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Show 1 1 MISSOULA IS i WINNER OF ' CONTEST ! I Missoula took the Friday game " from Helena, the score being -1 to 2. ! Zamlock. pitched a beautiful game, I and the Helena boys failed to solve ' I bis peculiar dolivery, Helena pitcheil : Killllay for whom Ames was traded to 1 Salt Lake, and he was as wild as a 9 mountain lion. Tho Missoula men ;. H hit him often, but ho managed to gj keep tho hits scattered until the sev- f enth inning when the runs went over and tho game went to Blankenshlp's bunch. Rain and a cold wind prevailed. pre-vailed. Missoula. AB R.BH.PQ.A. E. Warren, rf 3 2 1 2 0 0 f Perrlne, 2b. 3 1 3 3 4 1 w Bassey, If. 4 0 1 0 0 0 '- . , Orlet, ss 5 0 2 2 2 1 Carman, lb 4 1 2 10 1 0 V Tobin, cf 4 0 2 2 1 0 Chnngnon, 3b 4 0 1 2 1 0 Roberta, c. 3 0 1 S 1 0 Zarsioch, n 4 0 0 1 3 0 Totals 34 4 13 27 13 2 Helena. AB.IU3II.PO.A.E. Monges, 3b 5 l 2 2 1 l Quigley, 3b 5 0 1 1 1 0 M. Killilay, cf 4 0 1 2 0 0 Sadofsky, ss 3 10 13 0 't Lussl. lb 3 0 1 S 2 0 t Sulliva.n rf. 2 0 0 2 0 0 A , , Thompson, If. 3 0 1 0 0 0 IH. KUIilay, p 3 0 o 1 3 1 Trby ..' 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 2 C 27 12 2 Batted for Killilay in ninth. Score by Innings. Missoula 011000 200 J Helena 011 000 0002 Summary: Stolen bases Warren, Porrine 2, Bassey, Carman 2, Chang-non Chang-non Quigleyk, Sadofsky, Lussi. Sacrifice Sac-rifice hits Perrlne, Bassey, Tobin, Sullivan. Runs batted in Perrlne, 'Bassey, Oriot, Roberts, M. Killilay, Thompson. Two-base hits Perrlne, Tobin, Menses, Thompson. Three-. Three-. base hit Roberts. Double play Zamloch to Perrlno to Changnon. Bases on balls Off Killilay 5, off Zamloch G. Struck out By Killalay 1J ' 5, by Zamloch 4. Hit by pitched ball Carman, by Killilay; Trby, bv Zam-t Zam-t i loch. Time of game--2:i5. Umpire Frary. . ' QUEER CASE DECIDED. , r , ' Cincinnati, Juno 1C Tho national , oaseball commission yesterday decid ed a case -which death had decided previously. Vancouvor had sold Play-' Play-' -f er Lc-ckwood to Boston, who paid $600, ,' i ' tho first installment. Then Boston sold him to the Sacramento club, but , the player died before reporting to the latter club. The Vancouver club ask- ed for $M00, balanco on contract, but tho commission holds that Boston paid for the privilego of trying out the player and that the Sacramento club was deprived of this privilego by the act of God. UNION ASSOCIATION. At Helona Missoula. 4; Helena, 6. At Great Falls Salt Lake-Great Falls; rain. At Butte Butte-Ogden; rain. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. At Atlanta Atlanta, 2: Memphis, 1. Second game postponed; rain. At Now Orleauss New Orleans, 0; Mobile, 4. At Chattanooga Chattannooga, 1; Nashville, 2. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Toledo Toledo-Kansas City; rain. At Indiauapolis Indianapolis-Minneapolis; rain. At Louisville Loulsvillo-SL Paul, wet grounds At Columbus Columbus, 7; Milwaukee, Mil-waukee, 3. COLLEGE BASEBALL. At Providence, It. I. Brown won from Cornell, 1 to L Score: R. H. E. Brown 4 10 0 Cornell 1 5 0 Batteries Conzellman and Smith; Nesbitt, O'Connor and Schick. COAST LEAGUE San Francisco, 4; Loo Angeles, 3. At San Franciscso Score: R. II. E. San Francisco 4 S I Loss Angeles 3 8 2 - (Ten Innings.) Batteries Fanning, Toner and Schmidt, Halla, Negle and Brooks. WESTERN LEAGUE. Omaha, 6; Topeka, 2. At Topeka Rhodes held Topeka to six hits and Omaha won. Scoie- R. H. E. Topeka 2 G 3 Omaha Gil 3 Batteries Hornsby, Wainwright and Chapman; Rhodes and Johnson. Sioux City, 7; Lincoln, 3. At Sioux City Sioux City scored six runs in the eighth on timely hitting, coupled with ragged fielding, defeating defeat-ing Lincoln. Score: It. II. E. Sioux City .. ..