Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-06-30 | Page 3 | American League

j AMERICAN LEAGUE j LEAGUE STANDINGS W. L. Pet. Chicago 43 22 .662 Boston 40 24 .625 Now York 35 28 .556 Detroit 31 30 .508 Cleveland 33 34 .493 Washington 25 37 .403 St. Louis 24 39 .381 Philadelphia 21 38 .356 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS At Cleveland Chicago 3, Cleveland Cleve-land 1. At Philadelphia Washington 3, Philadelphia 4. At St, Louis Detroit 19, St. Louis 1. At Boston New York 1, Boston 2 (ten innings). TODAY'S SCHEDULE Detroit at SL Louis. Chicago at Cleveland. Washington at Philadelphia. New York at Boston. ST. LOUIS, Juno 29. Detroit pounded Koob, McCabo and Park for nineteen hits today and defeated St. Louis, 19 to 1 Cobb got a triple and I two singles, walked twice and stole a base In six times up. Coveleskie held St. Louis to four hits. Score by Innings Dotroit 110 0 4 116 519 St. Louis 10000000 01 Summary: Errors Veach, Burns, Austin, Koob, Park. Two-base hits Bush, Young. Three-base hits Cobb, Burns. Home runs Hoilman, Veach. Stolen bases Bushe, Veach 2, Vitt, Cobb. Double play Bush to Burns. BaseB on balls Off Coveleskie 1, off Koob 2, off McCabe 4, off Park 3. Hits Off Koob, 9 in flvo innings; off McCabe, Mc-Cabe, 4 In two and one-third Innings. Struck out By Coveleskie 1, by Koob 2, by McCabe 2. Umpires Connolly and Nallin. BOOTS ENABLE SOX TO BEAT THE YANKS BOSTON, June 29. Boston defeated Now York, 2 to 1, in ten Innings today. Both of the locals' runs wero the result re-sult of errors. New York scored in tho second on a base on balls and three hits, although sharper fielding! by Boston could have provented the run. Score by innings Now York 0 10000000 01 Boston 000100000 1 2 B Summary: Errors Pipp, Walters, fi Two-base hits Magee, Agnew. Double I plays Walters to Peckinpaugh to J Pipp, Baker to Walters to Maisel, Scott to Barry, Barry to Scott. Basos on balls Off Fostor 3, off Mogridge 2. Struck out By Mogridgo 4, by Foster Fos-ter 1. Umpires O'Loughlin and Hil-debrand. Hil-debrand. INDIANS BEATEN BY FABER'S TWIRLING CLEVELAND, Juno 29. Chicago opened the series by defeating Cleveland, Cleve-land, 3 to 1. Cleveland's score was held down by brilliant work in tholjfl outfield by Leibold and Felsch. Cleve- B land filled tho bases after two were H Dut in tho ninth, but Faber ended tho IB jamo by striking out Pinch-hitter AI- fll lison. fjl Score by innings HI Sblcneo 10020000 03 .1