Show II IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES I NATIONAL L LEAGUE EAGUE Standing of tire the Team Won J Lost ost PC 0 a rG Iii fiO Chicago o 55 a 36 6 COt CO 4 Now w York 53 53 3 37 90 Philadelphia Ii 17 10 0 Cincinnati IS iR 43 J GIG Bo Boston ton 41 41 II 12 52 11 Brool Brooklyn hn 3 fr rr St St St. obis 1 31 n iS UA S 's r. At tt cir 0 York Yurko New York Jul July 31 The The Giants took look the third straight hl game g from Crom the tho Cardinals Cardinals Cardi Cardi- nals tolla today It by a score coro of 9 to 3 2 The Thu Giants simp simply toyed Id with th tt the visitors in driving Lush out of or the box in less lesH than titan two Innings and hammered Raymond Ray Ray- Raymond mond mont who succeeded him unmercifully cl fully u. u 11 n. I r D. D New York Jr Oil 9 9 If Hi 2 St. St Lou Loul- Louis IK OO Ono 2 2 9 5 1 Butteries Batteries Taylor Bresnahan and Needham Luch h and anti Ludwig A At J t n. n Brooklyn lul July 21 The I. Tin Tin- Pirates pot got ot Peen even today for yesterdays yesterday's drubbing b by downing the dodgers who found th the hall mostly when hits hils did no good oo The cania Ramo was one of oC the fastest a played here and was marked market by 1 by brilliant fielding The Pirates puller pulled off a daz- daz I zing triple play in th the third and three o doubly plays Iny are credited to the Brooklyn Brook Brook- lyn lyns l r figured prominently In Inthe Inthe Inthe the run and anal hit columns column R. R II H. H 1 B. B Brooklyn noo 2 2 C G 1 ir s 6 6 9 2 Batteries Rucker Rucker and Bergen BergenIa Maddox Maddox Mad Mad- Ia dox lox and A t t l on j Boston July 31 The I. The Cubs continued con con- the till good work orl today heating con I the Bean Eaters 3 to tn 1 l In a game ante that HUH wn was wag closely contested most mot 0 or OP fam time the wa way Overall Oura held th the locals local to ono one run fun and anel errors were mainly responsible for that Lindaman pitched a 1 strong game but the Cubs CUbR mat managed to tu 1 place lace their hits at the proper time lime H H. II IL 12 g. Boston 1 1 9 1 I Chicago o 3 01 3 9 J 2 Batteries and Graham Overall 0 n and lit KII At tt Ing Ing- R n. n II IL 1 K E. Philadelphia nos 3 3 9 a I n tm Cincinnati tI 0 0 S 'S 1 Batteries lX J n and Doom Coakley and Sch 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE of or the Team Won Lost PC Pe Detroit 57 si 7 35 tj O St. St Lou Louis louls Is TiG s Chicago o. o ii 2 oil 59 Cleveland 49 10 13 r 33 1 14 4 41 46 IR Boston o. o 4 43 fiO tiO Washington ton 35 55 9 New ew York 01 e 2 GO CO 1 1 A At Cleveland C Cleveland Cnn 0 O. July 31 31 l. bro came ramo In for his hie bumps at nt the hands o of tho Naps ap today and anti too final score Core wn was Iii 16 to 3 in favor of tl tl e latter Fourteen hits In in all were scored against and anti to make makl matters matter wor worse c there were no less Is than six errors charged up n against hl his support which made It OHM easy for the Naps R. R H. H E. E Cleveland Clo lt 16 16 14 2 New York Oin Oln 02 3 7 G 6 Batteries an and Clarke Chesbro KIp and anal H Sweeney At Chicago Chic Tul July 31 Thc The The Socks Sok won from th the Senators today 4 to 1 Charley Charler Smith was hit hard In tho the first three r Innings s. s when Chicago o scored all nil Its runs 1 Frank Krank Smith was ns u a puzzle except in lit the third when Washington counted on a single singie by hy s 's and Gan Cangley's loH 1 two wo gel R. R II 11 l 12 B. Chicago 11 4 1 4 11 0 Washington a 1 1 5 a 2 I Batteries Smith th and Sullivan nn Smith and Street treL J At Jt t St. St Leal St 81 Louis July Tuh 31 The Th The Browns made it IL three c straight ht over ewer th the Ic hero here toda today Waldell n 1 succeeded Bailey y after arter the latter showed shoved signs sign of or weakening In the seventh s Inning He Ile fanned Cannell tho the first two men who faced him R. R II R F St. St Louis Loui OO 4 1 4 R S 0 Philadelphia l 1 1 7 3 1 m I Batteries Batteries Bailey nall Bailey and al Spencer Bender Ben nen- der iler and Powers A It t Detroit R. R IrE II E. E Detroit 00 OO-i OO 5 10 2 Boston I 01 I 9 9 14 H 1 Batteries Summers mes Summers and Thomas Burchell Steel and anti |