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Show 1 NATEQ1NAL 1 Won. Lost. P.C. Pittsburg '.).! sr. .721 Chicago Sti 41 .OSS New i'ork 77 So .fiOfi Cincinnati Of) ' r, .f.OS Philadelphia G?. 09 .177 St. Louis 17 SI ..1fi7 Brooklyn It! S3 .357 Boston S(j 03 .27Ji Phillies Lose Out. BOSTON, Sept. 11. Boston took two fast games from Philadelphia today, the first 3 to 2, and the second, 1 to 0. rirst game It. II. VI. Boston 3 f5 0 Philadelphia 2 10 1 Battoi:lo8 Brown and Graham; Mc-Qulllen Mc-Qulllen and Uooln. Second game H. H. 13. Boston 1 1 1 Philadelphia 0 I '1 Bat tjC lies Curtis and Shaw; Moron and Dooln. empires Kano and Kinslle. Hard Hitting Game. CHICAGO. Kept. 11. Chicago defeated St. Louis, Hi to -I, In a hard-hitting game today. li. H. E. Chicago 10 15 1 St. Louis 4 IS '1 Batteries lligglnbolham. Brown and Archer; Backnian, Hlgglns and Phelps. Cmplre O'Day. Reds Say Good-bye. PITTSUCKG. Si.pl. 11. The Cincinnati Cincin-nati club today, mado lis lust appearance in Pittsburg for the .season. Pittsburg winning through the wlldness of Pitcher Spade and his poor .support. T. U. 15. Pittsburg -1 3 'J Cincinnati I 7 I Batterlos Maddox and Gibson; Spade I and Kolh. Umpires Klein and Johnstone. John-stone. ! Giants Lose One Gnme. NEW YORK. Kept- II. Now York and Brooklyn divided a double-header todav. Tho residents won ilm ilrst game, l to 0, arid the visitors the second, 10 to 1. First game u. u. E. New York ! s i Brooklyn (I :i o Batteries Mathew.son and Myers, Wilson; Kuetzer and Marshall. Second game ' n. H. E. Now York 1 n r Brooklyn 10 11 3 Batteries Raymond. Marrpiard, Crnn-ilall Crnn-ilall and Schlel; Uont and Marshall Umpire Um-pire Rlgler. I |