Show N NEW YORK YOK I GAME IE DEWED DECLARED TIE HE NEW YORK Yom Sept 21 The 21 The race for tho the National league pennant which for weeks has held enthusiasm at the highest point Is not yet ct finished The game of ot yesterday between New York and Chicago which had It gone ono to New ew York would 1 have hl given alven that team a lead which probably b could not riot have ha been overcome to today 1 was declared to be a n tie This was waa the tho decision of President Pulliam of the tho National league after he hail r received ee tho leport of tho tim umpires who officiated at yesterdays yesterday's yester ester lays days game arne which ended almost In a 0 riot when OOOO pcr persons ons swarmed In the field after they believed cd Now York had hind won In Inthe Inthe Inthe the ninth Inning President Pulliam announced his Ills decision decision deci deci- sion In the following formal statement which was given out at his ills office this morning In Iii the the matter of the tue New cw York lork- chicago game September 23 23 at nt New 1 I ha have 0 received a written rUten report from the umpires 8 In charge of the game I ODay and Emslie The They report that tIme tho game gamo resulted In a tic score 1 to 1 and that It w wa Impossible to cou- cou the game came after the time ninth Inning Without entering at this time Into the merits of or the tho controversy that has arisen over ocr this game Kamo or a A. pa passing upon the legality of an any decision the game gamo will be recorded as reported namely a tic tie score Before tho the sl statement was announced New York had a sll slight ht lead over Chicago the time relative standing of tho timo two clubs be be- be ing Yon Won Lost PC I Now York 88 SS fiO M 6 8 Chicago 00 O 61 6 6 6 I As a result of tho decision the relative o standing now changes as follows Won on on Lost PC pe New York 88 38 50 65 Chicago SO O 0 61 62 President Pulliam announced that tho the tie game of yesterday would not miot be played off loda today It Is understood that under the rules tho game g-ame cannot bo be played off ore toda today Police Commissioner Bingham toda today ordered ordered or or- dered an Inspector and policemen on dill duty dimly at tho the grounds p to pr prevent a repetition thou tion of the tho disorder of or yesterday NATIONAL LEAGUE Won on Lost P. P C. C New cw York 88 S 50 Chicago 10 IO rot Til 6 ss 5 8 SJ 89 1 M a Philadelphia 74 4 fi 11 t 5 56 6 Cincinnati 6 71 73 Boston 6 60 S I Brooklyn 48 IS 92 2 St. St Louis 17 ii 05 33 NEW NE YORK Yogi Sept 24 According AccordIng to th the tho official score of tho the New ew York b baseball baseball base base- tso- tso ball club the local Nationals won yesterdays yesterday's yesterdays yesterday's yester yester- days day's game from tho champions at nt tho the PoJo Polo Po Po- lo Jo grounds rounds b. b by a score of 2 to 1 1 Tho The game gamo has been protested by the Chicago n o club but bul President Pulliam denied last night that he lie had taken takemi an any action in the malter matter matter mat mal ter as ho lie cannot and will not do so 30 until the tho case caso has been presented to him In tn the there re regular ular form His official announcement was RS a a. denial of or a rumor that he ho had declared the tte game a tie tio Following Is the statement The New York stock ticker last lagl nl night ht having carried this statement Harry Harr Pulliam Pul Pul- liam Barn president of ot the National league uc de decides do- do c- c yesterdays yesterday's game unc between Chicago o and New York a tie and announces that It must be played over I say such statement statement state state- ment Is unauthorized I have havo made no decision and I will HI not until the matter Is presented to me In regular form R. R nHE H. H