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Show 1ScaF3aSe j LEAGUE STANDING ' W. L. Pet. Boston 21 10 .677 Chicago 25 13 .658 '; New York 17 12 .686 Cleveland 20 17 .541 St. Louis 15 21 .417 : Washington 13 20 .394 Detroit 11 20 .355 Philadelphia 11 20 .355 YESTERDAY'S RESULfs ' At Chicago Washington 1, Chicago : 5. : At Detroit Philadelphia 10, Detroit , I 6 (eleven Innings). , , At Cleveland New York 5, Cleveland Cleve-land 6. At St. Louis Boston 3, St. Louis 0. ! I TODAY'S SCHEDULE Washington at Chicago. Boston at St Louis. j Philadelphia at Detroit r New York at Cleveland. St Louis, Mo , May 25. Virtually helpless before the pitching of Dutch Leonard, tho Browns again lost to Boston today, score 3 to 0. The big southpaw held the St Louis-ans Louis-ans to two hits, Groom getting the first after two were out In the sixth and Rumler hitting safely for the second In the seventh. Leonard gave three bases on balls and these five men were the only ones to reach. first base J Leonard had a perfect game until j Groom connected for his bingle, as 1 not a St. Louisan had reached first up until this time. Tho champions hit j Groom timely and were also assisted to their three runs by errors. Score by innings: Boston 000 110 010 3 St Louis 000 000 000 0 '. INDIANS GET SIX IN NINTH; BEAT YANKS CLEVELAND, May 25. Cleveland i made it two straight from New York today, winning 6 to 5. New York led five to nothing when Cleveland went to bat in the ninth. Howard batted for Evans and struck out. O'Neill singled. Billings batted for Lambeth and singled. Speaker doubled. With three runs across and to Russell. Allison struck out Wambsganss Wambs-ganss sprang "an infield hit, scoring Chapman. Gulsto walked, filling tho bases. Howard came to bat again. With two strikes on Howard, Speak er stole home with the tieing run. The ball was a wild pitch and Wambsganss scored the winning run from second base. , Score by innings: Now York 000 010 0405 Cleveland 000 000 006 6 ATHLETICS RALLY IN ELEVENTH AND WIN PHILADELPHIA, May 25. Philadelphia Phila-delphia won another loosely plaved I game from Detroit today, 10 to 6, "the game going eleven innings. Cobb played in his old position in center field today. Score by Innings: Philadelphia 201 000 100 0610 Detroit 400 000 000 02 6 SWEDE RISBERG IS r.nm,nrtSTAR F0R WHITE SOX CHICAGO, May 25. Tho Sox out-lucked out-lucked the Senators in today's game and were thore with the necessnrv bin-gles bin-gles in tho pinches, winning 5 "to 1. Benz kept Washington's five hits well scattered. A spectacular play hy Risberg featured fea-tured the contest. With a man on first and one out, the White Sox shortstop ' went into left field for Henry's fly turn. looKeu like a single, grabbed it 1 and helped retire the Senators with f a double play. V Benz pitched a good game. Craft, ? who replaced Harper, had his ankle slightly wrenched when Risberg slid 1 into him while he was covering the plate. Craft was assisted off the field. 1 Score by innings Washington 000 0010001 Ghlcaeo ioi 020 01 5 on |