- 7 0 2 Lincoln 3 10 0 Batteries Brown, Giffin and Cad-man; Cad-man; Wolverton, Smith and Stratton. Wichita, 9; Des Moines, 1. At Wichita Wichita batted North-nip North-nip hard while Perry pitched well and held Des Moines helpless, the locals winning. Score: R. H. E. Wichita 9 11 l Des Moines 1 5 1 Batteries Perry and demons; la-bell, la-bell, Northrup, Rogge and McGraw, Ulatowski. St. Joseph, 13; Denver, 12. At Denver Score: R. H. E. Denver .. d 12 20 2 St. Joseph 13 15 0 (Ten innings.) Batteries Harris, Healy and Spahr; HerBche, Johnson and Gossotl. AMERICAN LEAGUE. New York, 7; St. Louis, 5. At St. Louis A home run by Zlnn, followed by a single, a stolen base and another single In the tenth, gave Now York the opening game of the series with SL Louis. Tho visitors ran tho bases to suit themselves. Score: R. H. E. New York 7 in 1 St. Louis . 5 f, 1 Batteries Fisher, Qulnn and Street, Sweenoy; Mitchell. E. Brown and Krlchell. Two-base hit Zlnn. Three-base bits Cree, Daniels. Home run Zlnn. Base on balls Fisher, 1; W. Brown, 1; Quinn, L Struck out E. Brown, i; Fisher, 1, Qulnn. 1. Detroit, 4 Philadelphia, 3. At Detroit Detroit won, scoring tho winning run In, the ninth Inning on Gainor's triple and Moriarlty'B single. Errors gave the visitors two of their runs. A throw to the plate by Cobb retiring Oldring featured. Score: R H E Philadelphia 3 z 1 Detroit 4 8 3 Batteries Bender and Thomas, Egan, Wlllott and Onslow, Stanage. Two-base hits Crawford, Molarity, Molari-ty, Baker, Mclnnes. Three-base hits Lord, Gainor. Struck out Binder, 7; Willett, 4. BnBe on balls Bendor, 1; Willett, 1 Washington, 13; Cleveland, 8. At Cleveland Washington won its fifteenth successive gamo. Blandlns and Kahler wero knockod out, Bas-kette Bas-kette being the only Cleveland pitcher pitch-er who was effective. Score: 11. H. E Cleveland 8 13 3 Washington 13 20 4 Batteries Blandlng, Steen, Kahler, Baskette and O'Nell, Adams; Hughes and Henry. Two-baso hits Turner, Butcher, Morgan, Henry, Foster 2, Shanks 2, Milan 3. Three-baso bits Butcher, Lajole, Moeller Base on balls Blandlng, 1; Steen, 1; Kahler, L; Bas-kotte, Bas-kotte, l; Hughes, 1. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati, 7; Boston, 3. At Boston CIncinati had little difficulty dif-ficulty winning. The visitors hit on top of passes and errors, whllo From-me From-me was genernlly effective. Score: U. II. E. Boston 3 (I A Cincinnati 7 10 3 Batteries Hess and Gowdy: Froin-me Froin-me and McLean Two-baso hits Gowdy, Hoblit7ol, Egan Home run Klrko. Bas9 on balls Hess, G, Frommo, 3. Struck out I less, 2, Fromine. 3 Brooklyn, 11; St. Louis, 2. At Brooklyn Flag day was cole-biated cole-biated here whon 1,000 children Trom orphan asylums and a disciplinary school with bands attended the games as guests of the St LouJi and Brooklyn Brook-lyn clubs. The borne team won Score: R. 11. E St. Louis 2 8 1 Brooklyn 11 12 2 Eatteries Willis, Woodburn, How-oil, How-oil, Dale and Bliss; Rucker and Miller. Mil-ler. Two-base hits Ellis, J. Smith, 2. Three-base hits Evans, Wheat. Home run Moran. Base on balls Willis, 3; Woodburn, 5: Howell, 1. Dale, 1; Rucker, 1. Struck out Willis, Wil-lis, 1; Woodburn, 1, Dale, 4; Rucker, Ruck-er, 4. Pittsburg, 5; New York, .1 At New York Pittsburg easil defeated de-feated New York. Wiltse was knocked knock-ed out of the box in five innings, while Camnltz waB Invincible, the New Yorks making their only tally on Doyle's home run. Score: R. H.E. Pittsburg G 10 1 New York 1 5 2 Batteries Camnitr. and Gibson: Wiltse, Tesreau and Meyeis, Wilson. Two-base hits Hoffman, 2. Three-baso Three-baso hit Becker, Home runs Byrne, Doyle. Base on balls Wiltse, 1; Tesreau, Tes-reau, 1, Camnltz, 4. Struck out Wlltso, 2; Tesreau, 4, Camnltz, 3 Chicago, 7; Philadelphia, 5. At Philadelphia Cliicago won a hard fought game. In the eighth a foul tip off Downey's bat broke Umpire Um-pire Owen's ankle. Ho was carried off the field by plajers of the two teams and sent to a hospital. Score: R. H. E. Chicago 7 0 2 Philadelphia 5 G 3 Batterlos Reulbach. Lavender and Archer; Seaton, Wallace, Curtis aud Killifer, Graham. Two-base bit Salcr. Three-baso hit Downs. Home runs Downs, Cravath. Base on balls Off Reulbach, Reul-bach, G; Lavender. 