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Show baseball ) NATIONAL LEAGUE. ,; j . Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 4. PHILADKPHIA, July 12 Clncinna- tl hit Burno' delivery hard today and i i by knocking him out o( the box In i i i four Innings won. Laudcruas' homo i ' I run drlro was one of the longest ever i ' j seen at tho local park Umplro Fin- j neran, who was assaulted by Mageo ' last Monday, was ablo to officiate to- . day. R H. E lr- Cincinnati 6 12 0 ' ' Philadelphia -4 10 0 4 Batteries Suggs and McLean; i- Burns, Boboe and Moran. - Brooklyn 5, Chicago 3. ; I BROOKLYN, July 13. Brooklyn b" ' Roulbach hard In the first Inning and t I before tho locals had been ictlred, i sent three men across the plate. The visitors woro never ablo to catch up. j as Brooklyn scored twico. R. H EL ; ' Brooklyn 5 11 0 Chicago 3 D 1 Batteries Rculbach and Archer. ; Kncfzer and Bergen ' I i St. Louis Wine and Ties. I r 'I BOSTO.V, July 12 St Louis won t I the first game today oy hard hitting. l! but Boston mado an uphill fight In i ' the second and tied Lie score In the fi I . eighth, the contest being called at the I end of the tenth without either team ! I making additional runs. Fim game R. H.E. Boston 6 9 3 'i ' St Louis 13 17 5 S j Batteries Purdue, . Brown and lr Kling; Salee and Bresnahan. Second game R. H. E A , Boston 3 15' 0 St Louis 3 S : Batteries McTighc. Griffin, Mat- r J tern and Kling; Harmon, Grier and r BIIm- 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE. I ' Chicago Wine Double Header. CHICAGO, July 12 Chicago won j , both games from Boston today. Th first game wont to tho locals in the , third Inning, when three hits, a pass V ' and four stolen bases gave them a ' commanding lead. Two hits, an or- , ror and Bodie's timely single gave I them the second J First game R, H "R. " Chicago 6 6 1 r ' Boston 3 6 1 ) Batteries Lsinge and Sullivan; Kar- gor, Hall and Carrigan. i Second game R. H. E. Chicago 2 9 2 (( Boston I 6 2 r-' Batteries Young and Bayne, CIcotto and Carrigan. j Detroit 9, Philadelphia 0. i I ' DETROIT, July 12. Donovan held f Philadelphia to four scattered hits . i and the world'B champions were shut ( i out for the third time this season Detroti hit Krau3 hard and he only lasted three innings. In .tho first j Inning Cobb got a base on ball6 and stole second, third and home. R.H. E. u f t Philadelphia 0 4 0 i Detroit 9 10 0 v Batteries Krauso. Martin, Thomas I and Livingstone, Donovan and Sta- ' nage, Cleveland 4, Washington 3. n CLEVELAND, July 12. Cleveland defeated Washington" today, ovcrcom- j I Ing Washington's lead, which was caused by Cleveland's ragged fielding. j ' . R. H.E. 1 Cleveland 4 10 3 U Washington 3 7 1 , Battorles Gregg and Fisher; Groom and Henry. i New York 12, St. Louis 2. i ST LOUIS, July 12. By bunching hits with errors New York had an Basy time winning the second game i ' Df the aeries with the home team. Caldwell gave but two hits until the eighth when the locals socred their runs on a base on balls and a double. I HartHcll featured, hitting In seven runs and scoring twice himself. R.H.E. Now York 12 i Bt. Louis 2 Batteries Caldwell and Blair; Pel- t ty and Krichcll. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Louisville Columbus 4. Louls-i Louls-i villc 3 (10 innings). E At St. Paul Kansas City 7, St, h Paul G. ' At Minneapolis Milwaukee- 4, j Minneapolis C. COAST -'VGUE. 