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Show BASEBALL SCORES YANKEES DEFEAT SKEETERS Jersey City. N J. April C Prank Chance's Yankees defeated tho Jersey I Skeeters today, 1". to 2. The game j was played in a blizzard, and Inclden I tally Chance tried his hand as a bench I warmer Four thousand "nuts' sim ply forced the game. The Peerless Leader no doubt would Irive preferred the corridors of his hotel The "buss" raised such a racket, however, that action became the first instinct of preservation It wasn't a baseball game It was n huge Joke Chance sent his boys af ter Doescher's scalp and they landed it In the first round Dooscher stuck for two innings. When he retired chance began to lift his regulars He had nothing but a bunch of rookies ;;t the close. Derrick was the onl irat string man that saw the tlnlsh. "Long George" McConnell simply toyod with the minor leaguers for five rounds. Only two men reached firtt on the "human string ' HoffJ finished for the Yankees and allowed the Skeeters two runs In the ninth I CARDINALS RUSH BROWNS. St. Louis. April 6 The Cardinals rushed the Browns In the first inning of todav s game for seven runs and won a one-sided contest. 13 to 6 Fourteen Four-teen batters faced Hamilton and Allison Alli-son at the 6tart, the first nine getting on. Harmon, for the Cardinals twirl I'd his first full game With a big lead, he kept the hits scattered Shot-ton Shot-ton of the Browns starred at the bat, truing two singles, a double and a triple The final games will bo play cd Monday and Tucsdav Score R H r. Nationals 13 14 1 Americans G 11 3 Batteries Harmon and Wlngo. Hil-debrand, Hil-debrand, Hamilton, Vliiaon, Loveren, Adams and Aguew. WALSH BLOWS UP. ! St. Joseph, April 6. Big Fd Walsh, , after going nicely for six innings blew , up astonishingly in the seventh this i afternoon, allowing six consecutive singles, good for three runs, before Lange came to the rescue Today's game was a trial gallop for Walsh in preparation for ihe opening prune . gainst Cleveland Thursday, and his seeming lack of condition may resu.ll In Scott starting the season instead. Score K. H. E. Chicago 1 7 I St. Joseph 4 10 3 Batteries Walsh, Lange and Schalk, Butcher a:;d Kettcr. NAPS LOSE FINAL. New Orleans, April 6 New Orlean3 defeated the Clee!and Americans today. to-day. 4 to 1. In the final game of the 6erlc3 Of the ten games played with the Cleveland team the visitors too it five and New Orleans, four, one game being a tie, The Cleveland team left tonight for Cleveland. OTHER GAMES. At Des Moines Chicago mcricans No. 2. f, Des Moines (Western i. 4 At Dallas Dallas (Texas league). $; Lincoln (Western lragu), 1 At Oklahoma City Omaha (Western (West-ern leacuei, 2; Sioux City 2. Called in ninth to allow Sioux City to catch a train. At Wichita Wichita (Western league), 5, Pittsburg (National league) second team. 3. CUBS AGAIN VICTORS. Chicago, April 6. The Cubs again bent the Indianapolis American Association As-sociation team today 7 to 3 in a game played under Arctic conditions Cheney Che-ney went the full distance and could have made it n shutout had he exert ed himself, not a hit being made off him until the seventh Inning, when, with the game safe, he cased up Nil ther Schardt nor Harrington, the visitors visi-tors pitchers, showed much and the Cubs batted them freelv. Score. K H E Chicago 7 8 2 Indianapolis 3 5 'J Batteries Cheney and Bresnahnn. Heckinger, Schardt. Harrington and ';.nn GIANTS TRIM ORIOLES. I Baltimore. April 6. The New York Giants trimmed the Baltimore Orioles by the score of 19 to 10 In a game played this afternoon at Rlack Rlvoj- I The game was featureless McGraw started Ames against the Orioles and I he was relieved by QoUlalt, neither of them having any trouble In holding down i ho Baltimore hitters when they considered it necessary. Smith an , Kckerf pitched for the Orioles and were hit at wrill by the Giants. Score R H E. New crk 19 16 8 Baltimore 9 10 9 Batteries Ames, Goulalt and Wilson, Wil-son, Smith, Eckert and Bergen KANSAS CITY SCALPED. Kansas City, April 6. The Kansas Cit) American Association team was defeated today in the second of a three--, ime exhibition series with the Pittsburg Nationals. The score Was 12 to 8, Score R. H K Kansas City 3 5 0 Pittsburg 12 16 0 Batteries Hendrlx and Gibson; Covington and Ifurpl TIGERS DEFEAT LOUISVILLE Louisville, K. April C -Timely hit-ting hit-ting enabled the Detroit American league club to defeat the local American Am-erican Association here today by a score of io to 4 Batteries Mulltn and Klawitter Stanage, Gibson: Smith and Woodbum. Wheeler, demons. COAST LEAGUE. Won. Lo3t. Pet , Oakland 3 1 .7".0 Loa Angeles r 2 .714 Portland 4 2 6G7 San Francisco 2 4 .333 Venice 2 5 .2SC Sacramento 1 3 250 At San Francisco, morning game (twelve Innings) score: R. H. E San Francisco 1 5 2 Portland 0 3 0 Batteries Arlott, Thomas and Spencer, West and Fisher. Afternoon game, scon : R. H F Portland 6 11 3 San Francisco .2 9 2 Batteries James and Fisher, Henley, Hen-ley, Baker, Fanning, Gllligan and Spencer. At Los Angeles, morning game I B Innings, time limit) Score R.H.B, Venice 2 4 2 Lob Angeles 3 6 2 Batteries- Edmondson, Raleigh and Tonneman; Ryan. Rogers and Brooks, I toffman Afternoon game (eleven Innings) Score R H.B Los Angeles 3 12 :l Venice 2 11 2 Batteries Chech and Brooks; Baum and Hogan. Tonneman. At Sacramento (fourteen innings, called on account of durknesB). Score: R HE Oakland ... 1 7 2 Sacramento 1 9 1 Batteries Gregory and Rohrer; Munsell and Bliss |
