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Show NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis Takes Doubleheader. St. Louis, July 15. St. Louis won two games from New York. The locals lo-cals won the first game In the ninth inning khen Marquqard, who relieved Wiltso in tho eighth, was hit for three singles and gave a base on 1 Ms. Marnuard went In to pitch the second sec-ond game, but was relieved by Cran-dall Cran-dall In tho seventh Inning when the locnls wore leading. A single and a wild throw by Meyers in the next Inning In-ning gave St, Louis another run. Scores: First game N'Xew York 2 6 0 St. Louis 3 6 0 Batteries Wlltse, Marquard and Movers; Horman and Brcsnahan. Second game; St. Louis 4 13 0 New York 2 G 1 Batteries Goyer. Steele and Bliss; Marquard. Crandall and Meyers. Chicago 6. Boston 5. Chicago, July 15. Chicago won a hard fought 13-inulng game from Boston. Tho winning run was scored on a single, a sacrifice, an error and a sacrifice fly. Re-'lbacb retired in the second when Gowdv hit a home run. Hess retired In the eighth Inning In-ning in favor of Brown with one .out. Tho first man up hit safely and Brown retired in favor of Tyler. Chlcngo 6 14 0 Boston 5 10 2 Batteries Reulbaoh. Lelfield. Ma-roney, Ma-roney, Ritchie and Archer, Needham; Hess. Brown. Tyler and Rairden. Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 1. Cincinnati, July 15. Moore had the bettor of a pitchers' battle with Benton Ben-ton and Philadelphia won. Magoo's triple nnd Ludcrus' single In the ninth brought over tho winning run. Moore .held the locals to three scattered scat-tered hits. Scoro: Philadelphia 2 5 1 Cincinnati 1 3 0 Batteries Moore and Killifor; Benton Ben-ton and Clarke. |
