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Show CUBS DOWN PIRATES IN FASTfisV8 o o o-o o- O O-O o0 "1 !i GIANTS MAINTAIN FIRST POsl, O O O-O O O O O o-o YANKS LEAD IN AMERICAN fS NATION XL I I ' on. Los' PcJ ' New York 8 1 .800.1) Chicago 3 7J7 i Pittsburg fi 4 p,00': St. Louis i 4 fit, 1 Philadelphia ... .800 j Boston 3 "15 1 Hroolclvn 3 7 .300 1 Cincinnati 1 10 .0911 yesterday's R uits. At Philadelphia New York 3. Philadelphia Phil-adelphia 2. At Chicago Pittsburg -'. I'hlcago 4. At l;oton I'.rooklyn 7. I'.oston K At Cincinnati St Louis cim in- 1 n.rtl 4. Today's Schedule. Brooklyn at Boston, New York at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Chi' :'ao. St. ioiiis at Cincinnati. CHICAGO. April 25. Vic Aldrbigo broke Pittsburg's winning streak yesterday yes-terday after they had won six consecutive con-secutive games by holding tho visitors Mi five hits, while he himself dclh ired a triple afi r two men had walked In the eighth Inning, giving Chicago a 4-to-2 victory over the Pirates. At Pittsburg: It- B. E. Pittsburg - 6 0 Chicago 4 J2 0 Batteries: Cooper and Oooch; Aid- rldge and O'I'ariell. CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 25 Poor fielding back of QonOhOe was the main factor In giving St. Louis a C-to- 4 victory over Cincinnati Monday. j Pertica was wild and was hit hard. I Bar foot also was pounded. I At Cincinnati: R. H E. St Louis 6 7 2 I nelnnntl 4 12 2 Batteries; Pertica, Barfoot and Aiiisinith; Uonohue, M.u kle, S hnell. 1 and Wingo. oo BOSTON. April 25. Boston took an erratic gams from Brooklyn Monday by a score of 8 to 7 i The heavy hitting of Powell. Koe'ckel. o'Ncll. T. Griffith and Wheat featured' Boston pitchers were gien . elli nt support, Kopf being especially espec-ially brilliant. I At Bo.ston: R " B. I Brooklyn 7 10 Bo.ston , 8 10 1 Batteries: Mitchell. Mamaux and G. Huglln; Watson. McQulnlln, Mar-ipia Mar-ipia rd a nd I'Nelll PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April 2n. Bouncing five hits in the third inning Monday enabled New York to scon-three scon-three runs, which were sufficient for a 3-to-2 victory over Philadelphia. Groh's double, followed by singles i,bjr Toung, Meusel, Shlnners and K l Smith did the damage. . i At Philadelphia R II. H New York 3 8 3 Philadelphia 2 10 5 Batteries Douglas, Causey nnd South; Hobbell and Henllne. Heveland Wfl1 MEiT. KaSfj Washington K ''M-,5oKl "-""-ltn.B 'on 1 1 l0BlKn' Chicago at Cleveland. Ysjf'y Mne-B iTibbsv,1! v.-, i'mK" ' entll. ff " :"'!n went leh'li .ml w j puajK! 'li" I'-nth (jBBf"7 ' and Jml vt kB Cleveland . , Kir i;' 1 and 'sBr- Morton 1 1 ..I i n.iTii.ikerTlB oi iMkrx 1 Shuck- r pitched the Bt ' ' ' ' : JsmJOI'! -ai.n bfttSB Monda i ' r,0. JgWlj"', ihrce . .Miotic r homer inlsjKup! ' "1 thf tii:lB.' At St. Ixiuis: ii - . BfeA inhasL) i I'.jnion; 9B3sj Severeid. LKs N April Jmfct I'.. 1 1 tSE T' 1 i !.:: ejSjW!;'"t il knorkfK, i)c icoiind In Mi" 1 '''dBK R :i trio or his ucceor. M..L,-ridKe was hit harJJK home run off Ir- ''hsBj bases, in the sixth. Kimm jEtf a i.i'iinn. G.F ml Wal'.eiSS" .ml i ; hi nil v. Bm April JlN I nl.i - .mn 'hf'r dHU 'lr? FISM n :-,ilic- by I, tOjB iv - in' h.:. I hasHllBJ ' 'Si i i lii ! SF . ii intf'l fOBHl lit ' y At New York: JHL, i ...... -Ms Icrrij, KogSjUiJa . in. in. Schang. bse"" |