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Show I MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES ' " I AMERICAN 1 Won. Lost. P.C. Philadelphia 01 -10 .095 Boston 7fi fifi .570 New York 70 SG, .570 Detroit 77 57 .R75 Cleveland :9 71 Washington 50 75 .410 Chicago 52 70 .T.97 St. Louis 40 OS .301 Tigers Beat Cleveland. DETROIT, Sept- 14. Detroit turned the tables on Cleveland today, defeating the visitors, 9 to S. In a ragged game. Tho homo club bunched a single, double, triple and Crawford's homo run with an orror in the second Inning, scorinc six runs. Score: R. H. E. Cleveland S 12 3 Detroit 9 10 4 Batteries: Fanwcll. Doanc. Falkenberg. Land nnd Adams, Skeels, Summers and Schmidt. Hall Knocked Out, CHICAGO. Sept. 14. Chicago scored an even break in the series today by beating beat-ing St. Louis 10 to 2 in the final game. Hall was knocked from the slab In the second inning, while Pelty was hammered at will. Lanpo gave seven hits nnd made two doubles in tho batting rallies. Score: R. ir. E. Chicago 10 11 4 St. Louis 2 7 :i Batteries; Lange and Payne; Hall, Pelty and KHlifer. NATIONAL Won. Lost. P.C. Chicago SO 10 .6S2 Pittsburg 7d r.l .580 Now York ; 74 Pi -?! Philadelphia US 61 -61j? Cincinnati 00 6S -40. St. Louie r.l 75 .4 On Brooklyn 52 7S .400 Boston 45 SO .043 Dalton Wins Game. BROOKLYN, Sept. 11. Jack Dalton batted Brooklyn to a 4 to victory over Cincinnati today. He drove In two runs with a double In tho third Inning, while his triple in the eighth brought Wheat home and ho scored himself on McEl-vcen's McEl-vcen's single. Score: R.II.E, Cincinnati ... 3 8 1 Brooklyn -1 1 0 Batteries Caspar and McLean; Ruckor and Miller. Umpires Klom and Kane. Pirates Easy. NEW YORK, Sept. 11. Drucke out-pltchcd out-pltchcd Carnnljs today and New York de- mer Pirate, mado four hits. Score: R.II.E. Pittsburg 2 6 0 New York 3 11 3 Batteries Camnitz, PhllllppI and Gibson; Gib-son; Drucke and Meyers. Umpires Johnstone and O'Day, Break Even. PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 11. Philadelphia Philadel-phia and Chicago split even In a double header today. The home team scored all its runs in the first came in the sixth inning and knocked Reulbach off the rubber. Chicago won the second game by batting Moren out of the box In the fifth Inning. Scores: First, game; , R.H.E. Chicago 0 5 1 Philadelphia 5 10 0 Batteries Reulbach. Weaver and Kling; Ewlng and Moran. Umpires Itlger and Emslle. Second game! B.TI.E. Chicago 5 7 0 Philadelphia 2 7 0 Batteries Overall and IClIng; Moren. Gulp and Moran. Umpires P.lgler and Emslle. BOSTON, Sept. 14 Boston-St. Louis game postponed; rain. |