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Show (Continued From Page Two.) AMERICAN. Loose Game. Chicago, May 29. Cleveland won a loosely-played game from Chicago todav. Score: It. II. E. Chicago 3 4 4 Cleveland 3 7 2 Hntterles Smith, Scott and Block; P.erger, Falkenbcrg and Hemis. Scoring is Easy. St. IduIs, May L'9 Detroit defeated defeat-ed St. Louis today by a score of 13 in 4. The visitors scored when and as iflen as they pleased. R H. E St Louis I 13 ." Detroit '. 13 IS 1 Hatterles-Graham, Klnsclla. Crlss. Stir,iiini l and Stephens; Summers and Stanage, Schmidt. NATIONAL. Where is Kling? Chicago, May "0. Bunched hits and a sacrifice gave Chicago two runs an.l today's game with rittsburg, 2 to 1. The isitors' lone score was a result f Hrvne's double to left, a sacrifice and a sacrifice fly which Hoffman tipi ared with one hand. They came ' clse to tking the score with a double to right and attempted to score from second on Flynn's sacrifice hit down i the first bag line. A quick double play with Archer, Chance and Cole I participating, the latter covering home plate, caught Miller sliding home. Score; R H E. Chicago. . 2 ' S 1 Tittsburg . . . 1 I 1 Batteries Colo and Archer. Cum-mlu Cum-mlu and Gibson. Umpires Klcm and Kane. Reds Use Four Pitchers. Cincinnati. May 2f Cincinnati four pitchers today, but all were wild, and St. Louis won. 10 to 7. Cincinnati Cincin-nati hit Harmon hard, but Packman kept the hits well scattered. Rain stopped the game In the seventh for half an hour, and the Held was miserable miser-able when plav wa9 resumed. R. II. F. St. Louis ' 10 12 1 Cincinnati 7 7 4 Batteries Harmon. Beckman and Pholps; Rowan. Castlelon, Froinrno, Anderson, and McLean. Clarke. Umpires Um-pires Rigler and Emslle. FOGLER BEATS KRAMER. New York, May'jIO. .1 cm Uoglcr captured the one mil? open profession al bicycle race at Yallsbwrg, N. J . today, to-day, finishing about a foot in front of Frank L. Kramer, Ills time was 2:13 l-o. The other results were: Two-mile handicap, wou by John Bedell. Be-dell. Time 4:11 2 5. Two-mile proferf lonal Halsted of Sacramento won. Time, 4:41 2 3. JACK JOHNSON HAS GREAT DAY OF WORK SAN FRANCISCO. May 2. Jack Johnson tlrew the largest house sine? he has commenced his boxing at the beach this afternoon and the pavilion in which he works was crowded with something like 1500 spectators who cheered him liberally as he went through his gynaslum stunts and thn put on the gloves Among the visitors at the camp today were Eddie tlrancy, the well known referee and ,11m Nelll. father of Frankle Neill. the prize fighter, at one time bantamweight c'.ami Ion. Both eperts at the game expressed themselves as well pleased at the showing that was made by the negro and declared Mai to be In tip top condition, considering that ho has so long a time In which to get ready for, Jeffries. Johnson opened the program with bag pinching, tossing the medicine ball and body exerclsise on the mat. One of the fans grew Impatleat as Jchnson was handling the weights and Fhadow boxing and shouted out to the clored man: "Oh, put on the gloves., Quit your j kidding." Johnson grinned back aud won ove", the house when he replied to the Intruder In-truder by inviting him to come up and do a Mttle boxing. Needless to say, there was no further disturbance from that quarter of the pavilion The boxing consisted of eight rounds, of which five were with Georgp Cotton and three with Marty Cutler. Cotton gave (he champion a good workout. Both nun went at their boxing in good stvle, although Cotton retired with a bleeding mouth. Cutler had entirely recovered from the knockout of the day before, but he was far more cautions and did not attempt to mix things with Johnson. About three quarters of an hour were taken up In the gymnasium and the crowd gave a cheer as Jack finally final-ly leit for his dressing room. He will box again tomorrow and then take a lay off from gymnasium exercise for several days. COFFROTH SURPRISED I AT JEFF'S CONDITION KES LOMOND, Cal , May 2H Although Al-though hoxipg was not on the program pro-gram today at the Jeffrle.s training camp, the gymnasium was packed whon the . ox-champion started to go through his pace. It was tile largest and one of ihe most enthusiastic crowds that has visited the camp Despite the extreme heat of the day Jeffries shirked none of the arduous j gymnasium tasks. He worked hard for an hour and a quarter and retired to his dressing ronm dripping! Among tne sporting men In the crowd was Jim Coffroth, the fight, pro-motor, pro-motor, ('off rot b had not seen Jeffries in action since he watched hlrn box In New Yok last December and he expressed ex-pressed his surprise at the fighter's phvsical condition. "I did not think Jeffries could ever get down so fine In wtkht," said Coffroth. Cof-froth. "He looks lo me to be jusl ahout In the same condition as when he was I training for Monroe cmfw cnu'wyp training for Munioe at Harbin Springs. lhave never seen Jeffries look quite as huky and healthy and I have watched him clottelv in many a fight I am of the opinion that he Is a better bet-ter man today than he was ten years ago." Manager Sam Berger came down from San Francisco lu Jeffries' automobile. auto-mobile. The machine will be used on runs to Santa Cruz for hot baths. Jim Corbet t is expected to Join the camp squad tomorrow morning. |