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Show 1 fViAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES 1 NATIONAL Won. Lost. P.C. Pittsburg i;o 23 .723 Chicago 51 2S .059 New York 17 3S .5SS Cincinnati 3 II :512 Philadelphia SC 15 .444 St. Louis ..33 .17 .413 Brooklyn 31 52 .373 Boston 21 o'J .2S!) Fast Games. .BROOKLYN, July 24. Brooklyn twice defeated St. Louis here today, shutting out the visitors in each game by a score of 1 to 0. Jtueker struck out sixteen men in the second game. First game R. H- K. St. Louis 0 -1- 0 Brooklyn 1 4 1 Batteries Dahlen and Phelps; Bell and Bergen. Second game It.H. R St. Louis 0 2 1 Brooklyn 1 3 0 Batteries Bachmann and Bliss; Ruck-er Ruck-er and Bergen. "Umpire O'Day. Even Break. PHILADELPHIA. July 21 Philadelphia Philadel-phia and Cincinnati b'roko even In a dotibleheader hero this afternoon. Manager Man-ager Murray, notwithstanding the announcement an-nouncement that he would be succeeded by MIko Donlln next Wednesday, directed the Philadelphia team from the bench today. to-day. First game R. II. E. Philadelphia 3 5 3 Cincinnati 0 C 0 Batteries Moron, Dooln and Framine; Campbell, McLean and Roth. Second game R. H. F,. Philadelphia C !) 3 Cincinnati 1) 15 3 .Batteries Corrldon, Moore. Sparks and Dooln: Caspar. Rowan. McLean and Roth. Umpires Iimslie and Kane. Pirates Continue- Winning. BOSTON, July 21. Pittsburg added two more victories to Its long list today, defeating de-feating Boston, 7 to 3 and G to 3. First game R. H. 12. Pittsburg "..7 11 4 Boston " C 2 Batteries Leificld. Brandon and Gibson; Gib-son; Ferguson and Graham. Umpire Rigier. Brown Wins His Game. NEW YORK. July 21. Chicago, with Brown pitching, defeated New York today. to-day. -1 to 1. R. II. K. Chicago -1 5 0 New York 1 S 1 Batteries Brown and Archer; Raymond. Ames and Schlei. Umpires Johnstone and Klein. jl PACIFIC LEAGUE Too Many Errors. LOS ANGELES. Cnl., July 21. Four errors by Vernon gave the game to Sacramento Sacra-mento today. R.I I.E. Vernon J 0 -1 Sacramento 2 fl 0 Batteries I lilt and Hogan; Wlialen and Graham. Seals Deliver Shutout. SAN FRANCISCO. July 21. Although Oakland secured seven hits from Browning Brown-ing In today's game, the visitors wore shut out by a score of I to 0. The four runs secured by lhe home team were made from ns many hits, which Nelson allowed In lhe fourth inning. R.I I.E. San Francisco 1 7 2 Oakland 0 7 1 Batteries Browning and Berry; Nelson and LaLonge. Ten-Inning Game. PORTLAND. Or.. July 21. Portland again shut out Los Angeles today in a ten-Inning contest. R.II.E. Portland 1 S 2 Los Angeles ;.. 0 5 2 Batteries Graney and Fisher; Naglo and Oremlorff. American Association. At Indianapolis First, game Indianapolis, Indian-apolis, 5; Mllwnulcee. 3. Second game Milwaukee, 1: Indianapolis. 0. At M'oledo First game Toledo, 5; Kansas Kan-sas City. II. Second game Toledo, 3; Kansas City. I. At Louisville First game Louisville, 0; St. Paul, 1. Second garni. Louisville, 0; St. Paul, 1. At Columbus Minneapolis, 1; Columbus. Colum-bus. 2. Western Loaguc. At Topekn Denver, 10'; Topeka, 5, At. Wichita Pueblo, 1; Wichita. -1. Al Omaha Omaha. 7: Des Moines. $.' At. Sioux Citv Lincoln. 0; - Sioux City, 10. Northwest League, At Spokane Portland, 7; Spokane, S. At Aberdeen Aberdeen, 3; Seattle, 2. At Vancouver First game: Tacoma, C; Vancouver, 1. Second gume: Tacoma, 5; Vancouver, o. Helena Boats Bozcman. HELENA. July 21. In tho most closely contested game of the season Helena defeated de-feated nozemnu today iny a score of 2 to 1. Both pitchers did excellent work in the box. R.I I.E. Helena 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 "2 C J Bozcman 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01 4 2 Batteries Johnson and Thomas; Young and Whaling. Additional Sporting Xews on Page Twenty-Eight Hear Prof. Charles Kent, Cambrian day, fsaltsir, Thursday, July 21), 1 AMERICAN Won. Lost ' P.C. Detroit 57 30 fi55 Philadelphia 48 30 "571 j,ostcm V SO 10 !S58 Cleveland 47 3S . .553 Chicago 41 45 .477 Now York 30 47 .153 St. Louis 37 50 .425 Washington 25 5S .301 Record-Breaking Crowd. CLEVELAND." July 21. Cleveland Rnd -New lork broke even lodav before the largest crowd of tho season. Cleveland took the llrst. 2 to 0, nnd the second went to New York, 3 to 2. First game r. j.r 33 Cleveland (5 q New York i. ...0 3 1 Batteries Young and Easterly; Lake, Ivlelnow and Sweeney. Second game R H E Cleveland 2 G i Now York 3 10 0 BatterleH LIfdmardt, Sltton Falken-bersr Falken-bersr and Bemls; Manning, Hughes and Rlelnow. Sox Invincible. CHICAGO, July 24. Chicago won the third straight game from the Philadelphia Philadel-phia Americans today, 5 to 1. R.II.E. Philadelphia 1 g 1 Chicago 5 5 1 Batteries Coombs and Livingston; White and Sullivan. No Interest. ST. LOUIS. July 21. St. Louis won a listless game from Washington today, 0 ? 3-T . R- H E. St. Louis 0 if, j Washington 3 10 2 Batteries Powell and Stephens; Groome and Street. Fine Game. DETROIT. July 24. Though Detroit had a man on second In each of tho first ntno Innings, the locals were able to score on Arellanes on but one of these openings. In the twelfth, with two out. Crawford doubled nnd Cobb singled, deciding the result. iCh. E. Detroit ,...2 12 1 Boston 1 4 i Batteries AVIUetl and Schmidt; Arellanos Arel-lanos and Donohue. |