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Show I MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES I AMERICAN i Won. Los I. r.C. Philadelphia 38 19 .6f7 Now York 31 21 .618 Del ml t .".7 25 .ut)7 Boston 30 27 .52(5 Cleveland 23 2S .131 Chicago 21 :.! .-136 Washington 21 3i; .100 St. Louis . 16 39 .291 Boston Loses Two Qamos, PHILADELPHIA. June 27. Philadelphia Philadel-phia defeated Boston in both gamoa of today's to-day's double-header. First game . 11. II. 13. Boston 2 6 2 Philadelphia 6 10 . 0 Batteries Cicottc, Hall and Klolnow; Krauso and Thomas. Second game R. II. I". Boston 1 S 3 Philadelphia 3 7 0 Batteries Smith and Klolnow; Bender and Lapp. Even Break. WASHINGTON. June 27. Washington and Nov York broke even In a double-header double-header here today. Tho first game went ten Innings. i First game R. II. E. Washington i.-3 7 3 New York I G -1 Batteries Walker and Street; Qulnn ami Sweeney. Second game R. II. E. Washington 2 6 3 New York 1 5 2 Batteries Groom and Street; Manning and Mitchell. Park Will Close. CHICAGO. June 27. Cleveland defeated de-feated Chicago, 7 to 2. in the last game played at the old South Side park today. Tho new grounds will be opened Friday. R. IT. E. Chicago 2 7 2 Cleveland 7 11 2 Batteries: Olmstead. White and Payne, Harkness and Easterly. - Americans Outclassed. SYDNEY.' N. S. W-. June 27. The Maori football team again defeated the all-AmeiTcan team this morning, the score being 21 to 3. The all-Amerlcan team is composed of students .from the University of California. Leland' Stanford Jr.. university and the University of Nevada. NATIONAL 1 Won. Lost. P.C. Chicago 37 19 .661 New York 33 22 .GOO Pittsburg 29 2G .537 Cincinnati 23 28 .009 Philadelphia 26 2S .181 St. Louis 27 33 .ISO Brooklyn 21 31 .136 Boston 20 39 .339 i Players Suspended. CHICAGO, Juno 27. Burns held Chicago Chi-cago lo one hit today, while Cincinnati pounded Hculbach for ten safe drives. Chance and Stelnfcldt havo been suspended suspend-ed for three days for their conduct at Pittsburg Saturday. R. IT. E. Chicago 0 1 n Cincinnati 2 10 1 Batteries Rculbach and Archer; Burns and Clarke. Umpires Johnstone and Moran. Easy for Pirates. PITTSBURG. June 27. Pittsburg defeated de-feated St. Louis today In an easy fashion, 7 to 3. Wobb. the new left-hander, was strong until tho ninth, then three hits and two runs were made oft him. It. H. E. Pittsburg 7 10 1 St. Louis ., 3 6 5 Batteries Webb and Gibson; Lush and Brcsnahan. Umpires RIgler and Ems-He. Ems-He. Scanlan Pitches Good Ball. BOSTON, June 27. Scanlan's good good pitching and errorless support gavo Brooklyn a 3-to-2 victory over Boston today. to-day. R. II. E. Brooklyn .3 S 0 Boston 2 6 1 Batteries Barger, Scanlan and Bergen; Ber-gen; Curtis, Brown and Graham. Umpires Um-pires O'Day and Brennan. Moore Invincible. NEW YORK. June 27. Moore pitched a grand game and Philadelphia beat New York, 2 to 0. He let the locals down with three hits. R. II. E. Philadelphia 2 10 0 New York 0 3 1 Batteries Moore and Moran; Ames. Crandall and Meyer. Umpires Klein and Kane. - TURF GOSSIP The management "of the Utah Jockey club made the announcement Monday that in the future ladles will be admitted free on Fridays only. Heard In the barber shop at the track: Barber to customer Do you want a close shave? Customer Just as close as that waiter at the lunch counter shaves tho roast beef. Tho many friends of Owner and Trainer Billy Cahlll were glud to sec him about again Monday. The noted hortscman has been on the sick list for the past two weeks. 1 6L1DDEN TOUR OMAtIA . Neb.. June 27. Dai Lewis, official of-ficial pathfinder for the Gliddcn tour, ar-rlevd ar-rlevd In Omaha at 5:30 this evening and was followed fit Intervals until 8:30 by the twenty-two contesting cars. Tho 242 miles from Kansas City was made over the worst of dusty roads, but no accident of importance marred the Journey. The tourists have covered 2294 miles thus far and havo fif7 miles yet to o. Pathfinder Lewis said tonight that this year's tour had been the nardest of any yet attempted. |