E. E Chicago o 1 1 3 reY r. r New eY York 2 Z 7 j 0 Batteries Batteries r and Kling Mathewson Mathew Mathew- son and Umpires ODay Umpires ODay and Emslie EmlIe BROOKLYN YX Sept 24 Brooklyn Brooklyn was again defeated by yesterday 2 to 1 1 R. R H. H l' l E. E 2 8 0 Brooklyn 1 C 5 j 1 Batteries Leifield and Gibson Wll- Wll helm and Dunn Umpire Umpire Klein PHILADELPHIA Sept 24 In In a pitchers' pitchers battle between t two o minor league recruits Rowan for Cincinnati U and covaleski Cova- Cova va leski for Philadelphia the former r. won on yesterday yesterday yes yes- b by 1 to 0 0 O. R. R II n. E. E Cincinnati 1 1 6 2 Philadelphia 0 C G 2 Batteries Rowan Batteries Ro an and McLean Covaleski Cova- Cova leski and Doom Umpires Umpires Owen Owen and B igle r. r BOSTON Sept 24 Boston Boston ca easily II won two games from St. St Louis yesterday tho the first 7 j to 2 0 and the this second secondI 4 I to 1 The TIme game scheduled for Thursday was played today to allow the old time ball bail pla players ers of twenty and thirty years ago to play a game In iii this city tomorrow R. R H. H E. E Boston 7 7 Ill 7 2 St St. Louis 2 i 8 S 6 Batteries LIndaman BatterIes and Graham Ramond Raymond Ray flay mond and Moran Umpire Umpire Johnstone Second game game game- R. R H. H E. E Boston 10 4 4 1 1 1St 1St 1St 1 St Louis I 1 S 3 0 Batteries Flaherty Flaherty s and Bowerman man and Bliss Umpire J Umpire John olin John stone AMERICAN LEAGUE LEAGUI Won Yon Lost Lo P. P C. C Cleveland 83 60 0 Chicago 81 81 61 70 Detroit i 79 bl 61 St. St Louis 78 is 0 G 5 Boston i OS GS j 72 ISS Washington 59 J 77 jj t Philadelphia 6 65 73 3 lii New lew York 46 03 I 3 a DETROIT Sept 21 Schmidt Schmidt ma made e a wild throw t to first ha base hase on an eaM easy third out In the third Inning and tn It cost three runs and decided the game right there R. R RHE H. H E. E D Detroit 1 8 3 I Bos Boston ton 4 7 1 Batteries Donovan Batteries Donovan and Schmidt Young YounS' and Criger ST. ST LOUIS Sept 2 24 A A A batting rally in tho the ninth inning netting four runs pave gave ae St. St Louis the third game amo of the I Washington series 5 6 to 4 4 R. R H. H E. E St. St Louis 5 9 I 1 Washington 1 4 7 j 71 1 I Batteries Batteries Howell Pelly and Spencor Spencer I and Street CHICAGO Sept 24 Chicago 24 Chicago defeated Philadelphia hero yesterday 3 to 2 2 In a n. ahard ahard hard fought game R. R H. H E. E Chicago o 3 3 8 81 1 I Philadelphia 2 5 6 0 Smith Batteries Batteries Smith Sullivan and amid Shaw Flater and Lapp CLEVELAND Sept 24 eland Cleveland Cleveland won non I Its HIS tenth straight game came yesterday defeating defeating defeat defeat- ing Now New York U 1 J to lo 3 Chesbro pitched great ball until tho the sixth when nhen I hams ham's triple drove In two runs In the tho I uth t C Cleveland t. cland scored cored live five more by b free freo I hitting was a puzzle until l the th i ninth Manager La Job Jole was waH hit three times timed receiving a base se on balls bails lit other I time up up- Tho The batting or Birmingham and Laporte and Balls Ball's fielding were tea fea tures R. R II H. E E. Cleveland 9 12 1 Ne New York YorI 3 7 2 8 Batteries Rhoades Rhoad s. oI Bernie Bemis and Land Landi Chesbro Chebro Billiard and md Cleinow COAST LEAGUE S. SAN FRANCISCO Sept 24 Los Lo Los Angeles Angeles An An- geles eles defeated San Francisco yesterday 5 to 0 0 O. R. R J HE E Los Io An Angeles 5 9 3 San Francisco 0 2 1 Batteries Gray Batteries Gray and Hogan Jones Jonc and Berr Berry PORTLAND D. D Sept 24 The 21 The visitors played good ball but IIo hogan an was so wild tho they had no rio chance chanco to hold Portland do down n R. R II H. E. E Oakland 3 S l r S j 2 Portland m I 7 1 Batteries hogan Batteries and Lewis Grancy and Frambes J. J t 4 |