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Show I OLD ARRAY GAME PUYEDBY REDS Phillies Score Twenty-one Runs While Champs Make Nine Errors NATIONAL LEAGUE w. l. Pet Prooklyn &3 58 .389 Cincinnati 74 59 .55 New York 76 61 . 655 Pittsburg TO 63 .526 i hicago 68 71 .489 St Louis 64 74 .460 Boston 54 75 .419 Philadelphia 54 82 397 l'oetcnlay's Reenlt At Boston Pittsburg-Boston gme I cstponcd; rain At Brooklyn Chicago 10, Brooklyn ' At New York St Louie D. New York 3. At Philadelphia Cincinnati 10, Philadelphia 21. Today's Schedule. Pittsburg at Boston. Incinnatl nt Philadelphia-No Philadelphia-No other games scheduled. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.V Philadelphia Phila-delphia yesterday won its second straight game from Cincinnati, 21 l 10, gaining the lead in the first Inning In-ning and maintaining It throughout. Five of the visitors' nine errors came In the first Inning. In which Philadelphia Philadel-phia scored rum on one scratch hit Bee re: B. H E Cincinnati 10 io 91 Philadelphia 21 17 Si Batteries: King. Brcnton, Brcsslei. Coumbc anil Wfngo; Causey. Enzmun. Smith and Tragressor. BROOKLYN. Bopt. 15 Chicago broke Brooklyn's string Of victoria yesterday by singling tiHe- pitchers u nd winning, 10 to 2. Tyler allowed only three "t'v. one of which was a home run over the light field wall by Neis Pvobertson made live hits in as ni.u timet up, gettlni i triple, two doubles dou-bles and two singles. Paakert got three, including a home run. Score: R. tt. B Chicago : 10 13 Brooklyn 2 3 2 Batteries: Tyler and O'Fnrrell; Cu-dore, Cu-dore, Mitchell, Mlljus and Krueger. NEW YORK, Sept. 13 St. Louis took the odd game of the series from Ntw York yesterday, 9 to 3. The Cardlnala started with a two-, MB lead in the first inning and kept) the Giants trailing Schupp. former Giant, cave Mc-Graw's Mc-Graw's men plenty of opportunities. passing eight in addition to tho seven hits made off him Score: R, It B, St- Louis 9 10 0 New York 3 7 2! Batteries: Schupp and demons; Douglas. Perritt. fiallee, Winters and1 Snyder. |