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Show BASEBALL RESULTS AMERICAN. Won. lxist P.C. New York 2 11 .7ul Philadelphia 20 12 .GS1 Detroit 27 10 H28 Boston 21 IS .53 Cleveland 1 13 .441 Wa3hlnglr.n 17 24 .415 Chicago 13 C2 .371 Sr. Ijuls S 31 .205 NATIONAL. i j Won. Lost. PS. Chicago 2" 14 .C'l New York 25 !." .C'io Cincinnati 20 IS ,52i; St. l.O'ils 20 22 .47H Brooklyn IS 23 .139 Philadelphia 15 21 417 Boston 15 25 .375 National League. At Boston Pittsburg Boston game postponed; wet grounds. American League. At Cleveland Philadelphia-Cleveland game postponed ; rain. American Association. At St Paul St. Paul, 0; Toledo, 3. At Columbus Kansas City, 6; Columbus, Co-lumbus, 4. At Iioulsvillo Milwaukee, 2; Louisville, Louis-ville, 1. At Indianapolis-Minneapolis, 2; Indianapolis, In-dianapolis, 5. Western League. At Wichita Topeka, 2. Wichita, 0. At Omaha Omaha, C; Lincoln, 3. At Dtnver Denver, 9; St. Joseph, 0. At Sioux City Sioux City. 11; Des Moines, C. Northwestern League. At Tacoma Tacomu, 3; Seattle, 1. At Spokane Spokane, 2; Vancouver, Vancou-ver, 0. Now York. 2; St. Louis, L NEW YORK. June C New York defeated de-feated St. Louis In the opening game of tho series today, 2 lo 1. Score-. It. H. E. New York 1 fi 1 St. Louis 1 S 2 Batteries Qulnn and Mitchell; Powell, Bailey and Kllllfer. Chicago, 1; Boston, 0. CHICAGO, June C Chicago took the opening game of the series with Boston, 1 to 0. Walsh allowed but ono hit and KOt two of the four hits made by his team of Hall. Score: R. H. E. Chicago 1 4 1 Boston 0 1 1 Btttterlea Walsh and Block; Hall and Carrlgan. Detroit, 4; Washington, 1. DETROIT, Juuo C Detroit took the first game of the series from Washington Wash-ington today, 1 to 1. Mullln held the visitors to three hits and would not have been scored against except for his wlldncsa In the first Inning. Score. R-. H. E. Washington 1... 1 3 1 Detroit 4 H 1 Hntterles Oray and Street; Hardy, Mullln and Stanago. Philadelphia, 12; Chicago, 2. PHILADELPHIA, June fi. Philadelphia Phila-delphia hit Chicago's' pitchers hrrd today to-day and won 12 to 2. In the second Inning sevnn men faeod Richie and they made five hits, receiving a base on balls and made a sacrifice hit. Score; R. H. E. Chicago 2 G 3 Philadelphia 12 13 3 Baiterlcs Ritchie, Pfeiffer and Needham, Archer, Moore and Moran Cincinnati, 1; Brooklyn, 0. CINCINNATI, Juno 0. Cincinnati slopped Brooklyn's winning streak today to-day by taking a pitchers' battle, 1 to 0. Score: It. H. E. Cincinnati 1C0 Brooklyn o 2 0 Batteries Bowan and MncLean, ncll aud Bergen, Erwln. Now York, 6; St. Louis, 1. NEW YORK, .him 6. New York -defeated St. fmis 5 to 1 today. Math-i Math-i wson held tho visitors to two scratch hits up to the eighth Inning; but In the ninth Bresnahan, batting for Sal-lee, Sal-lee, dnw a pass, reached third on Hlg-sln's Hlg-sln's hit and scored when Rllla forced Hugglus ai second Score: n. h. e. St. Louis z j New York 5 9 1 Batteries Salle and Phelps; Math-ewson Math-ewson and Myers. |