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Show UCERIC N LEAGUE W. I Pet. Kt. Ixuls 65 44 .SOU New York 65 46 .f.SG Detroit 59 62 i3L' Detroit ... , 59 62 r,3.' Cleveland 57 517 .504 Washington 52 56 .4si Philadelphia 42 63 .11 Hosron 41 67 380 Yctertlay' Resulti At Cleveland Detroit 2. Cleveland Cleve-land J. At Wa&hlngton -New York 2. Washington Wash-ington 3. At Chicago St. Louis 3. Chicago 3. No other games scheduled. I p4HJ 'fi S. hcillle Cleveland at Philadelphia. No other games scheduled CHK AGO. Aug. 14. Chicago went on a batting, rampage in the second inning and drove Vsjogllder off the mound after scoring 6 runs and cosily cosi-ly defeated St. Louis. 9 to C Sunday. The Browns' defeat, however, did not affect their lead in the pennant race, a.s New York, the rurmcr-up was defeated bv Washington. The score: R H. E. St. Louis 3 10 1 Chicago 9 11 1 Batteries angilder, Bayne and Pru-ott, Pru-ott, Leverette. Faber and Betaftlk. CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. 14 Cleveland won from Detroit Sunday. 1 to 2. Chic and Dauss pitched effectively except in the fifth Inning, when Detroit De-troit scored its two runs on five hits, and in the ninth, when Cleveland scored scor-ed the winning run on three singles The score: R. H. E Detroit 2 11 0 Cleveland '....310 0 Batteries Dauss and Dossier. This and O N. ill WASHINGTON. Aug. 14. Two former for-mer Yankees, Mogrldge and Peckln-Paugh. Peckln-Paugh. wero largely responsible for Washington's 3 -to-2 victory over New York Sunday Mogrldge kept the Y'ankecs from scoring until th nlnlh. and Peckln-Paugh'l Peckln-Paugh'l bat In the sixth helped the locals Ituth was absent from the llnelttp Ol a r.'oult or an absr.-s-! or,er:itlon In New York The score: R, H. E. New York 2 8 2 Washington 3 8 2 Batteries Jones and Seining; Mog-rldge Mog-rldge and Plclnlch. 57sj.ermeJonj weighing more than 7i pounds have been grown in tropical trop-ical climates. |