Show THE DIAMOND I No Game Rain LOUISVILLE Ky June Louisville Cleveland no game on account of rain It Was Scrappy WASHINGTON June 27 Todays games game-s one of the scrappiest contested on the of t II t J x r t rl > q f t Washington grounds this season In the third inning Joyce and Hoffer threatened to come to blows The responsibility for losing the game rests with Mercer who hit three men at critical periods and Dement who made a costly error At ten lanc 7000 Score Washington 5 hits 9 errors L Baltimore G t hits 8 errors 0 Won By New YOJk NEW YORK June 27The fifth game of the series between New York and Srookiyn which Is to decide the champ Ions of Greater New York in addition to eagrue honors was played at the polo grounds this afternoon and won by the New Yorksin the ninth InnIng by some lively batting Attendance 9300 Score Brooklyn 8 hits 14 errors 1 New York 9 hits 12 errors 2 Batteries Atein Abbey and Burrell Jleekin Sullivan and Wilson A Winning Streak BOSTON June 27The home team continued tinued its wimfing streak today and besides Ides taking advantage of Keenans unsteadiness steadiness hits were made when needed need-ed Nichols was hammerd for six arned runs in the second but after this the Phillies seldom gauged him No league umpire appeared and the rooters Insisted on John Merrill officIating Score Boston Bos-ton 11 hits 10 errors 2 Philadelphia 7 hUs9 errors 4 Batteries Nichols and Tenny Keenan and Grady Redit Down the Browns ST LOUIS June 27The Reds fielded perfectly and again defeated the Browns taking the last game and all the present series Breitenstein was wild sending six men to bases on balls Attendance 2500 Score St Louis 2 hits 6 errors 3 Cincinnati 5 hits 8 errors 0 Batteries Bat-teries Breitenstein and Murphy Fisher I and Pelts Too Much For the Colts CHICAGO June 27 Kilien was too much for the Colts today while both Terry and Brings were hit hard and often at just the proper time The infield In-field play was very brilliant on both sdes Attendance 6000 Score Chicago 4 hits 8 errors 1 Pittsburgh 10 hits 14 errors 2 Batteries Terry Briggs and Donohue Killen and Sugden |