Show I IN THE WORLD OF SPORT Bas ball HONORS EVEN AT CINCINNATI BOSTONS AND REDS TAKE ONE GAME EACH Brooklyn Beats Colonels by Narrow MarginChicagos Losing Streak ContinuesOther Games Standing of the Clubs Per Won Lost Cent Brooklyn 51 26 5 Boston 52 n 62G 8t LouIs 1S 5J3 Philadelphia 49 31 590 Baltimore 4i n 56S i Chleago 43 3 Pjttshur 13 42 I W6 I Cincinnati 41 4 491 New York 4 437 Louisville 33 IS Q7 Washington Cleveland 13 31 G 5 rrJ Todays Games49 Boston at Louisville Brooklyn at 8t Louis New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Baltimore at Cleveland Washington at rittbur Took One Apiece Cincinnati July 26The Reds played miserable ball behind Hawley in the first game and could not hit Willis The second was a pitchers battle between Phillips and young Bailey which the former won after ten innings of great playing Hawley struck at Tenner during the first game because the latter lat-ter collided with him on the bag and later hit Duffy in the face Attendance Attend-ance 4600 Score First game TI H F Cincinnati s 4 3 Boston 9 13 2 BatteriesHawley and Peitz Wlllls nd Clarke tmpiresSmith and Latham Second game nHE Cincinnati 2 6 1 Boston 1 1 BatteriesPhillips and Wood Bailey and Clarke rmplresSmlth and Latham Hughes Was Whole Thing Louisville Icy July 26Hughes not only pitched great ball for Brooklyn today but scored the winning run for his team in tho fifth when he and Jones made a double steal Attendance 2500 Score nHE Louisville 2 5 1 Brooklyn 3 5 1 Batterlesoods and Zimmer Hughes and McGuire UmpiresLynch and Connol1 Orpha1ls Drop One Chicago July 26lertes muff of an asy fly in the first presented the Phil lies with two runs as a starter They made two more In the fifth by good hitting and they were never headed clinching the victory with tli1ee runs In the seventh Attendance 3000 Score I It HE I chicago a 9 3 II philadelphia 711 1 BatteriesTa and Donahue Donohue and lcFarland rmpiresODa and lcGarr Made It Three Straight St Louis July 26St Louis made it three straight with New York today It was a contest of the most sensational sensa-tional plays Blake by a remarkable throw from center cut off Gleason at he plate In the eighth inning Sey Illour was ery wild Attendance 2700 score nHE St Loui5 4 8 1 tew York 10 1 BatterlesYnung and OConnor Sey incur and Warner trnpiresEmslle and McDonald Tannehill An Enigma Pittsburg Juiy 6Tannehill vas a puzzle to the Yashingtons and they had no show of scoring until the ninth Inning whEn a wild throw by Williams let in one run Attendance lSOO Score n H E Pittsbur S 15 3 Washington 1 5 4 BatteriesTannehill and Bowerman Ucrcer and Kittredge empiresSwartwood and Hunt Ogdens Montana Trip Special Correspondence Ogden July 6The Ogden baseball I team will leave Monday or Tuesday for Helena Mont where they have been scheduled to play on the 3rd 4th 5th II and 6th of August After arriving at helena dates will also be arranged for I Buttt Silver Bow Anaconda Great Falls and othEr Important points The team goes under an agreement with I the Montana teams to pay their railroad rail-road fare both ways and the pEr cent are on bate receipts in vogue in Utah Ianager GhnUn will take twelve men with him on the trip I Short Lines at Ogden Special CorrespondenceJ I Ogden July 26The Rio Grandes will not play in Ogden next Sunday as IJlXlousb Jlnounced but the Short I Lines will be here instead Oldtiuers Game joint committee consisting or R P Iorris Gilbert A lcLean and Joseph Earlw of the oM Hed Stockings and H T Duke Charles Toms and Joseph Mathews of the Deserets is making arrangements for the three baseball games to be played after the return or 3be volunteers between the two old nines fur the benefit of the Utah soldiers monument fund Provo May Play Here Tile Y M C baseball team is endeavoring to secure a game with the Provo team for Aug 2 or Aug 5 in this city The Provo woolen mills run an excursIon to Salt Lake OIl Aug 5 and a game on that date would probably prove an attraction |