The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn, N J., June S.-Brooklyn and Ptttsburg divided doubleheader here today, the Pirates taking the first by score of to II and the Superhas win ming the second. to 1, in 12 innings.
 Costly errors behind Cheney gave the visitors large lead in the opening game, while Miller of Pittsburg was effective throughout.
 Galore and Harmon had pitchers battle in the second game until the Brooklyn pitcher was taken ont In the eighth for a pinch-hitter. Grimes and Coombs continued the good work. Brook lyn scored in the ninth when Myers single sent home the tying run and again in the twelfth when with Sanders pitch ing Myers singled and advanced to third on two outs and scored on Miller's in- field hit. Carey scored for Pittsburg in the fourth, when he doubled and scored from second while Stengel was being thrown out at first Scores:
 First game: R.H H. E. pittsbnrg .... .oso t9o ool-7 c Brooklyn ................ 900 coo 100-l 6
 Batteries:, F. Miller and Schmidt; Che ney. Griner, Grimes and O. Miller
 Second game; R.H. F.. Pittsburg ............ 900 100 oOo oo-l Brooklyn .........,..-oo0 coo ool ool--2 10 ,
 Batteries. Harmon, Cooper, Sanders 
 Miller.
 Braves Beat Toney
 Boston, June s.--Nehef had the better of Toney in pitching battle this aft ernoon, and Boston won from Cincin- nati, 1 to 0. The only scoring was in the seventh. Powell walked. wickland sacrificed and after Roush caught J, C. | AkY4 r t.lxx ffe pfx,c ,cr1 tF left scored Powell. Two infield hits off Nehef in the sixth and an intentional walk to S. Magee, with two out, filled the bases for Cincinnati, but Herzog re- tired tho side by catching Meals fly in short center. Score: R.HE. Cincinnati .....,-...... ..-oOO oOO ooo--o Boston ................-...0 .0O0 Vo w Batteries; Toney, Allen and Wingo; Nehef and Wilson.
 GIANTS DIVIDE WITH CARDS |, New York, June Skew York and St Louis broke even in a double header here today. The Giants won the first game easily, 8 to l. but St. Louis triumphed in the second, to g. in an eleventh ming pitchers battle between Doak and Sallec.
 New York won the first game by SCOT. ing six r..3s off Sherdell in the fifth in r ing. four ot the runs being scored after xavanaugn muffed a pop fly with two out The deadlock in the second gaElt was broken in the seventh inning, when Young fell and dropped Snyder's lone fly allowing Smyth and Kavanaugh tt score The Giants claimed Young ha held tho bal long enough to make a le- gal catch. but the claim was not al lowed Manager McGray was orderec iron the field by Umpire Byron. A glass was thrown at the umpire from the up per stand Jack Smith, St. Louis out fielder, was put out of the first game Scores. First game: RHE St. Louis .............. GOO 100 00o-1 New York ...-..,....... 100 061 00f-S 10 Batteries: Shcrdell, Tuero and Con- gales: Perritt and McCarty. Second game: R.H D. St. Louis ............ 900 200 900 o2--4 Il . New York .,s....r., {! coo 200 600 00-2 10 and Rariden, McCarty.
 Cubs Take Second Philadelphia. June S.Tyler held Phila' deiphia to two hits today and Chicago field hits, Hoggs wild pitch, Mann $ double and Paskert's single won the game in the first inning. Deals second home run in two consecutive games hero | scored the two last runs. Hollocher's fielding featured. Not a Philadelphia player reached second base. Score;
 R.H.E, Chicago ......-...... 800 900 030-6 Philadelphia .......... 900 000 000-0 Batteries: Tyler and Killifer; Hogs and Burns