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Show I I STANDARD SPORTING PAGE H ' 1 STANDING OF THE CLUBS. H I National League. m ' jl Won. LosL Pet 1 I Now York 02 30 .702 1 Chicago S2 IS .631 1 , Pittsburg 78 53 .595 H Cincinnati GG G7 .496 H Philadelphia. G3 67 .485 1 , St Louis 55 .416 Ml Brooklyn 49 82 .374 H I Boston SO 91 .300 H American League. H I Won. Lost. PcL Hl Boston .. 93 38 .710 Hl ' ' Philadelphia 79 53 .599 j I Washington .. ......80 54 .597 Chicago 64 67 ,489 j ' I Detroit 62 .4G3 1 i Cleveland 68 74 .439 H ' New York 47 84 .359 H St Louis 45 86 .343 H ! Western League. H ' Won. Lost. Pet. Denver So 59 .590 1 , Otnaha 82 63 .566 M , St Joseph SI 68 .514 H 1 Des Moines 74 67 .525 H Lincoln 70 71 .486 H Sioux City 67 75 .472 H ; Wichita 67 .465 j TopCka 49 98 .333 H , American Association. H Won. LosL Pet. H Minneapolis 99 54 .647 H Columbus 92 G2 .597 M ' Toledo S4 65 .564 M Milwaukee 74 67 .525 H , Kansas City ..... ..77 76' .504 H i, St. Paul 70 75 .483 M Louisville 60 91 .397 M V Indianapolis 52 98 .347 H Coast League. H Won. Lost. Pet. H Vernon S8 G3 .583 M Lob Angeles 88 64 .579 M Oakland 89 G6 .674 H Portland 62 74 .540 Kij San Francisco ... .66 88 .428 j " Sacramento 65 92 .414 Hl Northwestern League. H Won. LosL Pet. H Seattle 85 59 .590 1 ; Spokano 80 GG .548 H I Vancouver 77 GO .628 f i Portland 67 75 .472 H ; Victoria 63 81 .438 1 Tacoma 60 82 .423 Hs I AMERICAN LEAGUE Hf i New York 8, St. Louis 3. B; I St Louis, SepL 11. Hamilton -was H ' wild in the early Innings and New H! ; York secured a lead that St. Louis B could not overcomo. Score: R. H.E. M SL Louis 3 10 3 M New York S 15 1 H ) Batteries Hamilton, Allison and 1.. I Krlchell; McConnell nnd Sweeney. H Boston 5, Chicago 4. Hr ; Chicago, Bopt. 11. Joe Wood won H : ' his fifteenth straight victory when R Boston defeated Chicago yesterday. Hl' Wood weakoned toward the end of tho H'r . game and with his team still in tho H I lead he retired in favor of Hall, who held tho game safo for the visitors. 7 r Boston scored throe runs off the J locals in the second. Gardner started Hh' the inning with a Binglo and took ecc- ' . ond on a wild pitch. Bnglo walked HL and Wagner bunted to Zcidcr, who H? mado a had throw to first, Gardner v scoring, Eagle moving to third nnd H'j I WRgner to second. Cady's long fly H counted Englo and Wood's double j scored Wagner. H Bunched hits netted another run in - the fifth and Wood brought in the winning run in tho soventh when he opened with a 6lnglcmoved up on a sacrifice and an out arfd scored on a single. A doublo and a slnglo forced Wood to retire and Hall came to the rescue, res-cue, a long fly scoring Chicago's final run. Score: R. H.E. Chicago 4 12 1 Boston 5 10 1 Batteries White, Benz and Schalk; Wood, Hall and Cady. Detroit 8, Philadelphia 6. Detroit, SepL 11. Jensen made hl3 debut for Detroit yeatervlay. HLs wlldness and poor support gave Philadelphia Phil-adelphia flvo runs In seven innings, but Detroit knocked Crabbo out of the box and also Brown, who followed him, and won. Score: R. H. E. Detroit 8 11 1 Philadelphia 6 5 1 Batteries Jensen, Lake and Stan-age, Stan-age, Onslow; Crabbe, Brown, Cove-loskie Cove-loskie and Lcpp. Washington 11, Cloveland 2. Cleveland, Sept. 11. Washington yeBtcrda'y defeated Cloveland In a one-sided game, knocking Blandlng and Stcen from the box. Score: R. H. E. Cleveland 2 8 2 Washington , 1117 1 Batteries Blandlng, Stcen, Wolfe, Nehr and-Carlsch, Nagelson; Cashion nnd Hcnrj-. