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Show I I STANDARD SPORTING PAGE a- H I STANDING OF THE CLUBS. H National League. j Won. Lost. Pet H Km York ,., -01 39 .700 H Chicago .-, 81 48 .628 H 'Pittsburg ... , 77 53 .502 ' Cincinnati .. , 65 67 .493 H Philadelphia . k 63 66 .489 Hl ' St Louis ., w...C5 76 .419 H i Brooklyn .......,.. 4 9 81 .377 j -BottDn. , 39 90 .802 H i 'American League. j Won. Lost PcL H 'Boston .. ..........92 38 .708 H PHIIs4e1pHta . 79 62 .603 H Washington . .. ..79 54 .594 H ' Chicago .., m w..64 66 .492 H . Detroit ... 61 72 .459 H 1 Cleveland m -. 58 73 .443 H ' New York -...v.. .46 34 .354 H St Louis 45 85 .346 Hl i American Association. H Won. Lost. Pet H Minneapolis .. v..-98 54 .645 j Columbus .. ..- 92 62 .597 B Toledo....... 84 65 .564 H I Milwaukee .v 74 66 .629 B Kansas City 76 76 .500 j St Paul ,...70 74 .486 1 LoulsvIDo 60 91 .397 j Indiacapolig 52 98 .347 H Coast League. H Won. Lost. Pet H Los Angeles 88 63 .583 1 , Vernon 87 63 .680 H i Aakland .... 89 66 .574 M Portlsnd 62 74 .456 H .1 San Franciso . 66 87 .425 M Sacramento 6-1 92 .409 H l Northwestern League. H i Won. Lost Pet H Seattle .. s S4 69 .587 H I Spokane SO 66 ,548 ! ' VancottvCT 77 68 .531 Portland 67 75 .472 Victoria 63 80 .441 Tacoma 59 82 .419 M i. Western League. Won. Lost Pet. H Demvor 84 59 .5S7 H Omaha 82 62 .569 H Ot Joseph 80 GS .541 , Des Moines 73 67 .521 j Lincoln 70 73 .490 r Sioux City 67 74 .473 H , l Wichita 68 77 .469 K i ., Topcka 49 97 .335 H NATIONAL LEAGUE. Hll ' No Games. K ' I Only a doublchcadcr botweon New V ' York and Brooklyn was played yes- B i tcrday. No other American or Na- B tional games were scheduled. H New York Wins Doublcheader. HT Now York, Sept 9. New York won Hi a doublehcador from Brooklyn. 'The Hf " ft- E&mc was a pitchers' battlo bo- t' tween Tesreau and Rucker. Tesreau W. ', allowed only one hit in the first seven v Innings and that drove In Brooklyn's i - only run. Brooklyn filled tho hases fth , "wh three hits in the eighth, but could K 1 l not get over tho tieing run. New York H won In the fourth by hits by Doyle, . Becker and Murray and daring base 1 r stealing. H) Wilton practically won the second - Same for New York In the first Inning, i when with two men on bases he hit a homo run into the loft field bleachers. Scores: First game R.H.E. New York 2 6 3 Brooklyn 1 5 0 Batteries Tesreau and Wilson; Rucker and Miller. Second gamc B H. E. New York 7 14 3 Brooklyn 2 7 0 Batteries Mathewson and Wilson, Wil-son, Hartley; Ragon, Curtis and Er-wln. COAST LEAGUE. Split Doublcheader. Sacramento, Sept 9. Scores: First game . R.H.E. Portland 11 14 0 Sacramento .- 3 8 6 Batteries Klawltter and Fisher; Arellanes, Alborts and Cheek. Second game R, H. D. Portland 4 11 6 Sacramento 5 9 C Batteries Koestnor 'and Fisher; GUligan, Fitzgerald and Kroitz, Cheek. 'Frisco Wlna Doublcheader. Los Angeles, Sept. 9. Scores: First game R, H E. San Francisco ., 7 16 0 Los Angoles 3 10 1 Batteries Slagle, Marks, Vernon and Brooks; Fanning, Baker and Schmidt. Second gamc R.H. E. Los Angeles 2 8 0 San Francisco 3 12 0 Batteries Nagle, McCafforty and Boles; McCorry and Schmidt AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At St Paul St Paul 2, Kansas City 1. At Indianapolis No- game played yesterday. At Louisville Louisville 6, Columbus Colum-bus 5 (11 Innings). At Minneapolis Minneapolis 11, Milwaukee 2 GIVES UP CROWN TO CUB PITCHER While Wood of the Red Sox was Betting the American league record for pitchers far abovo tho old mark last week, Marquard of tho Giants, who has been tho leader of that circuit all season, was forced to surrender his crown to Richie of the Cubs, The latter lat-ter was worked in only a single game last week audwas in a fair way to sustain a defeat when he was taken out with the score against him and an ensuing batting rally handed