Show ClOSE G AMEAT PITTS URG ST LOUIS KEEPS UP ITS WINNING WIN-NING GAIT f Pitchers Battle Between the Balti mores and nostonsCincinnati Administers Shutout to Chicago Standing of the Clubs Per Von Lost Cent St Lcula S 1 m lhlladelpbla 10 4 714 Chicago S Ii 571 Cincinnati r 575 10ston 7 G 778 lltfJOkl1 7 Ii 518 Baltimore 7 5 5j LoulsvIllo t 5OtJ lew York 4 S 333 Washington 4 5 J07 lttsburg 2 S 5 Cleveland 1 G 142 St Louis 2 Pittsburg 1 littsburg April 29Pittsburg met Its second defeat at the hands of St Louis after n hardfought battle Williams fumble In the fourth and Bowennan wild throw In the eighth contributed largely w the visitors two runs At tendancc i000 Score K Pittsburg 1 S 4 StLouis ° > BatteriesHoffer and Bowerman Jones and Criier I UmpiresBurns and Smith Baltimore 3 Boston 1 4 Balllmore April 29Todays game was a pitchers battle and the Oriole I twirler had all the better of the aru ment The Champions were on their mettle and the Baltlmores were full of ginger The result was due to startling I i1ays For the first time this season the umvires decisions were not combated com-bated by either side Attendance 2 I wL Score 1 REn Balthnore Z 7 1 I Boston 1 2 0 BatterleslIcGlnnit and Robinson < < 1llf11s and Clarke UmpiresHunt and Connelly Cincinnati 4 Chicago O Chicago April 29The Reds did all their batting today after gifts and er lOrs and gave the Orphans their second ShUtOUt of the season in a loosely played fielding and lighthitting game Phillips proved Invincible with men on lrJses Attendance 12000 Score nHE Chicago 0 5 4 Cincinnati 4 5 4 BatteriesGrlffith and JJonahue lhUlIDs and Peitz UmpiresSwartwood and Warner Philadelphia 8 New York 5 Xew York April 29The Ph iI lies won todas game through good hitting Carrick 0115 an easy mark The local fielded weU and with an effective pitcher would have won the game At 1 tendunc 4000 Score RHE New York 5 S 3 Philadelphia 8 13 5 HatteriesCaJlIck and Grady Platt und Douglass 1 empiresEmslie and McDonald I Washington 6 Brooklyn 4 Washington Apili 2iThe nators beat the Sulerbas by hard iiittln stided hr the isltors errors 1Jlneen was not hit as hard as Kennel ard the hits off his delivery were not m timely as to do the most good Sccic RHE Washington 6 12 7 Brooklyn 4 11 7 BatteriesDineen md lcCuit Kenendy and Farrell I I tmphesGaffne and Andreks Princeton 3 Cornell O PrInceton N J April 9Princoton defeated Cornell today by a core of 3 to O It was a pitchers Jutlle I throughout Only twice were th us ilor able to land squarely upon I1M brands curves and the Tigers 111idl but five hit The feature of the game was the work of Bedford who made even putouts four assists and one ot the fie PrInceton hits Score RaR I Cornell 0 2 6 Princeton 3 5 4 |