| Show I iJ L Baseball Baseball aa Results I STANDING OF THE CLUBS NATIONAL Won Non Loa Loot LoaL PC PC- Pittsburg CS 7 21 Chicago GL 6 sO 30 68 ew York s 's 63 37 01 CincInnati H. H 49 S 4 41 St SL LouIs 40 40 62 52 K Air Philadelphia 53 63 HO Brooklyn 35 35 TO fie Boston Bosten 26 71 25 LEAGUE I Won Non r Lost ost PC Detroit C 62 38 60 Philadelphia Philadelphia 60 GO 40 Boston Doston 5 59 41 44 57 7 Clevelan 52 2 49 ji ChIcago 48 18 51 48 New v Yo York 1 5 52 44 7 St. St Louis 13 43 CG 5 Washington n 30 SO 7 72 COAST Won Lost PC San Francisco 86 SC 44 H Los An Angeles eles 70 56 5 Portland 65 65 64 5 Sacramento riO 50 62 81 Oakland 50 50 7 Vcr Vernon JI 0 n 45 45 S SO I CITY CIlY Won on Lost PC O. O S. S L L. L 7 2 2 77 S I Republicans Republicans 4 2 66 i Z C. C M. M t. t 1 3 2 Y T. M. M C. C A 3 4 2 2 3 Rio Hlo Grande 0 G C NATIONAL LEAGUE s i nUJ WI S rii JJ Chicago Aug 7 Reulbach 7 stored stored scored hi his his' thirteenth consecutive l win today beatIng beat- beat log Ing tho Dodgers 3 to 2 2 s homo home run In tho first with on the towpath put the tho champions on easy street Rucker held hold tho the Cubs to two hits but the they proved enough Reulbach Reul- Reul bach allowed five o hits Score R. R II E. E Chicago o 3 3 2 1 Brooklyn OOt OO 2 f L 1 Batteries Batteries Reulbach and Archer Rucker er and Marshall and Berger Dorser T. I TAKE E TWO 1 Aug 7 took both games of at a n header double-header from Boston this afternoon by good gallery l playing laying and timely hitting tIn In th the first gamo game had the tho visitors at his his' mercy for fot five live Innings s but in tho the sixth I they fell on him for Cor four tour hits and with his own wild throw four runs rubs scored Brandon Branden did lid not permit them even to got ot near a hit Pittsburg hit Slattern Mattern hard hartl hardIn In tho second Boston Doston opened up on Willis Hils as 8 though the they were going to I put him In tho the stable hits hils were wore made and all nU the Bean Dean Eaters could muster was ono run Barbeau's hitting won for tho the Pirates as ho hu hit timely on n a sacrifice and a a- single ingle Scores First Game R. R II E. E Pittsburg 6 6 11 2 Boston 4 1 4 4 1 I 0 Batteries Brandon and Gibson Gibson Gibson Gib Gib- son Mattern White and Graham Second Game Caine R. R nHE ir II n. n 3 3 7 0 Boston 1 1 1 9 1 Willis Batteries Batteries Willis and Gibson Coro Goro and Graham J L p T E Il f i Aug 7 The ThO The ph J Phillies 1 files l defeated de- de e- e I tho the Reds in the tho first gama game of ot the Uie series aeries here toda today 2 to 1 It was wasa wasn a n pitchers' pitchers battle throughout and a n ner would have V won r foi or team steam e at er II Vot ot ot the KUin gatny i. i An f tJ lilt ot the Uio Phillies' Phillies runs hUe lilt a hy pitch pitch- r I or er s scored tho only Cincinnati run Score leers core n. n H H. H E E. i Cincinnati 1 l 7 1 Philadelphia 2 2 6 G 1 Batteries Rowen Batteries Rowen and McLean Mormon Mor Mor- Mormon mon an and Doom u HAS liAS is EASY fASY 1011 St. St Louis Au Aug 7 New New York with I Christy Christ Mathewson on tho mound mound hud but little trouble winning today's game alrie from tho the Cardinals 7 to 1 tho the started upon the tho firing lino line and Giants scored four times off oft him