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Show Major League Owners Lose $100,000 by Rain By JacJt ViocA Intsrnstisnsl Nw Servic Sports Editor. NKW TOIUC. May S. With six postponements in th two bis leagues today, a total of fifty -one games -hava been postponed sines tha opening of tha season on account of rain, cold or wot ground. - It la estimated that major league club owner hava loat through tha matliuin of postponements a total of mora than glOO.soO tn gute.-rcelpt. During tha present weak major laaiiue liall haa been a very scare article. In tha put six (Jay a. with forty-eight gamea of hall arheduled in tha two leagues, Juat half of tha game hava been called off. The ! total for the aeaaon ahowa twenty-four poatponemenla in tha national leairue and twenty-seven in the American.- - Although moat of the poatponed game can be played off In double header, the efficiency expert, figure that a "bargain bill" la never ' played at a profit. Colonel Charlie Khbotte, president of the Dodgers. . ' flgurra that a poatponed game meana a loea of do to I4H00 In groaa gate receipts. Major leaguera In both clrculta are unanlmoua In declaring de-claring that thla la tha moat disastrous aeaaon baaeball baa aaen In yeara. AMERICA UEAQUE Lagpug Standings. tr. Lhti w. u IM. Weill IS 4 .tH rtowtaM .. .. S t .4T4 iufcase it a .i;:n,iiiMesu .. . I t jm ikarew t tea St laaat I I .Ut aeetnaMl 1 .V) Ysstarday's Rssults. At SI- leak taie e. St. Uea 1 411 elaw sasaa lpn; sua aad art. BROWNS SHUT OUT CHICAGO By International News Service. ST. t-OriR, May I. Koob held the White Hos to on scratch hit In a pitcher s duel loday, the Browna winning, 1 to S. In the alxth, Rlsberg muffed Austin's short to sort center, Austin taking aecond on the bobhle. Hlsler lined a single down the riglilfleld line, sending Austin over with the only tally of the game. Hcore: fHH'AIIO. I sr. Lot ta AU.gH.OAl ASS.HOA J ralllas. It ..4 4 I S Shauea. V .... 4 J 4 Wane?. B ... 4 SIS lltaa S ....4 1114 K raliae. 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The bombardment continued until Schneider Schnei-der tripled to center, sending In two rune. Hendrix waa then yanked out and Ald-rulge Ald-rulge want In, holding th Reds fairly well for the real of tha compel. The eoore: CINCINNATI. I UUCAOO . ASkhOAl AS a no A an, gt I a a I'laMer. at 4 I I I I t, 4 til wan, g 4 a I a e Katie If 4 I I a KDnle, 4k : 4 Silt M Hi ......4 I IB ,MaM. ... j 1 ( n a tmm it .....4 a a a a wunaae. .1 i i 1 i araaa. g ......4 I I a I altiai. t 4 a a a Nana. 1 I 1 a eWlfcaa. s 4 4 14 HiMsen. g ... a I i i eainot. a ......l 4 4 4 1 aejiniks. a ..4 .l a.iMai. 4 I a e a aaauat, S attanku. s .-4 sees iAMH-iae. a ...a s a as . s Jrto J Tatek at iW ! Tata 4 I g It seket aw aisnsat la aia. aoogg by unrnaug raataaaai M....ase aaaees-f ceietae as 4 4 a 4 a - 4 MMMABY. Hieil Mala I. tml I Till ktw Mle-Oak. Wat-tar, Wat-tar, a II - Vieae. ThJeekaw Mie Sikiaeie. SMrt. Ike SKe-aWw. Btlbal. Sl.taa kaad- SHJai t Wal-urt Wal-urt aaai aa ktlk -on Still ilia 1 Mna eey Sv a ilSlil I, W AASklsa aa. t artae-aisks bqA ouk. WESTERN LEAGUE At Pes MoJnea Ienver. 0: Tea Moines, t. Hoehler and Hheatak; Kallio and flpahr A t f maha HI. Joeeph, 0; Omaha, t. Powell and Moore; Thompson and Hhaw. . At IsltKHln Wichita. 1: Uncoln. 4. Kohaker, clemmona and White; Gregory and Kohrer. At Hloux City Joplln. 4; 8loux City, ft. McOrsner and Monroe; Casper and Crosby. 1 -" AMIBIOAN ASSOCIATION At Louisville Milwaukee. 7: I-oula-vllle, t. Kerr and Murphy: Beebe and demons, rmplres Knapp and t'hlll. At Indianapolis M. I'aul. t; Inillan-apolla, Inillan-apolla, t. Williams and Olenn: Felltngen and Ooeeett. Umpire Brannan and Johnann. Minneapolla at Toledo: no game. rein. Kansas City st Columbus; no game, old. Richmond at Rochester; rein. Newark at Huffalo; rain. Baltimore at Toronto; rain. At Montreal I'rovkirnoe. 4: Montreal. It. Peter and Allen; Uernar and liowley. t'mulr Hlackfoot and Mullln. WtSTSRN ASSOCIATION. Sherman. I; Tales, . (Thirteen Innings.) In-nings.) Oklahoma City. 1; Muskogee. It. Smith. 7; Parts, t. MeA Water, 4; Denlaen. 4. (Ten Innings.) SOUTHERN LSAOUC. Memphla. -; Mobile. 1-1. Atlanta, g-l; rhattanooga. l-t. l.lttle Rock. 11: New Orleans, 4. Blrmlna-ham. 4: Nashville. 1. NOBTHWESTEBN LEAOUZ At Tacoma Butte. S: Taroma. 4. Hunt and Hoffman; Alexander and Stevens. At Htwkane tlreat Kails, 12; Hpokane, ( 4 Hall and t'heek: Webb. McMoran. gchatileln and luidwln. At Vnnrouvrr Heal tie. : Vancouver. 1. rioldle and Sullivan; Acoata and Oulman, lattcraon. |