Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1910-05-10 | Page 6 | National League

I National League I IWon Won Lost P C Pittsburg 12 is 4 New York 13 6 68 Philadelphia 10 6 Chicago 9 8 5 Cincinnati 7 8 46 45 Boston 6 G 11 St Louis 6 G 12 Brooklyn 6 14 BEATS GIANTS Chicago May 9 held New NewYork NewYork NewYork York to 3 scattered hits today toda and Chicago CJ won 2 to 0 O In the sixth Inn InnIng InnIng inning Ing Evers scored from first on Sheck ards infield hit Tinker was hit on the leg by a batted ball In practice and Chance was Ill Hi Zimmerman and Luders taking their places Score ScoreR R P RIL H E Chicago 2 7 2 New NewYork York 0 o 3 s 1 Batteries and Archer Ray Bay Raymond Raymond Baymond mond and ST LOUIS JUST LASTS St Louis May 9 St Louis took the opening game of the series with Bos Boston Boston Boston ton today 2 to 1 This was done de despite despite despite spite A jt I ninth inning rally on the part of the visitors Manager Lake batted for Mattern In the last inning and was given a base on balls filling the bases before Collins flied filed to Oakes for the final out Score R B H E ESt ESt St StLouis Louis 2 6 2 Boston 1 i 6 3 5 Batteries Willis and Bresnahan Mattern and Smith IX IN I Cincinnati May Ma 9 Moren and Beebe each had a bad inning today toda Cincin Cincinnati CincInnati Cincinnati I nati making four runs in the sixth I and Philadelphia tying In the eighth In Inthe Inthe Inthe the ninth Philadelphia won out by hitting Gaspar Caspar opportunely opportune error allowed the first four Philadel Philadelphia PhIladelphia Philadelphia phia runs Score R B H E Philadelphia 6 12 1 Cincinnati I 4 9 1 Batteries Moren Foxen and Doom Dooin Beebe Gaspar Caspar and McLean A RECORD BREAKER DREAKER Pittsburg May 9 After twentysix hits and twelve runs had been shared equally by Pittsburg and Brooklyn to today today today day Pitts burg took the game in the ninth on two wild throws by Catcher Erwin Seven pitchers were used Score S n R B H E Pittsburg 7 13 0 Brooklyn n 6 13 4 Batteries Adams White Powell and Gibson Scanlon Barger Bell and Bergen Erwin