The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
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lS1IdI1lSE spent lIlc ISdll lo-aas -
A chastlsing the Phillics ut the Polo
Y Grounds. Two games OF entirely diff
sIferent natures were played. yet both
livery interesting heirseparatc ways
Il To use an apt expression OF rooter
lone was a no-llit game and the other
i an all-hit game. In the morning
Il fTiltse made$t the unique record of pitch
ling ten-inning game in which the
| Quakers did not gain anything that
bore particularly close kinship to a
\ hit That was by all odds the big
/; event OF the day, SO far as baseball
performances go, but the afternoon
game had much more hustle and VI
s,vacity and go. 1t was a smuggling
Smatch, In which New York easily ex-
}ccllcd.
4 Taylor and Corridor proved poor wet
pail handlers. Taylor being battcd out
! IN the second inning. and Gordon be-
54nE una Bile to control the ball at all.
dNcGinnity and Morcn were both i'm
Sproyements. though Moren was hit
sPf the reel. Grant laid a two.
dagger to right. Titus made similar
shit. and Bransfield prodded a three
the nas sinniag s. was as over, over New Wy York had
the lead and and como 1t one better.
sTenny doubled to Magee's domicile,
iDoyle singled to right. Rresn ahan
made hits. Doyle was the big stick
/ boy of the game. He made three
Ssingles and a triple.
New York scored again in the fourth
ION Doyle's triple and Knabe's indie
sgrounder. base on balls to Sey-
ismour, Devlins out Branstields error
and double steal gave them their
a ninth run.s-
WlItse was Invinciblc.
tgsB Wiltse waved his southpaw curves
1 hitless garment to the unwilling shout
ers Of the Quakers in tho morning
game, and received support Of the
proper 9|s quality to see to i that battsd
I first left-hander who ever pitched a
Sten-inning victory in which the other
side made no hits. according to statis-
teal sllarpS.
Il. Only. thirty-one batters faced wiltse
;yesterday. The only man to get on
1 was McQu!llen, the third batten in the
ninth inning. Wiltse and Bresnahan
sfartsd he va aa M him strHaE out eo nd
lat a ball. The neXt.pitch struck Nc.
isQuillen on the shoulder and put him
ION first. base, the only blot Of Wiltse's
Wonderful performance and one too
tmiscoscopical to count.
/ McQutllen, although up against a
i>amine of,hits by his comrades, pitched
most praiseworthy game himself.
ssa First game
New WY York K ~. . 5000 oil ( q
,fPhiladelphia - % Q 2. 10000 @o---o 9 3
Ia1eoaiilen and Doom time, i:45.
NJ mpire, Rigler.
Second game
Sfs, Sg s * ''e'':::
Batteries: Taylor, McGinnity and
5Rresnahan; Corridor, Moren. Doom and
a1acklitsch. Time 1850. Umpire. Rig.
Cubs Win Both.
PITTSBuRG. PA, July 4.--Chicago
tehut out Pittsburs IN the first game
34o-day by score of q to 0. Errors
ION the part of the home team in the
,a.drst inning We're largely responsible
4 for the visitors runs. Pittsburg was
funable to hit Brown.
4 Score by innings: R.IL e.
{Pittsburg $685.. 900 o o 0 90 2 8
slEhicago ~. 20 90 o O0-2 0
I Batteries: Lever. I.iefield and Glib
ison: Brown and Moran. Time. 1875.
A Empires, Emslie and Johnstone.
Chicago gained first place by de-
i feating Pittsburg in the second game
lbySa score OF to 81 The home team
fused three pitchers. while Reulbach
1s Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
ssPittsburg ..t..o0 0001110-3 5 9
ftGhicago 5.,.. .9-5... $ O o10 2O0-9 10 /
Batteries: Camnitz. Leevcr, Philippe
s.Hnd Gibson and Phelps; Reulbach and
& Moran. Time, 1:45. umpircs. Imslie
Y and Johnstone
Boston ana Brooklyn Divide.
BOSTON. MASS. July 4.-Boston won
ii, 8 forenoon game from brooklyn. Z
Sssto85. Pastorins was easy for the To-
Il Gals in the fourth. and Wilhelm could
not stopHthe batting.
Boston X. ~. q o43sO % oo7 5 I:
4 Brooklyn ~. o ! 200 OF o--5 10 |:
and smith; Pastoriua, Wilhelm. Bel
and Ritter. Time, 1866. Umpire
@ O'Day.
y ting by LamIoy and sheehan gay,
aeore Of % to i. llummel's hedint
was n feature.
seers ~ innings ing I ! o Il y; 4
Bos p5lls ...'...,......o.o 90 oio0o-i 8
Batteries: Rucker and Bryan: Dorner
81 Yaulg and Abrams. Time. 1888. I'm
Each Take. one.
ST. LOUIS. NO. July 4,--cincinnat
and ST. Louis brok even In a double
NJ header this afternoon, st. Louis win
ID ming the first ia g IN twelve in
SIX nings. Raymond held the visitors t
four hits. Cincinnati got to Higgin
n bptham in the second game and score
All three runs IN the third Inning,
YAH ID First game &. 4
N s score ~ finninEs. n. II. T
fst. II .o,iis.. - 0 Oh % o 0 10 0 o 0 "a o
sat Cincinnati 10lDO 90 o 0 Q 0-2 4
3a tteries: Raymond and Ludwig
" Gmpires. elem and rli lderlam
sc cpud game 8{5t ss ~!
I I5$5 Score ny sinning S: n, III. d
sA ;t, "a .;.ii II 90 4 ca I'M
@ Ctnel nnat NJ NJ &. a e; 10 4 (. IN 8 IA
r.ee:: Atgg itbot ham, sBe 10 be.9 W.