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Show NATIONAL LEAGUE. Break Even. dc?KnfIVd5d a aoublo-heador to-I2SA to-I2SA S"1 kcorc" roultinir In both BMKft en4 Wht' batting featured. i The fielding of both teams was off color Scores- First game R. H. E. Brooklyn 2 S 2 Clnclnatl 3 6 0 Batteries Ragon. Knetzor and Miller; Mil-ler; Fromme and McLean. S 'ond game R. H. E. Cincinnati 2 7 2 Brooklyn ..3 s 1 Batteries Bonton, KeeC and Davis Da-vis and Clark; Stack, Ruckor and Phelps. Game Postponed. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh postponed post-poned rain Ch-'cago 14, New York 7. Chicago. July 11. Chicago defeated de-feated New York, making three out of four games of the series. The contest was marked with excitement, Lavender opened for Chlcngo and was hit hard, weakening In the sixth nnd retiring The locals had Httlo trouble hitting Wiltsc and Crandali. Evers was ordered to the clubhouse for protesting Rigler's decision of a pitched ball. Score: R. H. E. Chlcapo 1110 3 New York 7 11 3 Batteries Lavender, Chenoy and Archor; Wlltse. Crandali and Meyers. St. Louis 9, Boston 6. St. Louis. July 11. St Louis took the final game of the Boston series and made it' three out of four. Tho batting of Titus was a feature. Scoro: R. H. E. St. Louis 9 10 2 Boston . C 12 2 Batteries Steele. Salleo and Dale; Tyler and Rarlden |