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Show FEDERAL LEAGUE. At Brooklyn Newark-Brooklyn game postponed; rain. At Newark Brooklyn 1. Newark 2 (14 innings.) At Baltimore (First game) Buffalo Buffa-lo 8, Baltimore 5; (second game) Buffalo Buf-falo 2, Baltimore 9. At Kansas City (First game) SL Louis 1, Kansas City 0; (second game) St. Louis 4, Kansas City 3. At Chicago (First gamo) Pittsburg 5, Chicago 3; (second gamo) Pittsburg Pitts-burg 1, Chicago 2. Kansas City, July 5. St. Louis after regaining first place by defeating Kan-sas Kan-sas city in the morning game 1 to 0, clinched It by winning again in the afternoon 4 to 3. Morning GsrruL 1 Kansas City o 3 2 Batteries Groom and Hartley, Main and Easterly. Afternoon Game. St. Louis -1 7 i Kansas City 3 0 1 Batteries Plank, Crandall and Hartley; Henning, J. Johnson and Brown. Ealtimore, July 5 Buffalo and Baltimore Bal-timore spilt even in today's games Rain prevented the morning game and It was played off in the afternoon The Terrapins were at the short end of the tirst game 8 to 5, while they won the second setto 9 to 2. It was Johnson's third win since he joined Baltimore. First Game. Buffalo .sii o Baltimore 5 10 0 Batteries Ford, Bedient and Blair Bender, Conley and Owens.' Second Game. Buffalo 2 10 2 Baltimore 9 n n Batteries Scrhultz, Krapp and Blair, Allen; Johnson and Jaclchtsch. Chicago, July 5. Fast base running gave Pittsburg the first game 5 to 3, and Zeider's good batting brought victory vic-tory to Chicago 2 to 1 in the second part of the holiday double header here today. First Game. Pittsburg 5 11 l Chicago 3 s 2 Second Game. Pittsburg 1 j; 1 Chicago 2 6 1 Batteries Hearne and Berry; ' Prendergast and Fischer. Newark, July 5. Wiltse was given miserable support by his Brooklyn teammates today and Newark won s to 1 in 14 innings Moseley and Reulbach on the mound for Newark allowed just double the hits made off Wiltse, but their support vas excellent excel-lent with men on bases. Brooklyn 1 iq 7 Newark 2 5 1 Batteries Wiltse and Land; Reulbach, Reul-bach, Moseley and Rarlden. |