The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Pittsburg, May se-Pittsburg lost the
morning game mainly through the wild
ness of Leifield They secured a good
lead in the third inning by scoring -four
runs, but lost it on bases on balls and
some dopey playing Score:
Pittsburg .,.-.,.,...,......,.,.
Batteries-Leifieid, Brady and Gibson;
Taylor and Killing. Two-base hits, Stein
feldt, Killing. Three-base hit, Leifield
Base on balls, off Leifield 6, off Brady /,
off Taylor 8. Struck out, by Leifield ), by
Taylor ?. Umpire, Rigler.
The ChicagOs won the afternoon game
by getting ten of their fourteen hits in
the seventh and eighth inning, netting
seven runs. Outside of these two innings
Willis was effective. Frazer pitched good
ball from the start Score:
P Pittsburg &c ...'....-.''..-'.'''-' y
Batteries-Willis and Smith; Fraser and
Moran. Two-baSe hits, Smith, Sheckard,
Clarke. Bases on balls, off Willis 1.
Struck out. by Willis 3, by Fraser 2. I'M
pire, Rigler.
St Louis, May SO-The Cincinnatis. af-
ter fifteen innings won the morning game
from the St. Louis Nationals. Coakley re-
lieved Hit in the middle of the tenth in
ming and pitched great game. Score:
r. H. E.
Cincinnati e. ..........-...7 u 3
St Louis -;;;..;.;;....,...
Brown and Marshall. Two-base hits. Mar
shall, Mitchell Three-base hits. Brown,
Murray, Mclean. CAMEL. Base on balls,
off Brown 2, off Hit f. Struck out, by
Brown Z, by Hit 5.
St. Louis was defeated again in the af-
ternoon game by Cincinnati, by a score
of to /. Karger pitched very poor ball
for the locals and was relieved by Frem-
me after the sixth inning, who in turn
was relieved by Shields. after hurting his
arm in the eighth inning. Score:
r. H. E
S 81; LOUIS '''...''''''...'....'.. 3
Batteries-Karger, Fromme. Shields and
Noman; Ewing and Schlei. Two-base hit
Kelly. Three-base hit, Mowrey. Base on
balls, off Karger 2, Shields /, Fromme l.
Ewing l. EMPIRES, Emslie and KLEIN.
New York, May s0.-Philadelphia de-
feated New York in the morning game
by q score of to 2. Philadelphia found
Wiltse in the fourth inning, when base
on balls, a home run and triples by
Courtney and Doolin yielded three runs.
Score: r. H. E.
Philadelphia .... 10
New York Observation-Disclosures. 2
Battries-Moran and Doolin; wiltse and
Doolin. Home rul-McGee. Bases On
balls-Off Wiltse 4; off Moran 2 Struck
out-By Wiltse 2; by Moran 8 Umpires-
Carpenter and O'Day.
New York defeated Philadelphia this
afternoon, to l. The special police were
unable to cope with the overflow of spec
tators, who tore down the wire fences in
several places, swarmed in on the out
field and surrounded the diamond. They
were lined around the field and behind
the plate ten deep, and it was only after
Umpire ODay threatened to forfeit the
game to Philadelphia that the players
were able 10 get the people back far
enough to clear a space In which to play
Ground rules were adopted so that a hit
into the crowd was only good for two
bases. Duggleby relieved Richie in the
second inning, Score: R, II, 4.
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. z
Batteries Ritchie, Duggleby and Doom;
Matthewson and BTesnahan. Two-base
hits-Doolin, Magee, DOOM, Browne Bres-
nahan, McGann, Coreoran. Home run
Shannon. Bases on balls-Off Richie 1;
off Duggleby |; off Matthewson 2. Struck
out-By Matthewson s; by Duggleby ..
Umpires-o'Day and Carpenter.
Boston, May sa-The home team
punched six of their nine hits in two inn
ings and won the forenoon game from
Brooklyn. to O. Score: r. H Z.
B BSotG1 -. '. .:.:..:,.... : /
Batteries-Young and Needham; MeIn-
tyre and Ritter Two-base hits-Tenny
Home run-Howard. Bases on balls-Off
Young 2; off Mcintyre ?. Struck out-By
Young s. by Mcintyre 3. Umpires-Fla-
herty and Stricklett.
In fourteen well-played innings Brook
Ign defeated Boston, 4 to 0. Lewis was
put out of the game in the thirteenth af-
ter long wrangle with Lindaman. Score:
r. H. z.
BROOKLYN .,'..... .....'.......'.-.- 10 Q
Boston ---.---- ------.-----------.-
BatterieS-Henley and Butler, Flaherty
and Needham. TWo-baSe hits-Brain Fla
herty. Home Fun-Brain. Bases on balls
off Henley 8; off Flaherty 2. Struck out
By Henley 3; by F'laherty 8. Umpires-
Stricklett aad Lane.