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At SL Paul St. Paul 4, Kansas City 7. At Minneapolis Minneapolis 13, Milwaukee 3. No other games scheduled. WESTERN LEAGUE. At Dos Molnos First game: DeB Moines 8, Lincoln 4. Second game: Dcs Moines 1, Lincoln 1. (Called end fifth ;dnrkness). I At Topeka Topeka 2, SL Joseph 3. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Seattle 11, Victoria 6. Victoria, B, C, Sopt. 11. Score: R. H. B. Seattle 11 14 3 Victoria 6 10 3 Batteries James and Whaling; Wilson, Smith and Meek. Tacoma 4, Vancouver 1. Vancouver, B. C, Sept. 11. Score: R. II.E. Tacoma 4 7 1 Vancouver 1 5 3 Batteries Hunt and Crittenden; Clark, Englc and Sepulveda. Spokane 3, Portland 0. Portland, Ore., Sept. 11. Score: R. II. E. Portland 0 7 I Spokane 3 11 2 Batteries Agncw and Burch; Gordon Gor-don and Devogt. COAST LEAGUE. Oakland 3, Portland 1. Stn Francisco, Sept. 11. Score: R. H. E. Portland ., 1 G 5 Oakland 3 5 0 Batteries Harkness and Howloy. Christian and Mltzo. Sacramento 4, Los Angeles 3 Sacramento, Cal., Sept. 11. Score: , R. H. E. Sacramento 4 12 -i Los Angoles 3 5 0 Battorlcs Harden, Alberts and Krietz, Cheek; Chech, Perritt and Boles. Vornon 8, San Francisco 4. Los Angelos, SepL 11. Score: R. H. E. Vernon S 11 2 San Francisco H 2 aBtterles HItt and Agnow; Bonnor, Baker, Miller and Schmidt SOUTHERN LEAGUE. At Montgomery Montgomery 11-0, New Orleans 0-0. Second called ond eighth, darkness. At Memphis Memphis 0-5, Nashville Nash-ville 5-2 Second game called end of sixth; darknoss. At Atlanta Atlanta-Chattanooga game postponed; rain. At Mobile Mobile 2, Birmingham 1. NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York 4, St. Louis 3. New York, SepL 11. New York defeated de-feated St Louis yesterday. Marquard was hit hard. Captain Doyle of Now York will be out of the gamo for several sev-eral days with a strained tendon. Score: " R H. E. New York 10 2 St. Louis 3 10 1 Batteries Marquard and Wilson; Sallee, Gcyor and Bresnahan. Chicago 6, Boston 4. Boston, SepL 11. Chicago won a loosolv played game from Boston yesterday yes-terday Neither of the pitchers who started was effectivo and tho support behind Dickson was poor Three of the Cubs' six runs were made possible possi-ble by errors. Score: R. H. E. Boston 4 8 6 Chicago 6 11 1 Batteries Dickson, Brown and Rarldcn; Cheney and Cotter. Cincinnati 10, Brooklyn 4. Brooklyn, Sept. 11. Cincinnati got enough runs in tho first two Innings on Allen to mako the rest of the game uninteresting. Score: R. H. E Brooklyn 4 13 0 Cincinnati 10 15 3 Batteries Allen, KneUer, Curtis and Miller; Fromme and Clarke. Pittsburg 11, Philadelphia 4. Philadelphia, Sept. 11. Pittsburg hammered the deliveries of all three pitchers used by Philadelphia and casilv won. Score: R. H. E. Philadelphia 4 9 2 Pittsburg 11 18 0 Batteries Moore, Finneran, Nicholson Nich-olson and Dooln, Adams and Gibson. |