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Show BASEBALL RESULTS American Association. At Sr. Paul Kansas City, 5; St. raul, -1. At Columbus lodlanspolls, 2; Columbus, Col-umbus, 3. At Toledo IaiuImvIIK 2; Toledo. 6. Spcond citme Ixmlavllle, 1; Toledo, 7. At Minneapfdln Milwaukee. n; Minneapolis, Min-neapolis, 5. Second came Milwaukee 2; Minneapolis, 3, Western League. At Lincoln Lincoln, S; Topeka, 3. At lies Dolnes - pen Molnefl, S; nen. er. H. At Omaha WlehlU, S; Omaha. 2. At Sioux City Sioux City, 8; St. I Joseph. 7. Northwestern League. At Tacornu Tacoma, 2; SiKikape, 1. j PACIFIC LEAGUE. Won. Lost. f( Portland 27 20 .r,74 Vernon .. 29 2,1 .fiS San Frapelscri ,. ..23 2.1 .5SS Oakland .. 28 2C .olfl Sacramento .. .. ..17 ?'' .340 Frisco Draws Blank. San Francisco, May 2f. lxs Angeles Ange-les Khut out. San Francisco In today 'a fame, 2 to 0. Nacle pitched a splendid splen-did pume and h:td pood support. R. II. E. Los Anceles 2 8 2 San Francisco 0 5 n Hatterles Ncle and Orendorff; I'aslloy and Perry. Oakland Continues Winning. lrs Anseles. May 2S. Oakland defeated de-feated Vernon again today, I to 1. R. H. K. 'ernou I U 2 Oakland 1 7 ' llntteries llenIlnK and Drown; Moior and Mitxe. Hunt Is Wfld. Portland. Ore.. May 2V After apparently ap-parently IihvIir the "rnino cinched, Sacramento lost lo Portland today "whtT Hunt went wild in the seventh liKilng. .) , II. H. E. Sacramento ?, e, 3 Portland. 6 s 1 -'' Battrms Hunt and Spiesman; Stern, Garrett and Fisher. 'AMERICAN. J ' . Won. Lost, r.C, Philadelphia ..21 7 .750 New York... :; . . ..1S s .701 Boston '.. . . . . 1 f l : .oo3 Detroit .. ..17 15 .531 Cleveland 13 i:, .401 Washington 11 IS .43$ Chicago 3 17 .31$ St. Louis C 22 .211 Boston, May 2 Boston-Cleveland game postponed; rain. Groom Is Puzzle. Washington. May 25. (Jnnni) was a big puzzle today lo the Detroit, while Washington bit Summers at the right time, tho locals winnl ig. 2 to 0. The game .was called on account cl rain In the seventh Inning. R. 11. P. Washington 2 0 ( Detroit 0 i Batteries - Groom and Street; Sunv bers and Stanage. Long Drives. Philadelphia. May 2r,.-Philadelphia won from St. Iuls oday, :i to 1, b.i getting In long drives with men on the bases. K. . K. St. Louis 1 7 1 Philadelphia 3 8 1 Batteries Powell. Pclty and Stephens, Steph-ens, Kllllfer; Coombs and Thomas. Highlanders Running. N'ew York, May 25. "New York today to-day won Its igh1h victory out of nine games, by beating Chicago lo 0. R. II, K. Chicago 5 3 New York 5 10 0 Batteries Olmsted and Block; Ford and Sweeney. NATIONAL. Won. Ixisl. P.C. Chicago . . IS 11 r.2l Pittsburg r, u .r.o.T New York 18 14 ,ofi3 Cincinnati 16 13 .&.12 St Louis .-..16 17 .S5 Philadelphia .... ..13 I ', .64 Boston 12 19 .37 Brooklyn 12 21 Seven Straight. Chicago, May 25.-Chicago won its seventh successive victory and went Into first place triay by defeating Philadelphia G lo 1. Pole held the losers hltlcss for six Innings. He was wild but received excellent support. Archer's throwing was brilliant. R. If. K. Chicago r, 11 i Philadelphia 1 3 5 BHtterles--Cole and Archer; Sparks, Maloney, Shettler and Dooin. 1 Hitting Bee, St. Louis, May 25. Brooklyn won the final game of the ?ores liere today, to-day, 7 to 5. Ducker pitched good ball, while SnlleD and Bnckman were both hit bard. R. jj, E. St. Louis r, j i j Brooklyn 7 1.5 1 Batteries Sallee, Phelps and Back-man; Back-man; Ruckcr and Berges. t . Pirates Lose Lead. "Pittsburg. May 25 New York's, do-feat do-feat 'of Pittoburg and Chicago's Victory Vic-tory over Philadelphia removed the champions from the lead, which they had held for nearly a month. Ames held Pittsburg to six hits a id in the fourth drove out a home run which went behind the scoreboard. Six double dou-ble plays featured the game. R. II. K. Pittsburg 3 e 0 New York , 4 11 2 Batteries Moore, Leever and Gib-eon; Gib-eon; Ames aud Meyers. Too Many Passes. Cincinnati, May 25. Throe bases on balls by Frotnmo developed into runs for Boston today and this combined com-bined with a double and a single In the first Inning gave Boston the game. 4 3. R. H. E. Boston 4 10 1 Cincinnati 3 8 3 Batteries Parsons, Brown and Graham; Gra-ham; Fromrae. Rowan and McLean. |