The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-25
CUBS TAKE 2-HEADER
FROM GIANTS WITH EASE

The Chicagos won two games from
the New Yorks yesterday at New York.
taking each one with the greatest Of
ease. The New York pitchers were
bumped hard and the home team helded
poorly. Attendance 5000 Scores:
(First Game)
chicngo' lGaiTss 2 : . o SS-s
New York %
Runs-sheckard, Hoffman. Steinfeldt
2, Evers, Brown; McGann and Dab
lem First base on balls-0T Witse
2; off Brown 2; off Lundgren 3. Struck
out--By Brown 3; by Lundgren s.
Three base hit-Evers. Two-base hit
Daflen. Sacrifice hts-Evers, Moran.
Double plays-Devlin to Strang to Nc
Gam; Evers to Hoffman. Umpires-
Carpenter and KLEIN. Time--1h. 4Om.
tSecond Cameo
chioaso Ioai"s' "a "A 3 3 3 ! + : . $50
New York o o 0 0 Is
Runs-Klng 3. Sheckard 3. Gessler 2.
Steinfeldt. Evers-10; shannon. Devlin.
McGann. Dahlen 2-5. First base on
balls--Off Mathewson 2; off Reulbach 3.
Struck out-By Mathewson 3; by Reul
bach l. Three base hit-Kling. Two
base hits---Sheckard @ Evers. Sacrifice
hits-Browne, Dahlen. Stolen bases
shannon 3, Sheckard. Gessler 2. Tinker
Evers. Double plays-Shannon to Dew
lin: Devlin unassisted; Devln to Nc
Gam Umpires-Klem and Carpenter
Time-lh 50m.
PITTSBURG Go, BOSTON So
Pittsburg won two games from Bos-
ton yesterday at Boston by scores OF
6 TO and to O, respectively. The hit
ting I'm the first game was light. but
numerous passes and battery and other
errors swelled the score. Young was hit
freely In the second game. while with
men on bases Philippi was at his best
The game was called after seven in
nings by mutual agreement Howard
and Dorner were ordered off the field
by Umpire Conway for disputing with
him. Scores:
(First Cameo
Innings 3 6
Boston. o o O-5
Runs-Hallman 2, Ganley 2, Clarke,
Nealon-6; Dolan q Tenney, Bates.
Connaughton--5. Three base hit
Dolan Stolen bases--Connaughto
Clarke. Double play-Ritchey to Nea-
lon. First base on balls-On I.indaman
8 off LeHeld 3. Hit by pitched ball
BY Lindaman. Clarke. Phelps. Struck
out-By Lindaman 4; by Leiheld 3.
Passed balls-Brown 1; Phelps l. Wild
pitches-Lindaman I; Leifeld 1. Time
In sam. Umpires-Conway and Sup
pie.
(Second Game)
Innings .....i 2 3 : 8 :
Runs-Hallman, Leach 2. Ritchey .
g. Two base hits-Wagner. Dolan and
Bates. Three base hit-Leach. Sacri-
fee hits-Tenny, Ganley, Clarke, Glib
son Double play--Tenney to Cameron
to Tenney. First base on balls-of
Young 4. Struck out--By Philippi g.;
,NVaC
Conway and supple
pEIIADEIPHIAe. Q. CINCINNATI Z.
The Philies defeated Cincinnati yes
terday at Philadelphia. Ewing was hit
hard from the start and gave way TO
Mason. late Of the Baltimores, who
pitched good ball. Score:
pb,16dni:s Ipnings "a ! 20 . 3 %
Cincinnati 2o1 o %
Runs-Thomas. Gleason ?. Bransheld
2. Titus. Magee. Doolin. LUSH; jude,
2, Smoot Lobert 2. Deal. First base
on balls-Off Ewing 3; OFF Duggleby 3.
Struck out-By Lush /: by Mason 3; by
Ewing 3; by Duggleby 2. Two-b base
Doolin, Schiel 'smoot Sacrifice
hits-Ewing. Sentelle, Thomas. Stolen
hases-Schiel. Corcoran, Deal, Gleason.
Rransheld. Titus. Doolin ?. Loubert ?.
Double play--Gleason to Dooltn 10
Rransneld. Passed ball-Doolin. Umpire
-O'pay Time--2h. l0m.
BROOKLYN 6-l. ST LOUIS b-l
The Brooklyns won one ll-inning
game from St Louis yesterday at New
York. and darkness made n tie OF the
second. Casey's single, Maloney's sac
rihce and inneld hits by Lumley ana
Jordan won the first game. Attendance
500. Scores
(First Game)
Innings Sl0 =.