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Show BASEBALL GAMES ' Yesterday's Games. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. At San Francisco San Francisco 4. Salt Lake 3. At Portland Portland 5, Los Angeles Ange-les 6. At Los Angeles Venice-Oakland game postponed; rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE. At ashington Washington 1, Philadelphia Phil-adelphia 0. At Detroit Detroit 12, St. Louis 3. At Chicago Chicago 7, Cleveland 3 At Boston Boston-New York game postponed; wet grounds. Washington. April 28 Washington won a pitchers' battle from Philadel phia today. 1 to 0, by bunching a hit and a sacrifice fly with a base on balls and an error in the first Inning Philadelphia had a chance to score in the fifth when the first two batters iui mici). uui jonnson tigntened and the next three were easy outs Cleveland-Chicago. Chicago, April 28 The Chicago Americans defeated Cleveland, 7 to 3, today winning their seventh straight game The locals hit- opportunely with Fournler and Roth leading tlie attack and this, coupled with their daring on the bases, gave them the game Benz pitched in fine form and was backed with fielding bordering border-ing on the sensational, two lightning double plays being a feature. Cleveland 100 000 0203 Chicago 200 040 lOx 7 Detroit-St. Louis. Detroit, April 28 Going into the eighth inning of today's game one run behind and up to that time having made only four hits off James, Detroit De-troit staged a terrific hitting rally, driving ten runs across the plate The final score was Detroit 12. St Louis 3. James retired after Cobb, who Btarted the hitting, had made a single sin-gle and a triple off him in the eighth Score: SL Louis 120 000 000 3 Detroit 10 1 000100X 12 NATIONAL. At Philadelphia Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 0. At St. Louis St. Louis 6, Pittsburg 7 (called In eighth to allow Pittsburg to catcb train.) At Cincinnati Cincinnati 8, Chicago Chica-go 9 At New York New York-Boston game postponed; rain. Philadelphia, April' 28. Mayer kept Brooklyn's hits scattered and did not give a base on balls or hit a batsman In today's game and Philadelphia shut out Brooklyn. 3 to 0. Appleton's wild-ness wild-ness was partly responsible for all the home team's runs, two men scoring after being given passes. Becker made three fine running catches. Brooklyn .. ., 000 000 0000 Philadelphia 200 100 OOx 3 Cincinnati-Chicago. Cincinnati, April 28. Exceptionally hard hitting marked a see-saw game between Cincinnati and Chicago here today, the visitors eventually winning. & to 8. Good made five hits out of ,as many times at bat, while Williams' three-baae drive in the seventh Inning wa3 the longest hit ever made on th-Clncinnati th-Clncinnati grounds The ball hit the right field bleacher fence, but it bounded back and thus enabled th Cincinnati fielders to hold him at third base. Chicago 200 402 010 9 Cincinnati 0 010 HO 8 St Louis-Pittsburg. St. Louis. April 28 Three home runs were made In today's game between be-tween St Jxmis and Pittsburg, which tiie visitors won. 7 to 6 The game was called at the end of the eighth iunlng to allow the Pittsburg team to catch a train In the seventh inning Pittsburg broke a tie. when Gibson scored on Harmon s single Gerbei Xtd Harmon also scored in this in nine Score: Pittsburg 000 201 SI 7 St Louis 001 020 030 FEDERAL LEAGUE. At Chicago Chicago 12 Kansas City 1. All otlier games postponed; rain. Chicago. April 28 Chicago made seventeen hits for a total of twenty-six bases off Chief Johnson and Adam? today and pounded out a 13 to 1 score against Kansa City. Flack with .1 triple and three singles and Hanford with two triples and a single led the attack on the visitors, whoso error; paved the way for a number of runs Brown was baffling Id the pinches. Scmore Kansas City 1 8 1 Chicago 13 17 1 Batteries Johnson. Adams and Easterly, Enzenroth, Brown and Fischer. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Louisville Indianapolis . 2 12 2 Louisville 3 7 Batteries Willis Schardt and jGossett; Middleton and ( lemons At Columbus Cleveland 9 16 1 Columbus 5 9 3 Batteries Osborne lames and Do ogt, Turner, Boothby and Coleman Cole-man At St Paul I Kansas City 4 9 2 St Paul . 6 2 0 Batteries George and Moore 'ieibel, Hall and Johnson. WESTERN LEAGUE. At Des Moines St Joseph 3 7 3 Pes Moines B 7 2 At Omaha Sioux City 2 1 2 Omaha 3 7 1 At Topeka Denver 4 fi 3 ' Topeka 2 5 o At Wichta Lincoln 3 9 1 Wlrhlta 4 8 2 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. At Atlanta Atlanta 3. Mobile 2. At Memphis -Memphis Chatta- ! nooga 7. At Birmingham Birmingham 2, ,- l l,-lr.-,i,- II U Nashville Nashville 9, Little Rock 6. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. At Seattle Vancouver 3, Seattle 5. At Tacoma Aberdeen 1. Tacoma 2 At Victoria Spokan.- s. Victoria 2 |