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Show YESTERDAY'S GAMES AMERICAN LEAGUE. With three Boston runners on the ' bases in the third inning, Trls Speaker Speak-er tripled to deep right field today, BCOling himself on Hoblitzel's double, boston won. 5 to 2 Detroit's two runs were the result of bases on balls by Gregg. In the sixth he passed iour men. Boston 004 000 10 5 7 l Detroit 001 001 000 2 4 uj Chicago opened a series here today and was defeated by Philadelphia Djr 5 to 0. This was the third sueces-( Biye shut-out administered by the 1 home team in two days and the thirt fifth victory for Philadelphia out of! the last forty games played. Phila rlnlnk;. 1 1 1 ... .. iiciywa uiwkou icoiie on the ruo-ber ruo-ber by bunching hits in the fourth and sixth innings Shawkey wan wild, but he was given great support by Schang and his in fielders. Chicago o 7 1 Philadelphia 5 in 1 Batteries Cicotte, Wolfgang and May, r; Shawkey and Schang. New York defeated St Louis in a twelve-inning pitchers' battle here to. j day by a score of 2 to 1. Weilman and Brown had a great duel, and errors er-rors beat the visiting pitcher. Malsel was safe in the twelfth on Lavans wild throw and stole second. Brown singled to left and Walker's fine throw had Malsel beaten by a yard.i but Agnew dropped the ball, permit-1 ting the deciding run to score. St. Louis j g 5 New York 2 7 1 Batteries Weilman aud Agnew ; Brown and Sweeney NATIONAL LEAGUE. In a game in which Cheney allowed Boston but one hit and no runs, and Saler scored Chicago s only run with a four-base drive the tension of the close league race today grew sogreat that players of both clubs engaged in a fist fight. Several players were banished from the game. In the seventh inning, after Sailer drove the ball over the right field screen for his home run. Zimmerman followed with a hit to left fieid and attempted to stretch it into a double. Evers was waiting with the ball and when Zimmerman slid into seconu base tagged him. Something unseen happened, for Evers hit Zimmerman or. the head with the ball as the play-j play-j er slid past the base. Zimmerman j arose immediately and in a moment a free-for-all fight followed Marnville came to Evers' assistance assist-ance and a swarm of the home players play-ers rushed to the aid of Zimmerman When order was restored Zimmer man, Evers. Maranville and Schmidt were sent to the clubhouse. It was necessary for Manager Stallings to send Pitcher Hess to first base for ; Boston. Outfielder Johnson played second base for Chicago In place of Sweene, who wrenched his back in yesterday's yester-day's game. Boston 000 000 000 0 1 1 Chicago . ... 000 000 10 1 1 Batteries Taylor and Gowdv; Cheney and Archer. St. Louis and New York broke even in today s double-header and tonight the leading team's position in the race for the National league pennant Is I unchanged. j St Louis won the first game, 1 to I 0, when a wild pitch bv Marquard j permitted Huggins to score from sec-I sec-I end base. Huggins had singled and was snr ri(lcr Ki f rrv. - xt ,, i,m6uo. 1 UB i e W Yorkers did not get a hit off Doak until one was out in the seventh. New York won the second game 4 to 0. through Mathewaon's airtight pitching and timely hitting. But two men reached first base In the second sec-ond contest, each by virtue of iln gles, the ouly hits New York's star ) ielded First game New York q j St. Louis 1 4 4 Batteries - Martjuard. Demaree and Meyers; Doak and Snyder. Second game ' Vork 4 7 o St Louis i 2 Batteries Mathewson aud Meyers; Salee, Griner and Wlngo. Brooklyn won both parts of a J double-header today, the scores be-, be-, Ing 2 to 1 and 4 to 2. Cooper allowed I only four hits in the first game, but I the visitors made them count. Brooklyn decided the second game by scoring three runs in the third Inninc on slugles by Daubert and Myers. Kgan's double and Cutshaw's triple The Pirates could do little j with the Brooklyn pitchers. First game j Brooklyn 2 4 1 I Pittsburgh 1 6 0 Batteries Pfefrer and McCarty; I Cooper and Gibson. Second game ! Pittsburgh 2 7 1 Brooklyn . . 4 11 1 Batteries Kantlehnir, Adams anr Colemau, Gibson. Ragan and McCarty. Mc-Carty. FEDERAL LEAGUE. The Brooklyn Federals won their first gamo upon their return home, do-feaUne do-feaUne Buffalo today. 6 to 2. Each team made many errors, the proper support being accorded Schulz and Anderson of Buffalo, while Finneran was holding the visitors to six hits. Buffalo 100 100 0002 6 5 Brooklyn . .120 101 or 6 3 Batteries Schulz. Anderson and Blair; Finneran and Land. Chicago won from St. Louis in the tenth InnitiR. 2 to L C hlcago 2 9 0 St. Louis 1 6 1 Batteries Johnson and Wilson, Keupper and Simon. The slaughter of the Indianapolis team defeated Kansas City todav 7 to 3. Indianapolis 7 14 2 Kansas City 3 10 I Batteries Falkenberg and Ran den, Cullop and Easterly. Ezenroth i Baltimore won from Pittsburg today j 2 to 1 The visitors were able to bunch their hits only in the eighth inning, when three singles in sue cession gave them their single run Baltimore ...2 3 0 Pittsburgh 1 9 2I Batteries Qulnn and RusspII; Camnltz, Leclair and Berry. COAST LEAGUE. Sacramento 1 7 2 Oakland 2 7 0 Batteries Williams and Hannah, Klawltter ami Mitze. Los Angeles 8 10 0 Venice 7 16 3 Batterlrs Perritt and Meek, Henley and Elliott. Second game Los Angeles 5 10 3 Venice . . 5 13 2 Batteries Chech. Love and Boles; ! Klepfer, Harkness and Elliott. I San Francisco . . 12 15 1 I Portland 3 6 5 I Batteries Standridge and Schmidt; Lush. Pape aud Fisher. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE At Seattle Vancouver 1 Ballard. Bal-lard. 3 At Tacoma-Spokane. 2; Tacoma. B U Victoria Seattle. 3; Victoria. 8 |