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Show ' I iST "V' 7x 1 V-r-v' -,-w-y' AS Ii- 1 tfV V? I i Wl BiMMaMV MMnHMMHl H DndCBnlLI-i i ' H NATIONAL LEAGUE. H Pittsburg 7, Brooklyn 0. H PITTSBURG. July 27. Pittsburg Ton from Brooklyn, making a clean H sweep of! the series. It was Pitts- H ' burg's eighth straight victory. R. II. E. M Pittsburg 7 S 3 H Brooklyn 0 C 3 Batteries Iifield and Simon; H Rucker, Knctzor, Bergen and Miller. H Cincinnati 7, New York 4. 1 CINCINNATI, July 27. Cincinnati H ' broke evon on the sorlcs by winning H I I ho final game with Now York. Hj York. Drucko's wlldnoss proved cost- h Iv. Alcmldas douhlo with two men H on -bases featured. R. H. E. H New York 4 G 2 M Cincinnati 7 11 1 H Batteries Drake, Crandall and WI1- H , son; Kcefe, Smith and Mclean. 1 Chicago 8, Boston 2. F, CHICAGO. July 27 Chicago H hunched hits and dofoatcd Boston to- Hl day. The visitors bunched three bits Hj mid a .sacrifice for (heir score. Zlm- Hj merman's batliug and one-handed H , catches by Tinker and Ingerton were L ) the features. R. H. B. M Chicago $11 0 H Boston 2 S 0 1 Batteries Touey and Archer; Grlf- Hl fin, Pfciffcr and Kling. H Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 3. H ST. LOUIS. July 27. Philadelphia H won from St. Ixmls today and broke H even on the scries. The visitors M scored their runs by timoly hitting. H The locals rallied in (lie eighth, but H fell short, scoring three runs. Wood- H hum and McAdams made their debut H and pitched fair ball. Beck secured H four singles In as many times at bat. B R. H. E. jr Philadelphia 1 9 0 H St. Louis 3 7 H Batteries Alexander and Do ran; H Harmon, Woodbum, McAdams and H.. Bliss. H AMERICAN LEAGUE. H Detroit 7, Washington 1. H WASHINGTON, July 27. Detroit H hunched three hits in the sixth in H i nlug, and with the assistance of two H enor6, scored six runs and beat M . Washington Willctt was effectivo H with men on bases. R. H. E. H ' Washington 1 11 -1 H Detroit 7 7 0 H j. Batteries Johnson and Ainsmlth, H "UMllott and Stanage. fl ' Boston 9, Chicago 4. H , BOSTON, July 27. The locals H cleaned up the three games in the H series with Chicago by winning to- H , day. Boston drovo Doc White from H the rubber and continued the fusll- M . lade of hits against Young, who sue- 1 ceeded him. R. H. E. H- Boston h 9 12 4 H Chicago 1 10 5 Hr Batteries kargcr and Carrigan; 1 White, Young and Sullivan. H New York 5, St. Louis 4. j j. NEW YORK, July 27. By bunching B j hits and a pass in the third inning, H ; New York mado flvo runs and won H i lrom SL Louis, G to 4, A doublo m , play by Knight on Criss' hot ground- H or in the ninth prevented St. Louis H ' from tleing tho score. R. H. E. H SL Louis 4 S u B i New York 5 10 0 H I Batteries Nelson and Stephens; H Fisher and Sweeney. M Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 3. H PHILADELPHIA. July 27. Clcve- M I Innd won. G to 3. Her pitcher played H ' fine ball all through the game. R.H.E. H v Cleveland ...) G 13 3 B , Philadelphia 3 5 1 H Batteries Gregg and Smith; Mor-1 H . pan. Leonard, Livingstone and H ' Thomas. H ' COAST LEAGUE. H H 'Frisco 1, Oakland 0. H At Oakland R.H.E. S.in Fraucisco 1 7 0 H Onkland 0 u 2 M Batteries Henley and Berry; Per-1 H ' no! and Mitze. H Sacramento 2, Vernon 1. H Al Sacramento R. H. E. H- Vernon 1 G 1 M Sacramento 2 7 0 H Batteries Raleigh. Brown and Ho- M i gan; Baum and La Longc. H , Portland 2, L'os Angeles 1. H At Ijjs Angeles R.H.E. H Portland 2 7 1 H Los Angeles 1 G 2 H Batteries Seaton and KulniT Delhi M Smith. H NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. H Vancouver 3, Portland 1. H . At" Portland R. H. E. A' Cancouvdr . , - V-.