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Show BASEBAIX GAMES AMERICAN LEAGUE. At New York Philadelphia 7, New York 6. At Cleveland Detroit 7, Cleveland Cleve-land 6. At SL Louis Chicago 12, St. Louis Lou-is 2, At Boston First game: Washington 1, Boston 5, Second gamer Washington Washing-ton 1, Boston 4, Boston, July 6. The Red Sox took two more games from Washington today, to-day, further narrowing the margin to first place. The first contest, won by 5 to 1, was decided in the first two innings when Boston bunched hits for all their runs. Boehling was forced to leave the-game in the opening inning when he was hit on the pitching hand by a ball off Speaker's bat-Boston's bat-Boston's four runs In the second game came In the first and third innings. in-nings. Gregg gave way to a pinch hitter in the second Inning and Mays upheld Boston's pitching burden well thereafter. First Game. Washington 100 000 0001 Boston ..,.,.320 000 00 5 Second Game. Boston . .,. 202 000 00 i Washington 010 000 0001 St. Louis, July 6. After losing five consecutive games Chicago braced up and defeated the locals today, 12 to 2. Three St Louis pitchers and sixteen men failed to check the visitors' slugging slug-ging and successful base running. Chicago 300 402 030 12 St. Louis 000 020 000 2 Cleveland, July 6. Harstad and Walker were wild and ineffective and Detroit defeated Cleveland, 7 to G, sending the local team In the last place. Long hits were responsible for Cleveland's first three runs, while a rally in the ninth inning sent Cavet from the box. but left Cleveland one short of a tie. Cleveland' 000 001 1136 Detroit 003 110 2007 New York, July 6. Philadelphia took Its third straight game of the present series from New York today, 7 to 6. Thomas Knowlson, a semi-professional semi-professional pitcher from Rldgeway, Pa., started his first major league game for the visitors and was hit hard but was effective in pinches. Fourteen Four-teen Yankees were left on bases. The Athletics knocked McHale out of the box In the third. He was also poorly supported, four errors being made during his stay on the mound. Philadelphia 203 100 0107 New York 021 000 021 C NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Brooklyn First game: Boston 2, Brooklyn 3. Second game: Boston 3, Brooklyn 4. At Chicago First game: Chicago 5, Cincinnati 4 (14 innings.) Second game: Chicago 2, Cincinnati 2 (called end seventh, darkness.) At Philadelphia New York 5, Philadelphia Phil-adelphia 1. At Pittsburg St. Louis 2, "Pittsburg "Pitts-burg 1. Brooklyn, July 6. Brooklyn defeated defeat-ed Boston twice today, 3 to 2, and 4 to 3, in two of the scrappiest games seen this year at Ebbets field. Five players were forced to retire on account ac-count of injuries, while the umpires were busy trying to quiet players who complained against decisions. The locals won the first game through the fine pitching of Coombs and Appleton. Coombs held the Braves hitless for three Innings and had two out in the fourth when he stepped into a hole as he was about to pitch and strained a tendon In his loft leg, which necessitated his removal re-moval from the field. He fainted In the pitchers box and was carried off the field. It .was said his attack, following the accident from the Injury was a recurrence of the injury ho sustained sus-tained in the world's series between the Nationals of New York and the Philadelphia American team. First Game, Boston 000 011 0002 Brooklyn 000 000 2013 Second Game. Boston 000 001 0203 Brooklyn 000 031 00 I Pittsburg, July 6. St Louis defeated defeat-ed Pittsburg today, 2 to 1, winning the game In the eighth Inning, when Long singled and scored on Griner's double. The locals tied the count in the sixth on Carey's safe bunt and a triple by Balrd. St Louis 100 000 0102 Pittsburg ....000 000 1001 Philadelphia, July 6. New York won today's game by pounding Mayer's May-er's deliver for seven hits, which included in-cluded a triple and two doubles, in the first and third innings, the score being 5 to 1. Tincup and Baumgart-ner Baumgart-ner blanked New York in the last six innings. Philadelphia hit Marquard's delivery hard, but the safeties were scattered and the only one that counted count-ed was Cravath's homer. New York 401 000 000 b Philadelphia ....000 000 0101 Chicago, July 6. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 5 to 4, after fourteen innings in-nings of the first game of a double- ,"-""v-'. li -'' -" .JOIIWIO, iu i,, in the second game, which was called on account of darkness at the end of the seventh Inning. Zimmerman's triple and Knisely's single in the fourteenth four-teenth inning scored the winning run of the Initial game. The locals took a three-run lead in the first inning before be-fore Benton had time to steady himself. him-self. Thereafter the visitors played an uphill game. First Game. Cincinnati .. ..000 200 020 000 00 i Chicago 300 000 100 000 015 Second Game. Cincinnati 000 000 22 Chicago 000 011 02 FEDERAL LEAGUE. At Brooklyn Buffalo 1, Brooklyn 5. At Baltimore Newark 7, Baltimore Balti-more 1. At Kansas City St Louis 0, Kansas Kan-sas City 1. (Only three games 'scheduled.) Baltimore, July G. Newark found Baltimore easy today and won by 7 to 1. The visitors bunched hits off Quinn, while Falkenberg kept the home team's blows scattered. Newark 7 13 0 Baltimore 1 7 2 Batteries Falkenberg and Rarl-den; Rarl-den; Quinn and Jacklltsch. Kansas City, July 6. Singles in the seventh inning by Easterly, Packard Pack-ard and Chadbourn enabled Kansas City to score the run whicn won today's to-day's game, 1 to 0. St Louis , o 7 o Kansas City i 9 0 Batteries- Davenport and Hartley Cullop, Packard and Easterly. Brooklyn, July 6. Brooklyn broke its long losing streak today, winning from Buffalo, 5 to 1. Bluejacket pitched well for the locals. Buffalo 1 .5 2 Brooklyn '5 7 q Batteries F. Anderson, Krapp and Blair, Bluejackets and Simon. |