day. In the hrst
game Cleveland could not bunch hits off
Tanuehill while Boston secured i've runs.
Cleveland had the second game i've 10 nothing
in the sixth inning, when Turner and Bradley
funlbled three easy chances. Attendance. 1900.
Scores:
cleveland 9 % I
Batteries-Moore and Clarke; Tannehin and
Criger.
second game r II E
Boston .---.-.---..-.---.----.- 10
Batter1es-Bernard and Buelow; Dineen,
Young and Criger-
DETROIT Aug. 24.-Washington won its
third successive game from the locals. Hughes
pitching preventing a Detroit batsman reach
ing second base until the eighth inning. Kill
lisn's bases on balls were fatal and figured in
two OF Washington's runs. Attendance, 600
Score;
RsESihgson RsiTStf ...'.......... 6
BatteTies-KiIlisn and Warner; Hughes and
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2z.-st Louis and New
York again split even on double header to-
day. In the fret game Petty held New York
90 one run. while st. Louis ecored two off
Orth, the visitors errors in the infeld helping
out. Ct. Louis led up 10 the ninth inning OF
the second game. but a combination Of errors
and lift by Delehanty nettec three runs. At
tendance. 34oo. Scores:
First game r. H E.
St Louis .....-.-........... o q
setteries-Peity ana Spencer; orth snd
Kieinov.
e.. L2guis g,, --...-.--......--.-..-i ! g
BAtteriss-sudhon and sugdsn; PoweIi.
Csrtfhth. MCGUIRE and Kleinow.