Show ST LOUIS LOSES TO SENATORS WOULDBE CHAMPIONS WERE NOT I THE GAMESome Some Bagged Ball Playing In the Big League YesterdayYale Wins Prom Princeton Standing of Clubs Per Won Lost Cent Brooklyn 31 11 3 Boston Z 1 675 51 Louis 5 16 600 Chicago 2 17 593 Philadelphia 2 17 575 Baltimore 2 IS iCO Cincinnati 2 1 512 Pittsburg 17 21 447 New York 1G 24 400 Louisville 13 2S n Washington 13 29 309 Cleveland S 29 216 Washington 11 j St Louis 2 Washington June 3 Powell was hit all over the lot today and the Senators won in a walk Freemans home run triple and single being the batting features fea-tures of the game Weyhihg pitched superb ball Attendance 1500 Score RHE Washington 1117 b St Louis 2 9 4 I Batteries Weyhing and McGuire Powell and OConnor Umpires Swartwood and Warner Boston 8 Cincinnati 2 Boston June 3The home team had things pretty much their own way today to-day and won out easily Beckley at first played a clean game for the visitors but inability to solve Lewis aided by several ragged plays lost them the game Attendance 3500 ScoreRHE gme ScoreRHE Boston 8 1 4 Cincinnati 2 4 4 Batteries Lewis and Clark Hawley and Peitz Umpires Burns and Smith I Louisville5 New York 2 New York June 3The Loulsvilles defeated the Giants today by timely batting in the third and fourth innings In-nings In the fourth Leach hit to center cen-ter for a home run when Hartzell was on frt Both pitchers were effective Bowling particularly when bases were occupied Attendance 3000 Score RHE New York 2 8 1 Louisville 5 S 4 Batteries Seymour and Grady Dowl ing and Kittredge Umpires Gaffney and Andrews Brooklyn 13 Cleveland 4 New York June Todays game was too onesided to be interesting The Brooklyns batted Hill hard when he got the ball over the plate scoring as they pleased with the assistance of nine bases on balls and five errors Kennedy was effective throughout and was given almost faultless support Attendance i At-tendance 6700 Score RHE Cleveland 4 11 5 Brooklyn 13 13 2 Batteries Hill and Zimmer Kennedy and Farrell Umpires Lynch and Connolly Chicago 14 Baltimore 5 Baltimore June 3 Chicago batsmen fattened their averages today at the expense of Nops Eleven singles a hit batsman a base on balls and a balk are charge against him in the two innings in-nings he was on the rubber Howell went in without warming up and stopped the fusilado after the third when three singles were made by the visitors The Baltimore team played good ball after the second Inning but the lead was too great to overcome Attendance At-tendance 2906 Score RHE Baltimore 5 11 4 Batmore Chicago 14 191 Batteries Nops Howell and Robinson Robin-son Gresham Taylor and Nichols Umpires ODay and McGarr Pittsburg 15 Philadelphia 3 Philadelphia June 3Fifield started in to pitch for the Phillies today but retired in favor of Orth in the fourth inning after Pittsburg had securrd siX runs Orth had better control but the miserable fielding of the locals precluded pre-cluded any possibility of victory While running to first base in the eighth inning in-ning Belts snapped a tendon in his right leg Attendance 5801 ScoreR Score-R H E Pittsburg IS 13 3 Philadelphia 3 5 S Batteries Leever Bowerman and Fi field Orth and McFarland Umpires Emslie and McDonald Yale 8 Princeton 0 New Haven Conn June 3Yale signally sig-nally defeated the Princeton baseball nine by the score of 8 to 0 in the first championship game of the series Princeton was shut out in ev r particular par-ticular Her nine neither scored a run or made a single hit off Robertsons de livery Not a man of her nine got beyond be-yond second base during the game Jill debrand was a disappointment He hit three bate aided base runner twice and gave six passes to first Score RHE Yale 5103 Princeton 002 Batteries Robertson and Sullivan Hildebrand and Kafer |