'BIWIMEB . Sacramento j, ; Angeles 1. I At Los Angeles R.H.E. Sacramento ...... ......,.. 3 9 2 Lor Angoles ...."...." .,TJ. 7 1 Batteries TJyram, Thomas and 1 ' Hall; Meyers and Abbott. Oakland 3, San Franolsco 0. Ab San Francisco R. H. E. Oakland -3 S 0 J San Francisco ,..., 0 8 1 I Batteries Pernoll and Mitze; I I Brown and SchmldL ' Portland 6, Vernon 3. At Portland R, H. E. Vernon - 3 8 1 Portland , ,6 It 1 Batteries Hltt, -Raleigh, Bracken-t, Bracken-t, ridge and Hogan, Henderson and 1 Kuhn. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. At Seattle R. H. E. I Victoria 3 10 2 i Seattle 1 S 1 Batteries Williams and Dashwood Wlggs and Shea. , 1 ! Vancouver 14, Tacoma 6. At Vancouver R.H.E. L Tacoma 6 9 3 tll Vancouver .'....11 16 2 I J Batteries Gordon and Selbt; Engle ijb nnd Lewis. m Portland 7, Spokane 4. a At Spokane. t-R. H. E. ) f Portland f-. ,..,,. 7. 9 1 ' Bpokane .... 4 5 3 Batteries Garrett and Moore; j ' vraft, Bonner and Splesman. i . , j. UNION LEAGUE. I Helena 5, Salt -Lake-0. i, M At Salt Lake R. H. E. i Helena ..,01001030 05 12 0 T ! s. Lake 0 0 0 0 p ,0 0" 0 0 0 3,3 (i v Batteries Amos and Kolly; Garber - k ! and Perkins: - V""1' i f Boise 5, Great Falls 4. "At Bolae R.H.E. Boise 110 0 0 10 0 25 5 3 i I '-- IIBt.. "BBfT'i "" " 'hi"; "r"'! -t, " f G Falls. 0 0 0 0 0 0 ? 1 9-1 10 0 Batteries Kli.llay and King, Bit-trolff Bit-trolff nnd Vance. Butte 6, Missoula 4. At nutte - R. H. H. Butte ...20100'! 00 0 6 10 7 Mlosoula .0 0000004 01 7 4 Batteries RcmnaE and Hannah; Cummingb and Hansou. WESTERN LEAGUE. At Topoka Denver 1, Topoka 7. At St. Joseph SL Joaoph 6, Sioux City 1. At Omaha Des Moines 3, Omaha 2 (11 Innings). At Pueblo Lincoln S, Pueblo 3. LAGOONJESULIS Arasee won the Murray handicap at tho Lagoon track yesterday afternoon Chester Krum was a close-up Hecoud but with the weights was not good enough to beat the winner Endy- r mlon II, making his first start In many months, took tbo fifth oTent In a sensational manner. Ho was left a; the post, and after a quartor mllo had been run was 20 lengths behind the leader He began to gain and won in a drive First race, futurity course, selling Miss Sly, 6 to 1, won Greonbrldgo, 40 to 1, second, Indian Girl, S to 1, third Time, 1 10 1-5. Second race, fivo furlongs, selling Sainest, 3 to 1, won; Binocular, 20 to 1 1, second, Maxiug, 25 to 1, third Time. 1 00 3-5 Maxing finished second, sec-ond, but wag disqualified and placed third for fouling. Third race, 'uturity course, selling ! He Knows, 15 to 1, won; John H Shoehan, 7 to 1. second; Gilbert Rose, 7 to 5, third. Time, 1:10. Fourth raco, .uurray handicap Arasee, 3 to 1, won, Choster Krum, 3 to 1, second. Right Easy, S to 5, third. Time, 1-40. Fifth race, mile, selling Endymion II, 7 to 2, won; Margaret Randolph, 5 to 2, socond; l if lis, 16 to 1, third. Time. 1.41 4-5. I Sixth race, seven furlongs, selling i Gemmell, I to I, won Workbox, 9 to fi, second, Muff. 5 to 2, third Time, 1 26 2-5. LUBOOyiTRIES Eentrle6 for Thursday: First race, futurity course, selling Kethel. Blacksheep, New Capital, Will Morris, 119; Ladj Ellrabeth, 117, Abe Slupeky, 111, Anne Revere, -09 Second race, five furlongs, purse Sidon, 108; Billy Hancock. 