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Show BASE BALL 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE. Philadelphia Wins Double Header. PHILADELPHLA., July 18 Before tho largest crowd that has been Inside In-side tho Nationnl league grounds here In tho last 15 years, tho home team won two games from Pittsburg. Philadelphia Phil-adelphia took the first game by pounding Camnltz off the rubber In the first Inning, four runs being scored on five hits, Including a homo run by Paskeit and a. tilplo by Beck. Tho second game was a pitcher's' duel between Alexander and Lelfield, the winning run being scored in the tenth Inning on Paskcrt'a triple and Loberfs singjo. " R. TT. PJ. First game , R. tf. E". Pittsburg ...... . ...... 2 o 1 Philadelphia , .. irr,... . t JT 1 Batteries Camnltz, ' Steele ' '"and Gibson; .Moore and Dooln. . Second game , i ,R. H E. Pittsburg , '...... 1 G 1 Philadelphfa .,t, h-..2 8 0 Batteries Lelfield ?and ' Simon;' Alexander .and DooJn, Z-X. Louis8 Brooklyn 3,. .. BROOKLYN, July 18. St, Louis got away to a flying start and won today. to-day. Manager Bresnahan announced the purchase of Pitcher Woodbrldgo of Duluth There will be a doubU header here tomorrow R H E. St. Louis S 10 0 Brookljn 3 5 2 Batteries Harmon and Bliss, Knet-zer Knet-zer and Erwin. Chicago 14, Boston 6, BOSTON, July IS. Chicago received re-ceived many baso3 on balls, hits whenever necessary and Boston made some costly errors, tho result being a scorq In favor of the visitors. Schulte made a home run in the sixth inning, with the bases full. R. H E Chicago 11 11 1 Boston 6 9 4 Battorles Richie, Archer and Graham, Gra-ham, Tyler, Pfelffer and Kllng. Cincinnati 8, New York 2. NEW YORK, July 18. Koefc won his third game of the year from New York and held McGraw's men safe at all stages. The New York team played poor ball and Cincinnati hit Marquard hard In spots. Donlln, bat-' bat-' ting for Marquard In the eighth, hit a homo run into tho right field grandstand. R. H. E. Cincinnati 8 11 1 Now York. .., 2 5 4 Batteries Kcefe and McLean; Marquard, Mar-quard, Crandall and Myers. Helena 6, Great Falls 2. At Helena, , '. R. H. E G Falls. -.0 0 0 0 L 0 0 0 12 S 3 Helena ...0 0 2 1 12 0 0 6 10 2 Batteries Blttrolff and- Shannon; Ames and, Kelly. Butte 5. Salt Lake 2. At Salt Lake R H. E Butte 0 10 0 0 0 10 05 11 :i Salt Lake 0 0 0 0 10 10 02 G 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia 12, St. Louis 3. ST. LOUIS, July IS Philadelphia pounded St Louis' pitchers hard, driving driv-ing two of them from the- mound, winning win-ning tho final game of the series, 1 to 3, and making a clean sweep of the scries Philadelphia's pitcher was effective. ef-fective. M. H E. St. Louis 3 10 1 Philadelphia 12 16 J Batteries Cnsb, George, Nelson and Stephens, Leonard and Thomas. Cleveland 9, New York 6. CLEVELAND, July 18 Cleveland made it four straight from Now York It was Cleveland's ninth straight victory. vic-tory. Cleveland did not get a man to second until the seventh, when 13 men wont to bat, scoring nine runs Lajoie went to bat for Krapp, with tho bases full, and tho score 3 to 2 in New York's favor, and singled, drying dry-ing In two runs. R H."E. Cleveland 9 9 2 New York 6 10 3 Batteries Krapp, Blandlng and Fisher; Qulnn, Brockett, Caldwell and Sweeney. Detroit 16, Boston 7, DETROIT, July 18. Kargor was easy, Klllllay was wild, Hall was wilder and the result was a victory for" Detroit. Fifteen runs were over when Cicotte started pitching and Detroit De-troit took things easy. R. H. E. Boston 7 10 1 Detroit . .16 1C 6 Batteries Karger, Klllllay, Hall Cicotte and Cariigan; Donovan and Stanage, Washington 7, Chicago 1. CHICAGO, July 18 Washington batted all threo of Chicago's pitchers hard nnd won an easy lctory A force out, n single and an error saved the locals from a shutout. R. H E Chicago 1 S 1 Washington 7 IS 3 Batterleh White, Olmstead, Baker and Sullivan; Payno, E Walker and Ainsmlth. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Vancouver 7. Victoria 2. At Vancouver R H. E. Victoria ,,, , 2 7 1 Vancouver .,..'. -7 11 1 Batteries Furchuer and D.tshwood; Engle and Lewis. ,.( , , I, J Qpokape 1, Seattle 0. -At Seattle ' R. HE. Spokane ...;i 1 8 :i Seattlo -,., .J),7 1 -, Portland 4t Taooma .3 tf At Taqpma , R, H. E Portland . ,.,.-,., A ,i9v 1 Tacoma .. 3 6 1 COAST LEAGUE. Sacramento 4, Oakland 2, At San Francisco R. H. E, Sacramento . ,. 4 9 2 Oakland .. ..2 2 1 Batteries Bynum and Thomas; Kilroy and Mltzc. Portland 3, 'Frisco 0. At Portland R. H. E. San Francisco ...., 0 9 3 Portland '. 3 90 Batteries Hanlcy and SchnUdt; Henderson and Murray. UNION LEAGUE. Boise 12, Missoula 2. At Boise R.1L.E. Boise 0 3006030 12 1W 0 Missoula ..1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 10 5 Batteries Joss and King; Jachs nnd Hanstjn. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Columbus IxDiiisvllle 0,. Columbus Colum-bus G. , At Milwaukee Minneapolis 6. Milwaukee Mil-waukee 2. At Kansas Clt) SL Paul 7, Kansas City 4. JAt Indianapolis Toledo S, Indianapolis Indian-apolis 7 (10 Innings). WESTERN LEAGUE. At Denver Denver-Sioux City gamo' postponed on account of rain. At Topeka Des Moines 3. Topcl ka 2. At Lincoln St. Joseph 2, L'incoln 1 At Pifeblo Pueblo 3. Omaha 3 (Called at the end of tho ninth;. Feol languid, weak, run-down? Headache? Stomach "off?" Just a ' plain case of hzy liver. Burdock Blood Bitters tones liver nnd stomach, stom-ach, promotes digestion, purifies tho blood. |
