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Show MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES 1 NATIONAL Won. Lost. IC. Chicago 3D .G"il Pittsburg id 35 .r.sis New York -10 ' 3l .oil? Cincinnati II -H .500 Philadelphia -12 11 . ISS St. Louis ;ij v.) Brooklyn 35- 52 .-102 Boston . 33 57 .307 St. Louis .Defeated. ST. LOUIS, July 29. Chicago won today's to-day's game from St. Louis by bunching hits lit the sixth and seventh Innings, r to x. score: r. tl e. St. Louis 2 II 1 Chicago , 5 7 1 Batteries 1 lannon and Bresnahan and Geyer; Reulbach and Kllng. Umpires O'Day and Brcnnan. Pittsburg Wins, PITTSBURG. Julv 2n. Pittsburg won an uphill game from Cincinnati. 7 to 3. today by hitting Bums in the fourth Inning In-ning and taking advantage of 'two of tho visitors' errors In the seventh. Score: R. II. IS. Pittsburg .7 0 Cincinnati 3 8 2 Batteries White, Maddox and Gibson; Burns, Benton and McLean. Umpires Klem and Kane. Boston Outplayed. NEW YORK. July 29. New York took a well-played game from Boston today, to 2. Neither pitcher gave a base on halls. Score: R. II. E. Boston 2 7 0 New York r 5 11 1 Batteries Brown and Graham; Cran-dall Cran-dall and flyers. Umpires Johnstono and Eason, Bell Pounded Hard. BROOKLYN, July 20. Philadelphia pounded Bell hard today and beat Brooklyn, Brook-lyn, 5 to 2. First Baseman Jackson, from El Paso, Texas, joined the Phlladelphlas today. Pitcher Graable, from Galveston, reported to Brooklyn today. Score: Philadelphia , 5 n'1" Brooklyn q j Bat torics Moore and Dooln; Bell, Miller Mil-ler and Bergen. Umpires RIgler and Email c. 1 AMERICAN lj Won. Lost. P.C. Philadelphia 59 .10 .63 Now York 53 315 .590 Boston 51 . T.7 .59:: Detroit 50 51 .195 Cleveland 3S 45 .15S Washington 3S 52 .122 Chicago 35 53 .39S St. Louis 25 5S .301 New York Victorious. BOSTON, July 29. Wood held New York to ono hit until the ninth Inning, when the visitors made three more, and thcscr with an error, resulted In .a 3 to I New York victory. The victory puts New York back in second place. Score; R. 11. E. New York 3 1 0 Boston 1 10 2 Batteries Manning and Mitchell; Wood and Carrlgan. Held to One Hit. CHICAGO. July 29. Ed Snmmors held Chicago to one hit this afternoon, Detroit winning a brilliant pitching duel, 1 to 0. Cobb was responsible for the lone tally, scoring from second on an Infield hit in the seventh. Score: R. 11. E. Chicago ;. 0 1 3 Detroit 1 R 0 Batteries Walsh and Sullivan; Summers Sum-mers and Schmidt. Washington Shut Out. PHILADELPHIA. July 29. Philadelphia Philadel-phia shut out Washington today, 1 to 0. Score: ' R. IL E. Washington 0 G -I Philadelphia -1 4 1 Batteries Groonie and Henri'; Coombs and Lapp. 1 COAST LEAGUE l.OS ANGELES. Cal., July 29,Score: R. II. E. Oakland 5 10 2 Vernon . 1 8 2 Batteries Nelson and Christian and Thomas; Wlllett and Brown. f SACRAMENTO, Cal.. July 29. Score: R. IL E. Los Angeles I 7 0 Sacramento 5 0 2 Batteries Castleton and Warring; Baum and Splcsmnn. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., July 29. Score: R. II. E. Portland 3 S 2 Sun Francisco 2 2 2 Batteries Krapp and Fisher; Henley and Berry. I NORTHWEST LEAGUE VANCOUVER. B. C., July 29. Seor: First game it, jf. r. Seattle 0 3 3 Vancouver 1 2 2 Batteries Iliucklee and Akin; Erlckson and Lewis. TACOMA. Wash., July 20. Score: R. II. E. I acoma ;; c 5 Spokane (5 1 Batteries McCammenty and" Byrnes; Claflln and Ostdlok. VANCOUVER. B. C. July 29. Score: Seattle ...V1.-1 Vancouver 12 13 3 Batteries Johs,v Scalon and" " Custer: Lngle and Luwls. I American Association At Milwaukee Toledo, 1; Milwaukee. 2. At Minneapolis Indianapolis. 2: Minneapolis. Minne-apolis. 9. At St Paul -Louisville. :i; St. Paul. 2. City 'i""6113 C,,y -Columbus, 3. Kansas |