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Show ' LEAGUE STANDINGS W. L. Pet. I New York 7-1 41 .644 Philadelphia G5 48 .575 St. Louis . 02 5S .517 Cincinnati 64 62 .508 Chicago Gl 61 .500 Brooklvn 57 59 .491 Boston ' 49 62 .441 Pittsburg 3S 79 .325 : YESTERDAY'S RESULTS At Brooklyn Brooklyn 7, Chicago 1. At New York Pittsburg 1, New ; York 0. i At Philadelphia Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 4. At-Boston Cincinnati 4, Boston 2. ERRORS TOO MUCH FOR TYLER BOSTON, Aug. 27. Errors by Third Baseman Smith of Boston paved the way for the scoring of all four Cincinnati Cin-cinnati runs today, while Boston's two I runs wore earned. After the fourth I inning Tyler was given good support I and was not hit safely. Kopf's playing at short was brilliant and steady. Pit-I Pit-I cher John W. Scott reported to the Boston club today from Nashville. Score: R.H.E. Cincinnati 4 9 l Boston 2 9 3 Batteries Regan and Wlngo; Tyler and Tragresser. PHILLIES WIN IN SEVENTH. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27 Hard hit-; hit-; ting in the seventh inning, aided by j errors by Hornsby and Snyder, gave i Philadelphia the victory over SL Louis I I today, 6 to 4. Hornsby made three ; singles and a double In four times at ; bat. Score: R.H.E. SL Louis 4 12 3 Hy Philadelphia 6 9 0 M Batteries Doak, Ames, Horstman II and Snyder; Mayer, Bender and Kill-efer, Kill-efer, Adams. TWO GOOD INNINGS ENOUGH. BROOKLYN, Aug. 27. Brooklyn bunched a single, a triple and a home run in the first inning and a triple, a double and four singles in the fifth inning of today's oponing game with Chicago, driving Douglas out of the box and .winning, 7 to 1. Coombs a' lowed only five scattored hits, Kilduff's triple driving in tho visitors' only run. Score: ILH.E. Chicago 1 5 1 Brooklyn 7 11 0 Batteries Douglas, Prendergast and Elliott, Dilhoofer, Coombs and Miller. COOPER HANGS UP THIRD. NEW YORK, Aug. 27. Wilbur Qoop-I Qoop-I er, left-handed pitcher of the mil-end Pittsburg team, won his third victory of tho season over New York on the Polo grounds today, Pittsburg winning 1 to 0 It was Cooper's second 1 to 0 victory over New York. He is the only pitcher who has shut out the Giants twice this season. Score: R.H.E. Pittsburg 1 6 1 Now York . .' 0 7 0 Batteries Cooper and W. Wagner; Benton and Rariden. |