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Show j BASEBALL GAMES PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. Yesterday's Games. At Los Angeles Salt Lake 1. Los Angeles 5 At San Francisco -Venice 6. San Francisco 8. At Portland Oakland 7. Portland 11 ' NATIONAL LEAGUE. At New York (First game Boston 2, New York 3; (second game) Boston Bos-ton 2, New .York 0 At Philadelphia- Brooklyn 4. Phila-delphla Phila-delphla 5. At St. Louis (First game) Pitts-bnrg Pitts-bnrg 8. St. Louis 5; (second game I Pittsburg 4. St. Ixntis fi. At Cincinnati Chicago-Cincinnati came postponed; rain. New York, June 29. New York madp It four out of six from the champion Bostons l dividing a dou-bl6h dou-bl6h &der here today New York won the first game 8 to 2 and Mostoii e;ot an even break when Hughes shut nut the Giantfl in the second game, 2 to 0. Xew York won the first game when Rudolph weakened In the closing inning. in-ning. A single by Looert, a pinch hitter, drove In tho winning run in the ninth. Captain Evers returned to second base for Boston in the sec-I sec-I ond game, it being his first appear-) janee In a National league game since be broke a bone in his left ankle last April. Though moving around with diffi- j cully, he played his usual star -game at second and drove out a home run, double and single. His home run I came with Hughes on base and re- I suited in Boston's victory. Evers was served with a warrant sworn out by a spectator at yester-daj yester-daj b game, who alleges he was Insulted In-sulted by the Boston captain Boston 020 000 000 2 New York 010 000 002?. Second Game. Boston 000 000 200 2 New ork . 000 000 0000 Philadelphia June 29. A home run (Continued on Page ?.) " I1 I Sports 1 (Continued From Page Two). 1 . bv Becker with two bases occupied In the fourth Inning proved the turn ing point of today s game with Brook- l n, Philadelphia winning 5 to 4 Dell i weakened In the fourth when th' hnme team tid the score and was ta- ken out in the fifth, being succeeded bv Appleton The home team won in the s smith on Bancroft's double, Whltted 8 sacrifice and an out l Brook a 200 200 000 4 Philadelphia ooo 400 10 6 IH St ujuis. June L'f4 -St Ixmis and Pittstarg divided a doubleheader hero H todav. In the ninth inning of the H I'irxt" gr-me Dolan's fumble of Hlnch- Hfll man s fly put the latter on second Hlnchman scored and tied the count Bf on Wagner's hit. Wagner and Vlox . alR0 scored, as did Johnston. and Pittsburg won, 8 to 5. Hard fend timely hitting won the second for St. 1 , on Is. 6 to 4 ' Tmburg 1 1 -n4 8 i St. Louis 020 300 000 -6 Second Game. Tittsburg 000 010 2101 l fSt Louis 302 100 00 6 I AMERICAN LEAGUE t Detroit Cleveland Detroit game postponed, rain. At Washington Philadelphia 0 Washington 8. At Chicago St Louis 2, Chicago Chica-go 4 At Boston New York 3, Boston 4 (10 innings.) Chicago. June 29-rPor the third con-secutive con-secutive time a triple with men on Hip bases clinched the game for Chicago Chi-cago today The locals defeated St. Ixmie. 4 to 2 Faber made the triple in the fourth Inning after Roth and Schalk had walked George Sisler. the University of Michigan recruit, plaved first base for St Louis. Austin argued with Umpire Chill on a strike decision and was ordered out of the game. St I,ouls 000 100 100 2 Chicago 200 200 00 4 Washington, June 20. Washington batted Wvckoff and Davies hard today, to-day, while Boehllng was invincible .ind' the locals shut out the Athletics. 8 to 0 It was the last game of the series, making it three out of four for Washington. Philadelphia 000 000 0000 Washington 012 301 10 S Boston, June 20. New York tied the snore in the ninth inning todav, gain ed a lead of one run in the tenth, put. out two Boston batsmen In the last half of that ninth inning and then lost the game, 4 to 3. Ruth had not allowed a New York runner beyond second base until the ninth. Boston scored the winning run on Speaker's long hit to center, his fifth hit In as inanv times at but New' York 000 000 0213 Boston 100 000 102 4 FEDERAL LEAGUE. At Newark Chicago 1, New York 0 At Brooklyn Kansas City 2, Brooklyn Brook-lyn 5. At Baltimore Pittsburg 7. Baltimore Balti-more 1. At Buffalo St. Louis 4, Buffalo 5. Newark. N. J., June 29. Chicago defeated Newark today In a 1 to 0 pitchers1 battle In which Brown and Mosely opposed each other. Each allowed al-lowed but four hits, but one of the hases on balls off Moseley paved the way for the scoring of the winning run. In the third Flack walked after two were out. stole second and scored on Fischer's single. Chicago . . 1 4 0 I Newark 0 4 1 Batteries Brown and Fischer. Mosely and Rarlden Brooklyn. .June 2ft Two runs made on a ste.il of home by Cooper which caused Cullop to let loose a wild pitch featured Brooklyn s victory over Kansas Kan-sas City, today G to 2 " Finneran was found for nine hits, but the Is-itors Is-itors were helnless when a hit meant the game Fourteen visitors wer" left on the paths C hidbourne's run nlng catch in the eichth inning of a long fly from Smith's bat was the fielding feature Kansas City 2 9 3 Brooklyn 5 9 4 Batteries Cullop Blackburn and Brown, Finneran and Land. Baltimore, June 29. Pittsburg took the opening pame of the series from Baltimore todav 7 to 1 the locals" tally resulting from a home run over the fence bv Jacklitsch Konetch) started Pittsburg's scoring with a hit over the fence Pittsburg 7 11 0 Baltimore 1 4 4 Batteries Knetzer and Berry; Bailey and Jacklitsch Buffalo, Tune 29 Hal Chase's bnt-tincc bnt-tincc won the opening game of the series for Buffalo from St Louis todav to-dav 5 to 4. He made two home runs, the first with one man on St Louis .4 9 0 Buffalo 5 fi 0 Batteries Groom, Watson. Wil son and Hart lev; Ford and Blair |