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Show uu NATIONAL LEAGUE. Cincinnati 5, Chicago 4. CINCINNATI. June 29. Cincinnati made a 'batting rally in the seventh and scored four runs on a base on halls, two singles and a double Reul-bach Reul-bach was succeeded by Brown, off whom the winning run was made Manager Griffith was ordered off the field for disputing a decision in the first inning. Score R H. B. Chicago 4 13 0 Cincinnati 5 8 1 Batteries Reulbach, Brown and Graham; Smith and McLean. Philadelphia 4, Brooklyn 1. PHILADELPHIA, June 2D Scan-Ion's Scan-Ion's wlldness was responsible for Brooklyn's defeat by the home team today. to-day. The feature of the gamo was Knabe's steal home In the first inning Score R- H. B. Brooklyn 1 4 1 Philadelphia t 4 4 2 Batteries Scanlon and Bergen; Moore and Moran. New York 10, Boston 4. NEW YORK, June 29 The New York team had a batting matinee hore today, winning from Boston 10 to 4 Score R H. E. Boston 4 6 5 New York 10 14 4 Batteries McTighe, Brown and Kllng; Crandall, Myers and Wilson Pittsburg 8, St. Louis 6. ST. LOUIS, Juno 29. An eighth in ning rally by Pittsburg after the locals lo-cals had tied the score in the slxtn won for the visitors. Score R. H. E. Pittsburg 8 12 1 St. Louis ' 6 9 1 Batteries Adams, Ferry and Simon; Golden, Geyer and Bresnahan |