the cred-it cred-it for the victory to his successor. Wood has but seven games to win to upset all major league records. His win lasc week, coupled with the losses bs his pursuers. Plank, Johnson and Coombs, gives him a big margin over all rivals. O'Brien helped hl3 percentage percent-age materially by his two wins, and Hall passed Bedlont in the ranking. Hamilton, the St. Louis wonder, who hung a no-hit game on Detroit 13 rapidly rap-idly forging to the front Tesreau is tho only dependable pitcher left In tho Giants' staff. Rlxey of Philadelphia appears to bo likely to mako a high standing among the National Na-tional league leaders before tho season sea-son closes. Perduo and Donnelly of tho Boston Braves aro climbing steadily. The following records are of pitch- ors who have worked in ten or moro games up to the close of last week: NATIONAL. Won. Lost Pet Richie, Chicago 16 4 .789 Marquard, New York. 25 7 .7S1 Crandall, New York.. 11 4 .733 Chonoy, Chicago ....20 8 .714 Lelfield, Chicago .... 7 3 .700 Ruelbach, Chicago ...11 6 .687 Tesrean, New York .11 5 .687 Hendrlx, Pitsburg ...17 8 .680 Camnltz. Pittsburg ..19 9 .619 Adorns, Pittsburg ...11 6 ,647 Mathomson, N. Y 20 11 .645 Wiltse, Now York... 7 4 .636 Alexander, Phlla 19 11 .633 Ames, Now York .... 8 5 .615 Brennan. Phila 11 7 .611 Lavender, Chicago ,.14 10 .583 Robinson, Pittsburg.. 9 7 .663 Stack, Brooklyn .... 6 5 .545 Rlxey, Philadelphia .7 6 .538 Suggs, Clncinatl 15 13 .636 Sallee, St Louis ...14 14 .500 Steele, St Louis 11 11 .600 Benton. Cincinnati ..16 16 .500 Kent, Brooklyn 5 5 .600 Perdue, Boston 12 13 .480 Humphries, ClncI ... 9 10 .474 Harmon, St. Louis ..15 17 .469" Rucker, Brooklyn ...14 16 .467 Brown, Ghicago 5 6 .455 Fromme, Cincinnati. .12 15 .444 Seaton, Philadelphia. 9 12 .429 Donelly, Boston 5 7 .417 O'Toole, Pittsburg ..11 16 .407 Moore, Philadelphia.. 8 14 .361 Geyer, St. Louis 6 11 .353 Yingling. Brooklyn .. 6 11 .353 Ragon, Brooklyn 6 12 .333 Wills, St. Louis 4 8 333 Tyler, Boston 9 19 .321 Knetzer. Broklyn ... 3 8 .273 Hess, Boston 5 17 .227 Dickson, Boston 3 12 .200 Brown, Boston 3 14 .176 Barger, Brooklyn 1 9 .100 AMERICAN. Won. Lost. Pet Wood, Boston 29 4 .879 Plan, Philadelphia ..20 5 .S00 Johnson, Washlngton.29 S 784 Coombs, Phlla 22 8 .733 Collins. Boston 10 '4 .714 Hall, Boston 17 7 .708 Bedlent, Boston 14 6 .700 Bender, Phialdelphia.14 S .636 Groom, Washington.. 18 11 .021 Dubuc, Detroit 16 10 .615 Lange, Chicago 9 6 .600 Cnshlon. Washington. 6 4 .600 Walsh, Chicago 23 16 .590 Gregg, Cleveland ...16 13 .552 O'Brien, Boston 14 12 .538 Hughes, Washington.il 10 .524 Blandln-?, Cleveland. 12 11 .522 Willett, Detroit 14 14 .500 Hamilton, St Louis. .11 11 .500 Brown, Philadelphia . 7 8 .467 Stcen. Clevoland 6 7 A2 Peters, Chicago 5 6 .455 .Houck. Philadelphia.. 5 6 .455 Ford. New York ....13 16 .448 Mullin, Detroit 11 14 .440 Warhop, New York.. 10 14 .417 Quinn, Now York.... 6 7 .417 Clcotte, Boston-Chl.. 5 7 .417 Powell, St Louis 9 13 .409 Benz, Chicago 10 15 .400 White, Chicago 4 6 .400 Kalor, Cleveland ...11 17 .393 Caldwel, New York., 7 11 .389 McDonnell, New York 6 10 .375 Works, Detroit 5 9 .357 Lake, St L.-Detroit. 8 15 .353 Vaughn, N. Y.-Wash. 6 11 .353 Allison, St. Louis ... 5 10 .333 Baumgartner, St L. . 6 13 .316 E. Brown, St Louis. 3 7 .300 Morgan, Philadelphia 3 8 .273 Pclty, St LouIb ...,. 2 9 .182 NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. . Portland 3, Spokano 2. Portland, Ore., Sopt 9. Score: J R. H. E. Portland 3 6 0 Spokane 2 6 1 Batteries Bloomfield and Harris; Har-ris; Toner and Devogt Seattle 3, Victoria 0. Seattle, Wash., Sept. 9. Score: R. H. E. Victoria 0 3 1 Seattle 3 S 0 Batteries McCreery and Meek; Bullerton and Whaling. Vancouver 3, Tacoma 1. Vancouvor, B C, Sopt. 9. Score: R. H. E. Vancouver 3 6 4 Tacoma 112 2 Batteries Crlgcr and LaLonge; Willis and Lewis. nn |