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Show iAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES 1 NATIONAL AVon. T.ost. P.C. Pittsburg 22 12 .G 17 Clllcago 2 12! .023 Phlladlphla, 17 in . .nHl New York "..1G IS .H1G Cincinnati is ij .4S6 Brooklyn 15 17 .-103 St. Louis In 2'2 .403 Boston 11 23 .324 Sensational Playing. PITTSBURG, May 29. President Tart, Secretary Knox and other notables here in connection with the convention of the Associated Western Talc clubs, witnessed an exciting game played at Imposition Park this afternoon, the Chicago team defeating the locals In an eleven-inning contest by a score of S to 3. Every inning in-ning was replete with sensational plays, and in the seventh inning, when Pittsburg Pitts-burg tied the score the president becamo quite excited. Chicago won out in tho eleventh inning by getting five runs on ye bits. K.I-T.E. Pittsburg 3 n 0 Chicago S 14 4 Batteries Lellold and Gibson; Brown and Mo ran. Umpires Johnstone and Cussack. No Interest. BOSTON. May 2n. Brooklyn won two uninteresting games from Boston today, each by the same score, 4 to 1. R.IT.1S. Brooklyn 5 0 Boston l 7 1 Batteries Hunter and Bergen; Tuckcy and Graham. Umpire Klein. Second game B.H.E. Brooklyn , 4 6 0 Boston 1 fi 2 Batteries Wilhclm and Bergen; Ferguson Fer-guson and Smith. Umpire Klem. G-iants Lose in Eleventh. NEW YORK. May 29. The locals were beaten today by Philadelphia, 3 to 2, the visitors getting the winning run In the eleventh inning on hits by Knabe and Grant and Brldwell's error, R.TI.E. New York 2 6 3 Philadelphia 3 7 1 Batteries Raymond and Sclilei; Sparks, Moore and Dooln. Umpire O'Day. Divide Doublc-Header. CINCINNATI. May 29. Cincinnati and St. Louis won one game each in today's double-header. R.H.E. Cincinnati .....2 6 0 St. Louis 4 S 2 Batteries Gasper, Frommo and Roth; Beebe and Bresnahan. Umpires Rlgler and Truby. Second game R.H.E. Cincinnati 11 11 1 St. Louis 2 10 3 Batteries Campbell, Chappelle and Roth; Pearce. Rhodes. More, Illggins and Bresnahan. Umpires Rlgler and Truby. 1 AMERICAN Won. Lost. P.C. Detroit 22 12 .017 Philadelphia ..10 12 .Gl.'I New York 17 12 .586 Boston 15 1(1 .4S1 St. Louis 13 lfi .18l Chicago 15 17 .400 Cleveland ..15 17 .163 W.ashinfe-ton S 24 .250 Highlanders Bunch Hits. WASHINGTON, Mny 20. New York bunched four hits on Johnson in tho sixth inning; and with the assistance of a muff, by Milan defeated Washington, 4 lo 2. R.H.E. Washington 2 5 ? New York -i 7 3 Batteries Johnson and Street; Brock-ctt Brock-ctt and Kleinow. Tigers Too Strong. DETROIT, May 29. Detroit bunched hits on Walsh five limes and scored four of theso occasions, winning 4 to 3. R.T-T.E. Detroit 12 2 Chicago 3 7 2 Batteries Willet and Schmidt; Walsh and Sullivan. I a Beaneaters Are Easy. PHILADELPHIA. May 20. Boston was twice defeated by Philadelphia, today. to-day. R.H.E. Philadelphia C 9 0 Boston 2 4 0 Batteries Krauso and Thomas; Arellanos Arel-lanos and Carrigan. M Second game R.H.E. Philadelphia I S 1 Boston 2 6 1 Batteries Plank and Tomas Chech; Morgan and Spencer. Array Beats Navy." WEST POINT, N. Y., May 20. The Army triumphed over the Navy in their annual baseball battle here today, 7 to S. R.H.E. Navy .! 4 4 Army 7 0 2 Batteries Anderson, Lamphere and T-Iamblsch; Hyatt and Lyman. Umpire Kane. Western League. At. Pueblo Pueblo, 4; Topeka, 14. At Denver Wichita, 12: Denver. 10. At Dcs Moines Des Moines, .'5; Lincoln, Lin-coln, S. At Sioux City Sioux City, 3; Omaha, Oma-ha, 6, Pacific League. At Sacramento Sacramento. 13; Vernon, Ver-non, S. At San Francisco Portland, 1; San Francisco, 1. At Los Angeles Los Angeles, 4; Oakland, Oak-land, 0. Northwestern League. At Portland Portland, 1; Spokane. 0. At Vancouver Tacoma, 1; Vancouver. Van-couver. 0. At Seattle Seattle. 4; Aberdeen, 4. College Baseball. At Princeton Princeton, 5; Holy Cross, 4. At Philadelphia Pennsylvania, 3; Georgetown, 1. At Chicago Chicago, 3; Wisconsin, 2. At Providence Michigan, 3; Brown, 1. At Cambridge Harvard Freshmen, 12; Cornell Freshmen, 0. At Willlamstown, Mass. Williams, 4;' Dartmouth, 0. At Ithaca Harvard, t; Cornell, 2. At New York Fordham, 11; Buck-nell, Buck-nell, 5, |