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Show BASEBALL RESULTS i . NATIONAL LEAGUE. Won. Lost PC. Chicago 34 ic .nS0 Now 'iork 30 21 .GS8 FlUsburg 23 23 .521 Cinc.nnatl 25 25 .500 St Louis 23 28 .172 Philadelphia 23 20 4G3 Brooklyn 23 28 .451 Boston is 36 .333 AMERICAN LEAGUE. New York 31 17 .616 Philadelphia 32 18 .G4Q Detroit 36 21 .632 Boston 26 24 .G22 Cleveland 20 23 .441 Wellington 23 30 .434 Cbii-ago 21 2S .429 St. Louis 12 38 !240 ' New York 1 3 1 LtaUcrioR Pl?ck and IXnohue; Vaughn and Mluhrll AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At KanEas City Columbus, 3; Kan-' Kan-' sns CI y. 6. , At .Minneapolis Indlauapolls, 2; Minneapolis, 3. At. St Paul Lculivlllo, 5; St Paul, G At Milwaukee Toledo, 7; Milwaukee, Milwau-kee, 4. WESTERN LEAGUE. At Omaha Omaha. 11; Topeka, 2. At Den Moines D'. Moines, 6; ! Wichita. 2. At Lincoln Lincoln, 5. Denver, 4. ' At Sioux City Sioux City, 8; St Joseph, 7. COLLEGE GAMES. Yale, 12; Harvard, 3. NEW HAVEN, Conn.. June 21. The ; weiid antics cf the reun.on classes , seemingly had their effect on tho players of the Harvard ball team today, to-day, the crimson going down before Yn'c 12 to 5. Tbe score on the field before the opening of the game was striking. Headed by a Highlander piper. pi-per. 6allorn from the navies of th' world, shouting gladiators, rough rider?, rid-er?, firing their revolvers and lassoing lasso-ing all within reach, and the varicolored vari-colored harlequins paraded around tho diamond. Scoro: It. H. E. Ynle 12 18 7 Harard 6 5 0 Batteries Tommer?, Freeman and Fhllliln and Carhart; McLoughlln, Long, Boyer and Young COAST LEAGUE. At Snn Frauclsco Vernon, 4; San Francisco, 3. At I.ca Angeles Oakland, 4; Ixa Angeles. 5. At Sacramento Sacramento, 5; Portland, 4. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. At Tacoma Tacoma, 1; Vancouver, Vancou-ver, 5. At Seattle Seattle, 1: Spokane. (5. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Chicago, 1; Cincinnati, 0. CHICAGO, Juno 21. Chicago won a hotly fought same from Cincinnati 1 to 0 today. Each side made three hits, Shcckard getting all for Chicago. Manager Chance was hit over the light eye by a wild p.tch from Gaspar and knocked unconscious. He recovered recov-ered in a few minutes and was able to walk to the bench. Score: R. II. E. Chicago 13 0 Cincinnati ,0 3 1 Batteries Keulbach, Brown and KHag; Gaspar. Beebo and McLean. Boston, 1; Philadelphia, 2. PHILADELPHIA. June 21, Philadelphia Phila-delphia today won both games of the first double-header of tho season hec, Boston being the opposing club. The first game was a walkover for th. home team. In the second gamo Boston lost, although Frock outpltched Toxen. Philadelphia won In the fifth inning on two base hits, two sacrifices and a base on balls. Scoro first game: R H. E. Boston 0 7 4 Philadelphia 12 13 1 Batteries Mattern, ParsonB and Rorlcen; Moore and Moran. Second game: R, H. E. Boston 1 8 0 Philadelphia 2 4 0 Batteries Frock and Graham; Fox-cn Fox-cn and Jacklltsch. New York, 12; Brooklyn, 1. BROOKLYN'. N.-Y. June 21. New York used up three Brooklyn pitchers today, Mathowson pitched great ball and was relieved by Crandall when tho gnlne was safely pocketed. Dal-ton, Dal-ton, the new Brooklyn outfielder, inado flvo hits in flvo times up. Score R, H. E. New York 12 14 0 Brooklyn 1 8 3 Batteries Mathewson, Crandall nnd Myers; Schlcl, Rucker, Knetzer, Dessau Des-sau and Erwln. Pittsburg, 10; St, Louis, 3. ST. LOUIS. June 21. Pittsburg broke even in a double header today, losing the first game by a score of 6 to 5 and winning the second 10 to 3 Breunahan was put out of the gamo for disputing a decision of the umpire In the fifth Inning of the first game, while Evans met a similar fate in the Becond. Scoro first game: R. II. E. riltshurg 5 4 1 St. Louis 6 10 1 BHtterles Whlto, Adams and Clb-son; Clb-son; Willis, Backman and Bresna-han, Bresna-han, Phelps. Second game: R. If. E. Pittsburg 10 19 1 St. Loula 3 11 3 Butteries Powell and Gibson; Sal-lee, Sal-lee, Raleigh, Rlegcr, Pickett and Pbelps. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Cleveland, 3; Chicago, 2. CLEVELAND. June 21. Cleveland and Chicago .played two extra inning gamc-8 today, each club winning one. Cleveland won the first 3 to 2 In twelve Innings. The two Cy Youngs started, but tho Chicago pitcher was taktn out in tho first inning. Scott, who succeeded him, was effective. In Iho second game neither team scored until tho tenth, when error3 by LaJoIc and Turner allowed Chicago to 6Coro threo runs. Young, who was knocked out of tho box In ono Inning In the first game, was lninclblo in the see-bocond. see-bocond. Score first gamo: R, If. E. Cleveland 3 10 1 Chicago 2 9 4 Hatterles D. Young and Easterly; C. Young. Scott and Payne. Second gamo: R. H. E. Cleveland 0 2 7 Chicago 3 8 0 Batteries Kostner and Easterly; Young and Block. St. Louis, 0; Detra t, 8. DETROIT. June 21 Kllllan hld St. Louis to four hits today and Dv trolt won 8 to 0. Detroit bunched hits In the first and third innings and took advantage of loose playing by the visitors vis-itors In tho llfth. Score; R. H. E. St Louis 0 4 4 Detroit S 10 2 Batteries Bailey and Stephen; Kil-Uju Kil-Uju and Stanago, Casey. Washington, 2; Boston, 3. BOSTON", June 21. Boston won today, to-day, 3 to 2, by bunching hits and profiting by Washington's mleplays in tho flrnt and eighth Innings. Score: R. II. E Washington 2 6 I Boston 3 S 2 Batteries Gray and Street; Collins and Kleinow. Philadelphia, 7; New York, 1. NEW YORK. June 21. Philadelphia defeated, New Y'ork twice today. 7 to 1 and 7 to 1, and pulled the residents out of first place, getting hack Into the lead Itself. In the opener Ford was batted hard for the- first time this season and was driven from tho box in the sixth Inning IxT the second game Plank held the Highlanders to threo hits. Vaughn, New York'a pitcher, was wild a:id poorly supported. The fame team will play auotber double-header tomorrow. to-morrow. Scoro llrst game: R. H. E. Philadelphia 7 11 1 New York 4 7 1 Batteries Morgan. Atkins, Lapp; ford. Frill and Sweeney. MltcheP. Socond game: It. II. E. rbllplo1nh1n . 7 7 0 |