1; Seaton. 4; Wallace, Wal-lace, 2; Curtis, 1, Struck out By Roulbach, 5; Lavender, 2, Seaton, 3; Wallace, 1. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Union Association. Won. Lost. Pci Missoula 33 14 .702 Salt Lake 31 15 .G74 Great Falls 28 1G .G3G Butte 19 30 .3SS Helena is 30 .375 Ogden u 35 .230 National League. Won. Lost. Per. New York 37 9 .804 Pittsburg 26 20 .5G5 Chicago 26 21 .553 Cincinnati 28 23 .549 Philadelphia 20 24 .455 St. Louis 23 30 .434 Brooklyn 15 30 .333 Boston 16 34 .320 American League. Won. Lost. Pet. Boston 32 If) ".627 Chicago 33 20 G23 Washington 32 21 .G04 Philadelphia . . 2G 21 .553 Detroit 20 28 .481 Cleveland 23 27 .400 New York :... 17 30 .3G2 St. Louis 14 37 .275 American Association. Won. Lost. Pet. Toledo 39 18 .GS4 Columbus 41 20 .672 Minneapolis 3G 21 .G32 KansaB City r 31 30 .508 St Paul 24 37 .393 L Indianapolis 23 37 .393' Louisville 20 -35 .304 Milwaukee 21 87 .362 International League. Won. Lost. Pet. Rochester 30 16 .052 Baltimore .' . . 25 21 .5 13 Jersey City 2G 22 .542 Buffalo 1 22 19 .537 Newark 22 26 .468 Montreal 21 2G .447 Toronto 19 25 .432 Providonco 17 2S .37S Northwostern League. . 'Won. Lost. PcL Victoria I... 29 27 51S Vancouver 30 28 .517 Spokano 27 27 .500 Tacoma 2S 28 .500 Seattle 2S 29 .491 Portland 27 30 .471 Coact League. Won. l-ost. Pet Vernon .. 41 26 .612 Oakland 40 29 .5S0 Los Angeles 36 31 .537 Sacramento 28 37 .131 Portland 25 35 .417 San Francisco 28 40 .412 Western League, Won. I ost. Pot. St .Tofeph 33 2G .G12 Omaha 2S 23 .549 Dsnver --20 20 .52? Sioux City 2G 21 .520 Wichita 2.7 27 .500 Des Moines ,..., 25 2G .490 Topeka -. 20 29 .40S Topeka '.-20 29 .40S Lincoln 17 30 .302 RAYMOND HITS FOUR MEN. Cincinnati, .luue 15 Fully 750 people peo-ple went out to the Pelicans' ball park Wednesday noon to see the same between be-tween the Norwoods and the Pelicans, in which "Bugs" Raymond was to do the twirling Tor tho homo team. In the first inning he hit three of the phners. and In the ne:ct but one man faced him. This chap al?o wm hit Then his manager suggested that he leave the same. "Get a rep.' lespond-ed lespond-ed "Bugs." But the manager succeeded succeed-ed in extricating him. Then Raymond went over near the grandstand and lay down on the grass. Over half the spectators forgot the game nnd wont to keep him company. Late last night "Bugs" could not bo found DELHI AND FISHER RELEASED Chicago. June 15. Tho Chicago Americans have relcoced L W. Delhi to San Francisco and New York ha? released Gus Fisher to Portland. OLSON TO 3E TRADED. Cleveland, Juno 15. Henry Davis' determination to have harmony in the ranks of his Nap3 probably will result in sending Ole Olson, the deposed field captain, to the minors. For some time President Somers has been trying try-ing to secure Ray Chapman, Toledo's sensational shortstop, but to get him ho will have to send an infielder to tho Mud Hens. Wnhers have been asked on Olson So far no American league club has put In a bid for him, but the time limit is not up. Before Olson's scrap with Mitchell Davis offotod Pcckln-paugh Pcckln-paugh to Toledo, but now Olson Is the One to go for Chapman It the other clubs will walvo |