Show I I Baseball Results I I STANDING OF THE CLUBS NATIONAL ATIO AL LEAGUE GUJ Won Lo Lost t. t Pet Pct Cincinnati r fi 3 Boston 4 4 4 2 No Now York 3 3 2 GOO St St. Louis 4 4 5 Chicago 3 3 4 Pittsburg 3 3 4 Philadelphia 2 2 3 Brooklyn 2 2 4 X LEAGUE Won on Lost Pet Pct Detroit 6 6 2 New v York 5 5 2 Boston 4 4 3 St. St Louis 4 4 3 1 71 Philadelphia 3 3 4 Cleveland 3 3 6 5 Chicago o 2 2 3 5 Washington ashington n 2 2 5 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won Yon Lost Pet Pct Louisville 7 i 2 7 2 Minneapolis S r. r 6 2 Milwaukee 5 2 j il-j Indianapolis polls 6 6 3 66 Toledo 5 5 4 I St St. Paul Paul 2 2 5 I Kansas ansas City 2 2 6 Columbus 0 0 9 NATIONAL LEAGUE CARDINALS C. nIP cun CUBS St. St Louis April 23 The The The Cubs were I walloped t by the aspiring Cardinals to today toda today to- to da day partly because the they took toole too man many chances with them thom an and held them too cheap p and partly because everything o that could go wrong went The score at tho the finish was C G to 3 Lund Lundgren ren made his firsta first a appearance as a pitcher since last fall tall lie He appears to have ha lost his controller or slipped an eccentric Still ho he was getting awa away with It for tor three rounds during which the champions pounce pounced upon Mr Lush and mauled him severely severe severe- ly amassing three largo large tapes talles In the second Inning which soothed tho the peerless peerless peerless peer peer- less lenders lenders' lacerated feelings feeling's and made things moro more pleasant In tho vicinity of the bench It looked easy up to the fourth fourth- but then things began to break loose and all of or a sudden everything broke loose at nt once passes and a a. puncture two almost accidental hits to which Zimmerman added a wild heave to the plate slipped sUpped a quartet of or tallies to the an and almost before the they knew It ft the tho champs were licked R. R RHE II H. E. E St. St Louis nO 6 C 9 1 Chicago o 3 3 9 3 Batteries Lush and Bresnahan Lundgren Hagerman and Moran HATES PI CLEAN X THE TILE REDS Pa April Willis 23 23 Willis held Cincinnati to two hits and Gasper held to three hits Had it not been for a three-base three bad throw by hy Wagner agner In the ninth Inning the Reds neds would have he been en shut out la ed another cod n am e ton nc 1 i ri o one nem of t the l g t two rive 7 h hits g t while J Willis a iii created some merriment by getting one ono of or tho the Pittsburg hits himself Today's Tollay's playing at second by J. J Miller practically practically call cally clinched tho Job for tor tho the lad R. R nHE H. H E. E Pittsburg 2 2 3 1 Cincinnati 1 1 2 4 c Batteries cs Willis Willis and Gibson Gaspar Gaspar Gas- Gas par Campbell 1 and McLean T tr New Brooklyn York game postponed postpone on account of or rain AT T PHILADELPHIA lUL Philadelphia Boston game gomo postponed on account of or wet grounds brounds AMERICAN LEAGUE HITE SOX SON DOWN DOX Chicago April 23 George Georgo George Mullen pitched shed another good game against the White Sox today and Detroit won an Inning eleven contest by a score of 3 to 1 Mullen held the tho Chicagoans to ono hit from the first to tho the ninth round when Welday batting for Tannehill Tan- Tan nehill scratched a single which t netted the tun run that tied tho time score Two hits hit and a wild throw b by Manager er Sullivan In tho the eleventh ele gave o the tho lI Tigers ers their winning run Smith pitched a good goodgame goodgame goodgame game but Mullen should have had a shutout R. R RHE H. H E. E Chicago 00 1 00 1 4 2 Detroit 02 3 12 1 Batteries White hUe and Sullivan Mullen Mul Mul- len and Stanage WALLOP NAPS Cleveland 0 O. April 23 St. 3 St St. Louis look took the second game s 3 to 1 tOda today getting away with his the trou troubles les better Letter than the veteran C Cy Young Tho The Browns Drowns got ono one In fn tho the fifth Hoffman singling advancing on an out and scoring on Stephens Stephens' angle to center Two more came camo across In the sixth Stone Slone singling lIng Jones sacrificing ant and Hartzell tripling to right followed by bum peg of ot Hoffman Hoffman's s 's ground ground- cr er That ended It for Cor the tho Browns Drowns bu but too late for the tho Naps With two gone Jone In tho the eighth Goode walked and Perring Perring Perring Per Per- ring scored him with a double to right I for Cleveland's lone score Score n. n RH H. H E E. I Cleveland Cle 1 1 C 1 1St 1St 1St St. St Louis 01 3 3 S 8 2 Batteries Young and Easter Easterly Pelt and Stephens AT AI Nl I NIA i YORK New York York- York Washington postponed ra rain I n. n AT 1 BOSTON Dos Philadelphia Boston postponed rain AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Milwaukee Milwaukee- Milwaukee 5 5 Kansas Kansa City 3 At Toledo Toledo- Toledo 3 3 Indianapolis At Minneapolis Minneapolis C 6 G. G St St. StPaul Paul 2 At Columbus ColumLus Columbus 3 Louisville Louisville Louis Louis- ville C. C EASTERN LEAGUE All JI games postponed rain COAST LEAGUE AT T LOS ANGELES R R. II ESan E E. San Francisco 0 2 6 00 6 7 0 Vornon Vernon 1 1 6 G 2 Batteries Batteries' Willis and X N Williams Breckenridge ge and Kinkel AT 11 PORTLAND D D R. R 11 II EIMS E E. Los IMS Angeles 00 3 3 8 S- 4 Portland 7 7 11 1 Batteries Yogi Hosp and Park Parle- ness and Armbruster |