99. EreJI-na, EreJI-na, 96; Electric, Miss Tlernoy, 91 Third race, futurity course. Belling i Roaamo, 122. Ben Stone, Ed G, 119. Fassongor, 117, Galene Gale, Elmetn Hamilton, 112, Frank Ferris. Ill Fourth race, five and a half furlongs, fur-longs, Park City handicap Mylos O'Connell, Madman, 118; Terns Trick, i 109; Richard Reed. Fern L., 107; Metropolitan, Met-ropolitan, 101. Madman and Richard Reed coupled as Bedwoll entry. Fifth race, one mile and 20 yards, selling Charles J Harvery, 112; Charlie Rothschild, Hoyle, 111, Ade na, Anna May, Court Lady, 109; Aco-lin, Aco-lin, Clopna Doane, Edna Stewart, Judith Ju-dith Page, Banorella, 107. Angclix, S7. ' Sixth race, six furlongs, selling Barnsdale. 114, Doc Allen, Altalr, 111; Bellflower, 109, Jack Strykcr, Heretic, Here-tic, 101, Doll, 94, Sainodlos, 87. LATOHIARESULTS LATONMA, July 12. Fireman,- com-1 ing with a strong burst of speed through the stretch, won the handicap handi-cap at Latonla today from Leamenca by half a length. Princess Calloway was third, four lengths back. It was , long shot day at the track, Bobco, In the first race, paying better than o0 to 1, while Mack B. Eubanks, in the second, and Ben Pryor, in the third, wrce both at long odds. First race, six furlongs Bobco, straight S1Q5, won; Peter Pender, place $1160, second; Bon Double, show $2.60, third. Time. 1 15 2-6. Second race, six furlongs Mack B 1 Eubanks, straight $23 20, won, The Reach, place $1.40, second. Amon, show $2.30, third. Time, 1 15 2-5, Third race, mllo and 70 yards Ben Prior, straight $46. won, Chemulpo, place $4.20, Becond; Port Arlington, show $9.60. third. Time, 1.46 4-5. Fourth race, handicap, mile and a sixteenth Fireman, straight $7.30 . won, Leamence. place $5, second; Princess Calloway, show $."5.80, third.' Time, 1:46 4-5. J Fifth race, six furlongs Sjwnnna-' noa, straight $6.80, won; Adam's Express, Ex-press, place $3, second, Countv Tax, show $7.90. third Time. 1 13 2-5 Sixth race, mile and an eighth Joe Morris, straight $7 70, won; Long Hand, place $4, second; Sweet Owen, show $8.30, third. Time. 1:54. LATONIAJNTRIES T,ATONIA, Ky. July 12. Thursday's Thurs-day's "entries: FirBt race, five and one-eighth furlongs, fur-longs, selling Carlloue, El Toro, Steeple Stee-ple Jack, Lieut, Sawyer, Felix, Steal away, Walter B., Rudolfo, Eagle Eye. 103; B. Airy. Traymore, Cracker Box, 110. Second race, fivo and a half furlongs, fur-longs, purse Catherine Hampson, Acguin, Clara Atkin, Gold Mine, Min-atra, Min-atra, Lealloka, Ethel 8amson, Winning Win-ning Witch, 106; Eyringa, Merode, Azyiade, 109; Belle Hampton, 118. Third rafco, six furlon.s selling Lilly Pmcton, 99; Crow Robb, Union Jack, BUI ,.Andrew6,--101; -Recoiver. Winning Widow, La U Mexican, Al-tarec, Al-tarec, The Hauge, 105, Lima, Supplo, 106; Mclvor, 110. Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap Fairy; Story, 93; QuarCermastcr. IOC; Raleigh P. D 112; APMullor, Melisande, Donan. 116; Dolllo Levy, 119; Prince GaL 124. Fifth race, mtlo and three-slxts oenths, selling Waltz, 92; Dottle B-95; B-95; Tar Pay, 97; NapchfyTTJia, 100;! Denver Girl, 1l07l Sliver Tonight, Solus, So-lus, Zienapr Layminlster, Queen, Marguerite, John "Furlong, 110; Short Order, 113 Sixth race, mllo and 70 yards, soiling soil-ing Boach 8arid, 94; Foxy Mary, i -T-, P-. , .. ,...., ' Fort Jobnspu, 104: Star Blue, John .Reardon.OiJ, vTom .Blgbco. 108,7 Su-.perstitlon,. Su-.perstitlon,. '.Idlu , Louis, .High Range, Mor'rlcjc, UL |