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Show IPIftATES GRAB TWO FAST TILTS Pittsburq Outfielders Star With Nifty Catches During Dur-ing Matinee I NATIONAL Li:.C: W Cincinnati 6? 52 .503. Brooklvn &5 . f-57 New York 67 55 .549 Pittsburg 68 51 1 Chicago "-3 6 fOO St. Louis CI 63 s?2 Boston 48 67 41$ Philadelphia 49 73 - 401 j Yesterday's Results At Pittsburg (First p.mie i New York 2. Pittsburg 4 (Second game) New York 1. Pittsburg I. At St. Louis (First game) Brooklyn Brook-lyn o, St. Louis 6 (Second game) Brooklyn 1. St. Louis 7. At Chicago Philadelphia 2. Chl-j ccgo 7 At Cincinnati Boston 2. Cincinnati Cincin-nati 8. I Today's, Si flute. Philadelphia at 'hlcugo. Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St. Louis. New York at Pittsburg. PITTSBURG. AUg. 81. Although outhlt In the tirst game. Pittsburg won! both games of a double-header y ester-1 day with New York. 4 to .nd 2 to 1. 1 In the first game Young had five hits in five times at bat Both games were! featured by wonderful catch. s by Han-croft, Han-croft, Burns. Bisbee and Souihworlh. First game 2 II V First game R'. H EJ. 1 New York 2 12 2i Pittsburg 4 8 SI Batteries: Douglas, Perrltt, -Winters and Smith; Carlson and Schmidt Second game R. II. E. New York 1 3 0 Pittsburg . 2 D 0, : Batteries Pi rrltt, Toney and Sny- der; Ponder and .Schmidt. CINCINNATI. Agg. 31. The cham- pions broke their losing streak by, winning the first game of the series! yesterday, 8 to 2. The Reds hunched nil their ctjrht lilts in the lso Innings In which they scored find were favored by the wlldncss of Scott and eschser, who cave nine bases on balls. Score: R. H E Boston 2 10 J Cincinnati S S 0 Batteries Scott. Oeschger and O'Neill; Napier and YVIngo. ST. LOUIS, Auk- 31. St Louis humbled Brooklyn twi;o yesterday, .sc'llng the leaKue leaders down to second sec-ond place. The seores were 6 to 0 and 7 to 1. Doak outpitched Marquard In the first game and the visitors did not j.el a man past second. In the second sec-ond contest, Brooklyn's defense cracked crack-ed In the seventh and eighth and the locals Gcored six runs. Scores: First gams R. H. . Brooklyn o 5 St. Louis 0 8 1 Batteries: Marquard and Miller; Doak and demons. Second game R. H. E. Brooklyn l 6 3 St. Ixuls 7 9 1 Batteries Cad ore, Smith and Krue-ger, Krue-ger, Schupp and Dilhoffer. CHICAGO, Aug. 31. Bunched hits by Chicago behind erratic tleldlng by the visitors cuve (. hlcago a 7-to-2 victory vic-tory over Philadelphia cslerday. Score. R. H. E. Philadelphia 2 10 3 Chicago 7 13 0 Batteries Rixe and Wheat, Vaughn and O'Farrell. |