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Show LOUISVILLE ENTRIES LOUISVILLE, Ky., June 2 Saturday's Satur-day's entries FlrBt rnco, four furlongs, purse Joo Knight 108, Working Lad 113, Mary Emily. Cnllssc 115, Worth 118. Socond race, mile and twonty yards, I purse Heatherbloom, Starry Night, Bettie Sue 103, Messenger Boy, So- hago, Grovor Hughes, Any Port, Prln- J cess Callawoy, Judge Monck 108, Kor- mack, Round the World, Star Charter 113. I Third race, mile, selling Golden j Ruby 130, Robert Bruce, Rulsseaux I 132, Kitty Fishor 149, Direct 155, Miko I Jordan, San Gil, Alma Boy, Earl of I Richmond, Cowdln 151. I Fourth race, mile, handicap Belt I Horse 85, Boh Farley 92, Mocklor, I Whitewool 98, Wlntergrccn 104, .Too I Morris 108, Angolcus, Prince Gal 112, I Ozana 11 1. B Fifth race, six furlongs, selling Du ' Quesno. Jim Baney 100, Adams Ex- pross 102, John RcardonJ 105, Al Mul- Icr, Raleigh P. D., J Donau, Fashion Plato 108 Sixth raco, mile and a fourth, selling H Louis Katz 89, Discontent 89, Miss II BallLstito 92, Short Order 101, Ida May. Lavmlnistor 103, Nethormost, I Ada C. Walker 105, Font, Lucky Moso 1 108, Facalda, OUlo 109. 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE. 3 Pittsburg 7, Philadelphia 1. I PITTSBURG. June 2. The Phlladel- I phla team today made Its first nppear- I ance in Pittsburg this season Tho 1 visitors escaood a shutout bv getting 1 two two-baggers In the ninth Inning I The home team batter Humphreys I hard in tho sixth. Score- R.II.E I Philadelphia 1 12 1 I Pittsburg 7 15 0 1 Batteries Humphreys, Rowan, Chal- I mors and Dooin; Adam6 and Simon New York 7, Chicago 6. M CHICAGO. Juno 2. New York como 1 from behind today In tho first game ffl of the series and defeated Chicago H Cole was wild and Ritchie, who ro- I lieved him, was no better. Raymond's I wildnesa was responsible for Chicago's k early lead, J. Doyle doubling and clear- I ing the bases In tho first Score J R H E Chicago 6 9 1 1 New York 7 5 0 Battories Colo, Ritchie and Baker, P Raymon, Amos and Wilson. I Brooklyn 3, St. Louis 1. ST. LOUIS, Jifne 2 Brooklyn defeated de-feated St Louis today in the opening game of the series. Both pitchers wore effective. Score: R. H E Brooklyn .' 3 5 0 St. Louis f 1 8 1 Batteries Barger' and Bergen; Stoele and Brosnahan. Boston 8, Cincinnati 5. CINCINNATI June 2. Boston had a batting rally In tho ninth inningf today, to-day, and five hits and a base on balls netted them four runs and the game. Score: R H. E. Boston S 14 0 Cincinnati 5 9 4 Battrles Mathers. Pfieffer and Rari-den; Rari-den; Gasper, McQuillan and Clark. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Washington 14, Detro'rt 7. WASHINGTON. June 2. Detroit used four pitchers ogalnst Washington today in an unsuccessful effort to stop the batting. Washington't hits totalled 33 baEes Score: R. H. E. WaHhlngton 14 17 7 Detroit n 7 9 2 Batteries Hughes and Ainsmlth; Fleet, Works, Covington. Mitchell and Stanagc. Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 1. PHILADELPHIA, June 2. After raising the world's championship pennant pen-nant this afternoon, Philadelphia defeated de-feated Cleveland in a game which was stopped at the ond of the seventh in nlng hy rain. President Johnson of tho American league and President Lynch of the National leaguo witnessed wit-nessed the ceremonies. Score: J R,H E. ' Cleveland 1 3 l Philadelphia 5 6 1 Batteries Kalor and Land, Plank and Thomas. New York 6, St. Louis 3. NEW YORK, June 2. New York again defeated St. Louis today. Nelson Nel-son was the onlv visiting pitcher who was effective. Score: R. H. E. I St. Louis 3 9 4" New York G- 9 1 Battories Hamilton, Nelson, Pelty and , Clarke; Brackett, Fisher and Blair 1 Chicago 13( Boston 8. BOSTON, June 3. Chicago hit tho ball hard today and assisted by ragged fielding on the part of the locals, won easily. Score: R. H. E. Chicago 13 17 0 Boston g n 3 Battories Lang, Olmstead and Payne; Wood, Hall and Nunamaker, NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Tacoma 6, Portland' 3. TACOMA, June 2. Score: R. H.E Tacoma ,.. g8 l Portland 3 5 3 Batteries Gordon and Burns; Lara-line, Lara-line, Bloomfield and Harris. Spokane 5, Vancouver 1. SPOKANE, June 2. Score: R. II, E. Vancouver 1 g 9 Spokano .".'!!.'.".."."."."! 5 8 1 Batteries CInrk and 1jw'is, Craft, and Hasty. -.5. . "- S-sattle 6, Victoria 4, '. SEATTLE, June 1 Score: - R. J3.E iclorla, - ,4 '7 Seattle ; ; .-. 072 0 Batteries Brown and "'Splelshian; Zackert and Shea. COAST LEAGUE. Sacramento S, Verndn 2; LOS ANGELES, June 2. Score: : R. H. E. Sacramento r ,..,S 9 0 Vernon .. , ....'2 10 4 pgaa.j- J 1 i I- TMJigne ill I .mcajg Battories Arralanes and Thomas. Hitt and Hogan. Oakland 8, Portland 2. PORTLAND, Juno 2, Score: R. H.E. Oakland S 13 3 Portland :...2 8 2 Batteries Pernoll and Pearce; Fan-well, Fan-well, Fullerton and Murray. 'Frisco 8, Los Anp,elcs 5. SAN FRANCISCO, June 1. Score- R. H.E. Los Angeles 5 7 3 San Francisco 8 12 2 Batteries Couchman and Abbott, Miller and Berry. WESTERN LEAGUE. At SL Joseph Lincoln 1, St. Joseph 2. At Omaha Omaha 9. Topeka 3 At Denver Denver 11, Des Moines 1. At Sioux City Sioux City-Pueblo game postponed to ailow Pueblo to reach home in time to open the season there tomorrow. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Columbus Indianapolis 2, Columbus Co-lumbus 1. At Toledo Louisville 2, Toledo 5 At Kansas City St. Paul 3, Kansas City 10 |