- 3 11 u H Portland 1 4 H I Batteries Clark and Lewis; Bloom- K Held and "Bradley. H Seattle 11, Victoria 4. H I At Victoria R.H.E. H I SenUlo 1113 1 1 I Victoria 4 9 0 H , Batteries Zackort and Shea;' Wll- H J Hams and Grindlc. M j Tacoma 4, Spokane 3, . At Tacoma R.H.E. H Tacoma u 4 10 0 H Spokano 3 S 0 H' UNION LEAGUE. H Salt Lake 6, Missoula 3. j At Salt Lake R. II. E. H Missoula J 0 0 1 0 2 0 fl 03 11 1 Salt Lake 3 0 0 0 0 3- 0 0 " C it 1 Batteries McCaf forty and Hanson; Dressnn and Perkins. Butte 6, Boise 2, At Boise - R-' Ei Boise ....0 00 0 1 I 0 0 02 0 S Butto ....0 0212010 06 11 1 Batteries Killllay and King; Quick and Hannah. Great Falls Wins Double Header. At Great Tails, 1st game: R H. E. Helena ...10010000 02 S 1 0. Falls.. ..2 0 0 0 0 12 0 5 11 1 Batteries Byrd and Kelly; Hllde-brand Hllde-brand and Shannon. Second game R. H. E. Helena ..00001020 03 7 2 G. Falls, .13 0 110 0 1 10 14 2 Batteries Bryan and Kelly; Car-Ion Car-Ion and Shannon. WESTERN LEAGUE. At Lincoln Lincoln 4, Pueblo 1. At Topeka Denver 2, Topeka 3. Only two games scheduled. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Minneapolis Toledo-Minneapolis game postponed on account of rain. At St. Paul Indianapolls-SL Paul game postponed; rain. At Milwaukee Columbus 12, Milwaukee Mil-waukee 15. butTTresults BUTTE, July 27. Madman stood out today as a particular feature of the card, winning the ovent of the day with the greatest of ease. In fact, It was no race for Madman and his speed, together with his weight carrying carry-ing ability, proved a revelation to tho talent. There was much argument in connection with tho winner of the fifth race. Foreguard appeared to many to have won the race, or at least to havo won placo. Tho horse camo iu on tho outside and was put fourth by tho Judges. Ho raji a magnificent race. Te ring got another an-other thumping today, particularly on tho heavily played horses coming within the hioney. BUTTE, July 27. First race, six furlongs, selling Roy ol Tovar, 6 to 1 (Imes), won, Hammeraway, 11 to 5 (Mondon), second; Oswald B., 7 to 2 (Fognrty). third. Time. 1:14 3-5. Bonflelds, Burning Bush, Deneen, Voting, El Pcrfecto, Rusk, Contra Costa and Robert Mitchell also ran Second race, six furlongs Waner, 16 to 5 (Frasch), won; Biskra, S to 1. (Dennv), second; Venltlan, 10 to 1 (McEwen), third Time, 1:14 4-5. Chief Desmond, Cheers, Domlthilda. Abigail K., Green Isle and Heretic also ran. Third race, purse, five furlongs Mimorioso. o to 2 (Rooncy), won; Three Links, 11 to 5 (McEwen), second; sec-ond; Dudo, 9 to n (Fischer), third. Time, 1:01 1-5. Kldad, Percy Henderson, Hender-son, Annuity, Mono Lake, Winkler and Electric also ran. Fourth race, five and a half furlongs fur-longs Madman, 9 to 5 M(cEwon), won; Terms Trick, 11 to 5 (Buxton), second; Pawhuska, 3 to 1 (Mcln-tyre), (Mcln-tyre), third. Time, 1:06 3-5. "White Wool and Coppertown also ran Fifth race, selling, mile and 20 yards Force, 9 to 10 (Warren), won. Sloneman, 12 to 1 (Forsytho). second; Foreno, 2o to 1 (Cavanaugh), third. Time. 1:43 2-5. Parlor Boy. Llttio Marchmont, Foreguard and Knight of lvanhoe also ran. Sixth race, selling, futurity coursc Sevoufull, 7 to 10 (Shriner). won; Elmeta Hamilton, 7 to 2 (Hopkins), second; Tillinghast, 20 to 1 (Buxton), third. Time. I'll Sam Barber, Ban Ann, Menden, Santhia, Frank G. Ho-gan Ho-gan and Sixteen also ran. BUTTEJNTRIES BUTTE, July 27. Entries for Friday: Fri-day: ( First race, four and a half furlongs, belling Pico, Great Friar, Dromi, 110; .Royal Dolly, Masalo, 107; Error, W. II. Boody, Bllly Hancock. 105, Gomul, Lavender Lass, Auto Girl, Ostentatious, Os-tentatious, "102. Second race, six furlongs, selling Abo Slupskey, 112; Zool, 110; Frank Ferris. Captain .Miller, Jim Mc, Crex, 107; Annie Revero. Miss Greenwood, Green-wood, 105; Triste, 102; Wabanan, Klnfolks, 100. Third race ,mile and a quarter, Belling Zoroaster, Round and Round, 107; Elgin, Marlgot, 105; Whidden, 102. Fourth race, six furlongs, purse Prince Ahmed, 110; Enfield, 110, Mylcs O'Conuell, Metropolitan, Dr.. Dougherty, 108; Fernaudo, 107; Big Stick, 105; Kid .vorth, 101; Pawhuska. Paw-huska. 100; Milt Jones. 97. Fifth race, mile, selling Charles J. Harvey, Oharllo Rothschild, 115; Lady McNally, 113; Massa, The Peer, Big Eldorado, Swede Sam. 112; Patriotic, . 110; Miss Naomi, Kogo, Dorothy Led- ! gott, 105. Sixth race, futurity course, selling Binocular, Novgorod, Doc Allen, David Da-vid Warfleld, Swagorlator, 109; Fan-I Fan-I cyt Roberta, Placide, 107; Definite, Brighton, Ben Greenloaf, 101; Pickaninny, Picka-ninny, 99, Apprentice allowance. Weather clear; track fast. |
