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Show BASEBALL GAMES NATIONAL Brooklyn-New York New York. April 16. Brooklyn turn ed the tabh-s on the New York Nationals, Na-tionals, taking the last game of the series 5 to 8. Appleton, a recruit member of the Rrooklyns, pitched his first major league game and held New York to six bingles. Perrltt pitched well for Mr-draw's team until the ninth inning, when, '.llh the score tied. Wheal hit a home run. Two other runs followed on a pass, a double and two I mclos Brooklyn 002 000 00& 6 New York 000 0010 113 St. Lou '3-Chlc3fjo. Chicago. April 16. -Good's home run following McLnrry's single in the fourth Inning, gave Chicago a 4 to 2 victory over St. IOuis today The other scores made hv the local1; were the result of daring base runnlnc and hunched hits The fielding of Dolan was a feature. St Louis 100 Kin fttjO 2 Chicago 002 200 OOx I CirfcinnatUPIttsburg, Cincinnati. April 16. Vance's wild-ness wild-ness in the third inning COBl Pittsburg the third game of the series, Cincinnati Cincin-nati winning, A to 2. In that ininnq Vance gave four banes ba-nes on balls, hit another man which v. Ith a single, gavr Cincinnati three Douglass, who started for Cincinnati, Cincin-nati, was also wild, but be managed to hold down the hitting oT Pittsburg, nnd Dale, who relieved him in the eighth, held the visitor- safe for the remainder of the game. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Eoston-Phllaclclphia. Philadelphia, April 16- The hittinc of oidring and Mclnnef featured a long drawn out game here today between be-tween Philadelphia nnd Boston. Play was Stopped owing to darkness at the end of thr ninth inning Cmplre Connolly put five of the ia-itorV ia-itorV club orr the field for yeilinc from the bench. Boston 101 140 non-r, Philadelphia . . .000 140 100 6 Chicago-St. Louis St. Louis. April 16. LondermiH pitched a masterly r;ame th;s afternoon after-noon nnd should have scored a shut out over Chicago. St. Louis won, 4 to 2. Krrors of omission and one of (onimission account for the visitors' runs The home team counted on hits and good base runnlnsr. Chicago 101 noo non 2 St. Louis 000 100 COx 4 Detroit-Cleveland. I Detroit, April 16. In a temperature little above the freezing point. Cleveland Cleve-land defeated Detroit today, 9 to fi. In B game that dragged through noarh two and a half hours of almost every known kind of baseball. In (ho s''er.fh inning four singles a double. pass and a sacrifice fly netted .the visitors six runs and gave thom n lend the Tigers could not overcome. over-come. Cleveland 000 11" 610 fl ntrrtit am nnn nil B New York Wash'ngton Game. Washington April 16. Washington won the final game of the series from Vow York today, 1 to 2. making the most of Brown's wildncss in the box for the Visitors! He allowed nine bases on balls, which forced In one run In the first inning and produced another In the sixth when coupled with a sacrifice and a hit. A single and triple in succession In th- second made another tally Gallia held New York down in all but the second inning in-ning when a hit, an error, a fielder's choice and a double steal by Cook and Sweeney brought in the visitors' two runs. New York 020 OhO 000 2 Washington 110 001 OOx T FEDERAL LEAGUE. Chicago-Pittsburg Chicago, April 16 A timely single in tho ninth by Hanford. pinch hitter for Prendergast. gave Chicago the deciding de-ciding tally and a 4 to 3 victory over Pittsburg today, after the visitors, on Konetch's single and Yerkes' tripl" had fled the score in their half of the inning Both Roggo and Prendergast were !n good form and the fielding on both sides was fast, despite the cold weather. Chicago 000 300 001 4 Pittsburg 001 010 0013 E al timorc-Newark. Newark. N J., April 16 The Fed-w Fed-w , eral league opened the season here to daj when the N'ewark club met the Baltimore Terrapins. Bailey held the locals to five scat irt d hits, the isUor8 winning. 6 to 2 The stands at the new park wer not Qomplcted, but the plant, w'nlc'i jhas been In course of construction for six wer-ks. v. as sufficient to accommodate accommo-date the large crowd Baltimore 001 Olft 0130 Nesark 000 020 0002 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Columbus Louisville 2 4 0 Columbus 0 4 3 Batteries Middleton and Clemons: Schnculberg Turner and Robertson. At Cleveland-Indianapolis Cleveland-Indianapolis ... 4 i ft Cleveland 5 S 1 Batteries - Burk and Gossett; Carter Car-ter and Bassler. At Milwaukee Minneapolis 9 11 3 Milwaukee 4 5 4 Batteries Ingersoll and Garrity, Sullivan; Young. Shakelford nnd Hughes, Brennan. At Kansas City St Paul 4 12 4 Kansas City 8 11 1 Batteries Karger, North. Board-man Board-man and Johnson; Allison and Gel-bel. Gel-bel. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. At Atlanta Atlanta 7, New Orleans Or-leans 0 . r ; ,, I, Dii-minrrlini 1 ln. I jvi D 1 1 nil Ufc, uwu mi aiWBimiii k, .-iw- bile 5. At Chattauooga Chattanooga B, Memphis 8. At Little Rock Little Rock 1. Nashville Nash-ville 7. Sa. Antonio 5; Beaumont 4 Houston (j; Oalve6ton 2 Dallas 4; Fort Worth 2 Shreveport 6; Waco 4 |