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Show I American League 't H M M .H i M n UAA Won. LosL P. C. Chicago 51 20 .038 Cleveland 47 33 .5SS Detroit 45 32 .584 Philadelphia 45 33 .577 New York 37 41 .474 St. Louis 33 47 .413 Boston 29 4S .377 Washington 25 50 .333 Pelty Pitches Fine Ball. ST LOUIS, July 19. St. Louis defeated New Yorlc today by the score of 4 to " 2. Pelty pitched In fine stylo and but for an orror he would have had a shut-out. Chesbro was given poor support- R.H.E. St. Louis 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 i 7 1 Now York 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 02 5 4 Batteries Pelty and Stevens; Chesbro and KJeinow. Uses Three Pitchors. DETROIT. July 19. The visitors ueod three different pitchers In the first, three InnJngs. R.H.E. Detroit 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 1 6 6 1 Philadelphia . .1 0000000 01 5 2 Batteries Donovan and Schmidt; Dy-gert, Dy-gert, Craig, Bartley and Powers. Pitchers Have Fine Control. CLEVELAND,' July 19. Cleveland and Washington played twelve innings. 0 to 0. Smith and Licbhardt wero unhlttable with men on bases. The gnmo was callod at the end of the twelfth on account of rain and darkness. R.1I.E. Cloveland 000 000 000 0000 12 0 Washington . ...000 000 000 0000 7 0 Batteries Llebhardt and Clark; Smlth and Hcydon. American Association Gaines. At Kansas City Kansas City 6, Louisville Louis-ville 9. At Milwaukee Milwaukee-Toledo game postponed; wet grounds. At Minneapolis Minneapolis 3, Columbus Colum-bus 4. At St. Paul St. Paul 2, Indianapolis 1. Meadow Track Entries. Special to The Tribune. SEATTLE, July 19. Following aro tho entrleo for Saturday at tho Meadows track: First race, five-eighths of a mile, selling sell-ing Elfin King. 112; Mike Jordan, 112; Dick Wilson, 110; Suslo Gregg, 110; Glen-denning, Glen-denning, 107; Money Muss, 107; Bellaco, 107; E. C. Runte, li)7; Willie Gregg. 107; David Bolnnd, 107; Horsaln, 105; Princess Wheeler. 105. Second race, seven-eighths of a mile, purse Alttemo. 109; Aftermath, 109; Kruka, 109; Red Ball, 109; Taos, 109; Haz-ellnc. Haz-ellnc. 107; Irish Mail, 100; Sachet, 104; Weatherford. 103. Third race, oleven-slxteonths of a mile, purse Lady Mirthful, 105; Aunt Polly, 105; Cadlchon, 102; Nappa, 101: Palemon, 101; Mary B. Clark, 100; Hereafter, 93; Star of Runnymede, 93; Otto Price, 93; May L. H.t 91. Fourth rnce, fivc-olghths of a mile, handicap College Widow, 118; Raleigh. 116; Follle L.f 112; Braggart, 111; Early Tide. 110; Crcston, 110; Alice F 105; Ba-lando,- 101; Herlves, 103; Glorlo. 100. Fifth race, mile and one-eighth, selling Kermlt 107; Tarrlpan. 107; Fastoso. 107-Croix 107-Croix D'Or. 107; Capable, 107; Besslo Vassey, 105; Queen Almo, 105; Hippocrates, Hippo-crates, 102. Sixth race, one mile, handicap Logis-tllla. Logis-tllla. 115; Orllne, 98; Edwin T. Fryor, 95; Cholk Hedrick, 94c; Judge Nelson, 93; Johnny Lyons, 92; Vox Popull, 99; Treasure Treas-ure Seeker, 90. Races at Brighton. NEW YORK. July 19. Brighton results: re-sults: First race, six furlongs Undo won. Gene Russol second, Dead Gono third. TIme( 1:11. Second race, steeplechase, about two miles Blue Pigeon won, Thlstledalo second. sec-ond. Judge 0"GIn third. Time, 4:02. Third race, ono mile McCartcr won, Cresslna second, Kentucky Beau third. Time. 1:30. Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth Rapid Water won, Rye second, Obicular third. Time, 1:40. Fifth raco, fivo and a half furlongs Nimbus won. Tho Squire second, Gladiator Gladia-tor third. Time. 1:07. Sixth race, mile and a quarter So-inuna So-inuna Bell won, Flavlgny second, Racino II. third. Time. 2:05 1-5. Amateur Ball Games. The team managers of th Siegels and Occidentals made arrangements Friday Fri-day for a match gamo to be played next Sunday at tho Walker field. The single and married men of the Utah Light & Railway car barns will cross bats on Walker's field next Saturday Sat-urday at n p. m. Tho members of both teams are practicing hard for tho contest, con-test, which promises io he very exciting. excit-ing. H The Stars defeated the Larks Friday afternoon on the Wasatch grounds by a score of (5 to 4 in a sevcu-iuning came. It was a pitchers' battlo and the game was hotly contested up to the last man out. |
