The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30


perfume lifting. Scores: the second game by op-
Pittsburg ..........o Q 200 01-9 10
Brooklyn .........0 0 0 90 5000 8 /
Batteries Willis and Gibson; stricklett and
Bergen and Ritter. Umpires-Emslie and John
stone: Two-base hit. Wagner; sacrifice hits, Gan.
ley, Nealon, Leach, Gibson; stolen base, Nelson;
double play Nealon and Wagner; left on bases
Pittsburg 8, Brooklyn 5; first base on balls, OF
Stricklett 1, of willis 8; first base on errors.
8. by Willis 6; passed balls, Bergen, Ritter
Time. 1:34.
Second Game II e
Brooklyn ::::::::::o 90 1853 1s !
Batteries-Leiheld, Lever. Phillippi and
Peitz and Phelps; Eason, scanlon and Ritter and
Bergen. Umpires-Emsle and tombstone. Three
base hit, Nealon; two-b base hits Hummel. Alper-
man 2, PETIT; stolen base, Lumley, Maloney q;
bases on on balls, of Leiheld g. &C Eason l.,
of scanlon 1: struck out, BY Eason 2, by, Scan
PETIT; wild pitch. Lever; left on bases, Brook
Ign 8, Pittsburg Z; double play, Eason to Alper-
man to Jordan. Time 1:45.
BOSTON 7. CINCINNATI 3.
Boston, Sept. 29.-Boston drove Mason out Of
the box in the seventh inning Of today's game.
Essick, who succeeded him, was Wild and inef-
fective. Both teams played loosely in the field.
| Score: -
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Boston .:...........o o1soo21 II 2
Observation-Disclosures and Brown; Mason Es-
sick and Mclean. Umpires-Conway and Supple.
First base on errors Boston 2, Cincinnati /;
left on bases. Cincinnati 8, Boston q bases on
balls, of Mason /, of Essick 1, of Lindaman 1;
struck out. by Lindaman l, by Mason l, by Els
sick L; three-base hit, Brain: two-base hit.
Brown, Dolan sacrifice hits, Kelley, Deal; stolen
bases, Brown Higgins: double plays, Howard to
! Tenney, Corcoran to Higgins to Deal; limit by
pitcher, by Mason 1, by Essick L. Time, 1:3s.
PHILADELPHIA 8, /, CHICAGO E. g.
| Philadelphia, Sept. 29.-Philadelphia and Chi
cago divided honors in double. header today
+! Prior to the first game Manager Duffy was pre-
sented with diamond stud by the players Of
the local club. Umpire Rigley, who offciated al
| the first game made the presentation at the
plf FIRST s ss%s. s@ RI
P Phifa6a :. .::.:S seSs
/ Batteries-Pfeister and King; Sparks and
Doom. Umpire-Rigler.- -~Twe-base hit MCGEE
DOOM; bases on balls, Of ,Pfeister $ OF Sparks
Chicago Z Philadelphia 5; stolen bases. McGeee
Doolin. sheckard. Hoffman Dvers struck out
by Pfeister 2; by Sparks 4; double play MCGEE
Chics aSu . os o.o.oo--s -:
Philadelphia =: ,...........O o 900 ii. A.
Batteries overall and Morgan: Richie ant
Donovan. Umpire. ODay. Call ut end Of
sixth b yagreement. Two-base hits, Schultz
Steinfeldt; bases balls, of Overall I. OF
| Richie q first base on errors, Philadelphia z
sacrifice hit, Schultz; struck out, by Overall 8
| by Richie 3; double plays, Chance to Hoffman
Sentelle to Bransfeld. Time, So minutes.
| NEW YORK g. o, ST. LOUIS 2, l. -
| New York, Sept. 29.-Defeating the st. Louis
! Nationals in easy style In the first game today
! the New York Nationals were themselves beater
in the second contest owing to Fromme's goot
| pitching. Scores: ~ =. II,
! First Game !, II F
New York ........oo2 O10o3 ;.-e II ;
! st. Louis .........2 O O o o O. O O. o. /;
Twobase hit, MARSHALL sacrifice hits, Shan
; non, Devlin. Zimmerman; stolen bases, Browne
| Seymour, Fitzgerald, O'Hara: first base on er
| rors, New York q St. Louis 2: first base OF
balls, Off McGinnity 1. off McGlynn 1; strucl
out by McGnnity 2, by McGlynn q balk, Nc
Glynn; left bases. New York a. st. Louis s
double plays, Seymour to Fitzgerald. Marshal
! to Holly. O'Hara to McGlynn to Holy. Time
| 1880. Umpires, Carpenter and KEN.
ESt. Louis .....s... G. o o O O o Ii
New York ..........O o o o. o 0 o 90 6
Is Called by agreement Sacrifice hits. Browne
SNoonan; stolen base. Seymour: first base on er
l5rors, New York 2, st. Louis /; bases on balls
Eon Fromme g. of Wiltse i; struck out b,
sFromme 2 by Wiltse g.; hit by pitched ball, b.
Fromme. 1; passed ball Noonan; left on bases
New York 10, ST. Louis 81 Umpires, Carpen
ter and KLEIN. Time, 1880.