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Show UHLE BLANKS YANK TRIBE Cleveland Chases Over Tnree scores; crowns Grab Easy Contest wii RI n M iGUE W. L Pet. New York 03 f.7 60 St. Louis 90 61 596 Detroit 7n 73 520 Chicago 7 7 7 4 .510 Cleveland 76 7f .500 Washington . . . . Cs SI 449 Philadelphia .... 61 .412 ; Boston 59 8 2 .391 I " osteidaj - Results At Detroit Boston .'. Detroit 7. At Cleveland New York 0. Cleveland Cleve-land 3. At St Louis Philadelphia 4. St. Louis 7 At Washington Chicago 4. Washington Wash-ington 5. Today's ScneduleJ No games scheduled. CLEVELAND. Sept. 25. New Y'ork : fulled to cinch the American league 1 pennant Sunday, for the reason that ci'-veian-l unexpectedly inflicted a d-to-0 defeatd. The contest was a pitchers" battle between Uhb- and Shawkey. The former allowed but six hits scattered in as many Inning, In-ning, and only one of them was a dean drive. Scor. R. H. E Now York 0 -6 2 1 Cleveland 3 5 1 I Batteries: Shawkey and Schang. Uhlo and L. Scwell. CHICAGO, Sept 25. Washington and Chicago brought the American league season to a close here today, the visitors taking the final gam-. 5 to 4. Score: R. H E. Washington 6 10 3 Chicago 4 10 2 Batteries fcfOgrldge, Francis and Gharrlty; Faber. Blankenshlp and Schalk. 1 ETR UT. Sept -1 . 1 roll won from Boston Sunday in the final homo game of the season. 7 to 2. Tho victory vic-tory gave the Tigers 17 of the 22 -ames of the year with the visitors. Score: R- H. B. Boston .2 10 1 Detroit 7 8 1 Batteries. Pennock and Chaplin; Johnson. Plllette :md Woodall. Bass-ler. Bass-ler. ST LOUIS, Sept. 28 The Browns batted Ogden and Helinach hard Sunday Sun-day and defeated Philadelphia. 7 to 4. Score: R. H. E Phlladslphja 4 o 2 St Louis 7 14 2 Batteries: Ogden. Helmach and Perkins, Davis Wright and Collins. |