In Inthe inthe the tho first Inning Score R. R RHE H. H E. E St. St Louis 1 1 8 S 1 New York 7 7 11 1 Batteries Batteries Mattern Mattern and Phelps Ma Ma- and Myers AMERICAN LEA LEAGUE GIE I I i iWHITE WHITE SOX X FIGHT HAUn Boston Aug 7 The White Sox made mado madea a n. game gamo struggle to today a but lI fim finally forced to surrender cr 3 to 0 to the tho scar scar- lot let hose hoso foemen pitching gallantly gal gal- but luckless lucklessly was beaten by hy Wood oo with never a n real chance for his white while alley The White Sox ox after a lL spasmodic lc attack upon Wood In tho the first inning which yielded lel ClI nothing Wont want to their doom lighting against fate but utterly unable to touch Wood Score n B t 4 R. R II H. E. E o s o n 3 JUU 3 ti 6 u 0 Chicago 0 0 2 O 0 Batteries Wood Wood and Carrigan Smith and van y r J I DETROIT'S LEAn LEAD CUT Philadelphia Aug 7 The 7 Tho Athletics cut down Detroit's lead In first place today by beating heating the tho champions In a sizzling combat Planks Plank's great pitchIng pitching pitch pitch- In Ing In tight light holes spoiled several Tiger near rallies Tho The Athletics dl didn't nt make malo mOon many hits off oCt Mullin but they placed place them theta Ed Eddie Eddlo le Collins' Collins hitting really won tho the gamo game for for- forthe the Mack men The Tho Columbus kid drove homo home three of five fi runs and scored tho the other two him him- self seU i t I t R R. II U. E. E Ph Philadelphia box 6 6 7 7 2 Detroit 3 3 3 6 6 3 S n Plank Batteries Plank and nd Livingston Living ston Mullin 1 Kind and an Stanage and I 1 Ol OLD CV Cl IS SWATTED S n. n Now York Aug 7 The Tho hilltop folks undo made two In a row from the tho Blues tolay to today to- to day lay beating C Cy Young In an eighth inning rally The Tho locals got to the tho aged one for Cor three hits and anti two bases on balls Three stolen bases off oft Bemis Be- Be mis also contributed to the trimming I I of or tho the grandfather o of ot t the tho twirling fia- fia ra- ra Score I R. R L l H II L. L I New York ork G 5 5 10 1 Cleveland O O 2 2 6 G 3 Batteries Manning Batteries Manning and Kleinow Young and Easl Easterly and Bemis I GETS a IS IJU D. D Washington Aug 7 7 The Tho Nationals wont went at Waddell addell with plenty plent of ot ginger toda today winning easily 6 G to 1 I with eleven cloven hits Including a n triple while Torn Tom Hughes hold tho Browns Drowns down downto to six batted singles les Waddells Waddell's support support sup sup- port ort weakened after tho the sixth when whon Pelt went to right and Hartzel to short In pla plat o of ot Wallace who was b thrown ball Score hit tit by a i R. R II- II E 13 E. Washington r i G G 6 1 11 1 X Bt it t. t Louis Louis' 1 1 4 i Batteries Hughes Batteries Hughes Batteries Hughes Jp Waddell and Stephens i J LE GUE 4 AT T I LOS OS n R. ii If E. E Tos Los Angeles lO 6 6 10 30 n. n Ez 2 Sacramento OO 2 2 5 6 2 Batteries an and Fitzgerald an and Graham AT D. D R n. II H. 12 E. San Francisco G C 9 I 2 r Portland 1 1 S 8 2 Batteries Browning Batteries Browning and Berry Berr- Guyn Gun Hf Harkness and Fishier Fisher 1 AT AI SAX X CISCO R. R II U. E. E Vernon 5 5 7 3 1 11 t Oakland 2 2 8 S 4 A Batteries Batteries Johnann Johnson John- John JohnI I I son ann Lewis |
