The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-08
BASEBALL
Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. Sept New York shut
out Philadelphia in this mornings game.
Wiltse was hit hard In the early innings
but settled down in the last six innings.
and was only once in danger of being
scored on. Foxen. who baffled his OPP
ponents for four innings. weakened In the
rifth and sixth, when four hits and
pass Melted the visitors five runs. Sec
ond Baseman Doyle of New York was
put out OF the game in the first inning for
disputing decision. Score:
Morning game r. II. f.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 q
Philadelphia ........ ........0 2
Batteries-Wil;se and Bresnahan; Foxen.
Richie and Doom. Struck out-By Wiltse
8: by Foxen /: by Richie /. Empires
Emslte and Klein.
Philadelphia developed a batting streak
in the ninth"ln the afternoon game and
beat New York. to !. 1t was Philadel-
phia's only victory in the series of four
games here with the leaders in the race.
Corridor pitched very effectively against
run in the fifth inning when Bridwell sin
gled and was forced by Crandall. who
scored on Tenny's double. Crandall
worked out OF three bad situations before
the ninth inning. With one out Magee
singled and scored on Bransfield's double
Doolin scoring Bransfield and winning the
game with a single. Score:
Afternoon game X. II. Z.
New York Observation-Disclosures. .
Philadelphia ....... ............. /
Batteries-Crandal and Bresnahan:
Corridor. Richie and Doom. Cmpires-
Klein and Emslie.
Pittsburg Sept 7.--PittsbLrg won the
morning game from st. Louis. The game
was a batting bee throughout. Sallee re-
placed Raymond in the second. and Bran
don went to the box. for Pittsburg in the
fifth. Score:
Morning game r. III. E.
s. Pittfo SSI,is $50. -. p p I
Batteries-Leever. Brandon and Gibson:
Raymond, Sallee and Ludwig Umpire
Rigler.
Heavy hitting with men on bases gave
Pittsburg the afternoon game by a score
of to /. Willis was strong and we'll sup
ported. Wagner end GIL executed a dou-
BILE play by the formers trapping the ball.
the first time this play has been used here
this season. Score:
Afternoon game X III. Il
P1ttsburg -....-.-.''. --'-'-..''----
ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures.
Batteries-Winis and Gibson: Beebe and
Ludwig. Umpire-Rigler.
Chicago. Sept. -Four bases on balls
off Fraser wild throw by Holman. two
sacrifices and two steals gave Cincinnati
four runs In five innings with-one single.
The visitors made two more in the sixth
on a pass; a steal. a balk and three SIN.
giles punched off Kroh. The locals got
but tw osingles off Dubec- Score:
Morning game X n 4;
Chicago -.....-.---- .-....-...-..-.
Batteries-Frazer. Kroh and King. Mar
shall: Dubec and Mclean Umpire
O'Day.
Coakley pitched his first game for Chi
cago in the afternoon and did splendid
work shutting Cincinnati out with four
hits Two-baggers by Slagle and Schultz
gave Chicago one run at the start Two
passes a wild pitch and Tinker's single
counted two more In the fourth. ana
schultz scored in the sixth on his own
two-bagger and two sacrifices. Score;
Afternoon game r. H. E.
chicago .....---..-- .s.-.---..'----
Cincinnati ....-.. .....-.-......... O 0
Batteries-Coakley and Moran; Spade
and Schlei. Umpire-O'Day-
Brooklyn. Sept Although Pastorius
pitched a great game, holding the Bostons
to a single hit the visitors won the morn
ing game here today. to o. The winning
run in the fifth was batted In by Sweeney
after base on balls to Mccain and
timely sacrifice hit by Dahlen- score:
Morning game X n; f.
L Ratteries-Chapelle and Smith. Pastorius
and Bergen. Umpire-Johnstone.
BROOKLYN also lOst the afternoon game
TO Boston, the visitors winning the after
noon contest by a score OF TO o. duplfcat-
ing the score by which they had won ear
lier in the day. Score:
Boston .-.---.--------- -----.--'"-"-
Brooklyn ...----.-... -..---.--..--,o l
Observation-Disclosures and Gil aham; Nc
Intyre and Farmer. Umpire-Johnstone