The San Francisco call., 1908-09-08
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

PHILADELPHIA. Sept T.-Philadelphia de-
veloped batting streak in the ninth inning
In this afternoons game and beat New York.
? TO 1. 1t Philadelphia's only victory in
the series Of four games here with the leaders
In the race. Corridor pitched very effectively
against the New Workers and they got their only
run in the fifth inning when Bridewell singled
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 Brans-
fields double. Dooin scoring Bransheld and
winning the game with u single. Score:
New York 6 .
Batteries-CrandalI and Bresnahan; Corridor.
Richie and Doom. Umpires-klem and Ems!ie.
New York shut out Philadelphia in this morn
ing's 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 baffied his opponents for four
innings. weakened in the fifth and sixth. when
four hits and Il pass netted the visitors five
runs Second Baseman Doyle of New York was
put out of the game in the first inning for dis
putting decision. Score:
New York 10 o
Batteries@wlitse and Bresna6aD: Foxen.
Foxen 1. by Richie i. Umpires-Emslle aud
Klein.
CHICAGO, Sept -Four bases on balls OF
Fraser. wild throw by Hoffman. two sacrifices
and two steals gave Cincinnati four runs In
ise innings with one single The visitors made
balk and three singles punched off Kroes. The
locals got but two hits of Dubec. Score
Chicago 2 2
Fsinaai Ratteriss.Frsser Kroes Kiln, and srsb.,,
Dubec and Mclean. Umpire-o'Day.
Coakley pitched his first game for Chicago in
the afternoon and did splendid work, shutting
out Cincinnati with four hits. Two baggers by
SlaClo and Schultz fbjcHgo
at the start TO win Two passes. a wild pitch
and Tinker's single counted two more in the
fourth and Schultz scored in the sixth on his
own two bagGer and two sacrifices. Score:
Cincinnati efSH ............. . Z
Batteries -Coakley and Moran; Spade and
Sehlei. Umpire-o'Day.
PITTsBURG. Sept 7.-Pittsbure won the
morning game from St Louis. 1t batting
bee throughout. Sallee replaced Raymond in tine
second and Brandon went to the box for Pitts.
burg in the fifth. Score:
81 slttfDSfE h"uis ....:.....s :.....:....s ilss ]
Batteries-Leever Brandon and Gibson: Ray
Heavy hitting with bases gave Pitts
burg the afternoon game today with st. Louis.
to !. Willis was strong and well supported
Wagner and Gill each executed double play
by the formers trapping the ball. the first time
this play has been used here this season. Score
p gltt.ss-s : 3 8 = :
Batteries-wiilis and Gibson Beebe and Lud,
wig. Umpire-Rigier.
BROOKLYN Sept Although Pastorius
pitched great game. holding the Bostons to a
single hit the visitors the morning con-
test / to o. The winning run in the fifth
inning, was batted in by Sweeney after base
on balls TO McGann and timely sacrifice hit by
Dahlen. Score:
r. H. E.
Boston ......................... o
DEOOkiyH " U
Batteries-Chappele and Smith; Pastorius
and Bergen. Umpire-Johnstone.
The visitors won the second contest / to O.
duplicating the morning score. Score:
r. II. E.
Boston ....-................... 10 0
Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o 6 o
Batteries-Lindaman and Graham; Mcintyre
and Farmer. Umpire-Johnstone.