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Show Kebscher 2b Nevlns Tesunn ,.,f Dock f Mann cf Good Kafir Jb M. Iwnovan A. Gunn 3b Cos'.ello .Vargctts rf Stewart Sott c;. Bow man and Toll. Little . p. Mwr and Hummel Tho score by innings i Murray n 0 J 0 1 M 0 1-9 Salt Iko 20 0 01011 0 a BASEBALL RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. Club. Won. Iyost. Pet. Philadelphia -r- f,s; New York T.0 .tt M2 Boston 1 34 .fino Detroit i n .r.:D Cleveland 3:, "5 Washington ! Chicago M F.0 .39 St. Louis 23 oo .313 NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. Club Won. Ixist, Pc. Chicago 54 23 CM New York 35 .573 Pittsburg 3 34 .57 U Cincinnati ..4 41 r'lS Philadelphia 39 42 .ISl Ft. Louis 38 47 .447 Brooklyn .34 ".0 .405 Boston 32 '.5 .36$ Chicago Defeats Boston Twice. CHICAGO, July 24. Chicago defeated de-feated Boston twice today, winning the first game 5 to 3 with Overall on the slab and the second 5 to 0. In the 6econd Cole fanned nine Boston players and gave four scattered hits. Peck, KUng aud Stelnfoldt starred wlthlong hits. Scores: First game R. H. E. Chicago 1 1 Boston 3 9 2 Batteries Overall and KUng; Cur-tiss, Cur-tiss, Goode and Graham. Second game R. H. 13. Chicago 5 7 1 BoKon 0 4 1 Batteries Cole and Archer; Ferguson Fer-guson and Rurdln, Smith. New York 4; St. Louis 1. ST. LOUIS, July 24. SL Louis lost to New York today 4 to 1. Amen pitched for the visitors. Sallee remained re-mained In the box until the end of the eighth Inning, when Corridon displaced dis-placed him. Brldwell starred at tho bat, getting two triples and a single. Score: RILE. St. Louis 1 4 2 New York , 4 8 2 Batteries Sallee, Corridon and Bresnahan; Ames and Schlei. Cincinnati 6; Philadelphia 4. CINCINNATI. July 24. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia hero today C to 4. Score: R. H E. Cincinnati 6 6 1 Philadelphia 4 9 5 Batteries Eing, Moore and Doo-In; Doo-In; Burns, Rowan and McLean. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Toledo Firet game Toledo, 0; Kansas City, . Second game Toledo, 11; Kansas City, 2. At Indianapolis Indianapolis, 1; St. Paul. C At Minneapolis First game Minneapolis. Min-neapolis. 0; Louisville, 4. Second game Minneapolis, 6; Louisville, 4. At Columbus Flr6t game Columbus, Colum-bus, 0; Milwaukee. 1. Second game Columbus, 6; Milwaukee. 7. WESTERN LEAGUE. At Omaha Omaha I, Pes Moines 2. At Topeka First game, Topeka 7, St. Joseph 12; second game, Topeka S, St. Joseph 1. At Lincoln Lincoln 7, Sioux City 3 (10 innings). At Wichita First game, Wichita 5. Denver 7 (12 Innings); second game, Wichita 8, Denver 1. AD COAST LEAGUE Morning game Vernon 4, Sacramento Sacra-mento 3; afternoon game, Vernon 2, Si;cramento 3. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. SEATTLE, July 24. Tacoma, 2; Seattle, 0. COAST LEAGUE. SAX FRANCISCO. July 21. Morning Morn-ing game Loa Angeles, 0; Oakland, 2. Afternoon game Los Angeles, 5; Oakland. 0. PORTLAND. Ore.. July 21. San Francisco, 0; Portland, 2. MURRAY WINNER FROM SALT LAKE Utah State League. Won. Lost. P C. Murray 12 .?:.0 Occidentals '.1 7 .,'63 Ogdeni 8 S ,:,oo Salt Lake 3 13 .188 1 Salt Lake, July 23. The average baseball fan who attends a game not to closely follow Its scientific side, but merely for tho sport of seeing some good, fast playing and plenty of h'tting, got his money's worth at the game Sunday afternoon at Walker's Held between Murray and Salt Lake, which resulted in a victory for the former team by a score of 9 to .". Hitting was (he big feature of the i.amo. Murray making fourteen hltx, wlille Salt Lake made ten. Both sides frlueged the ball for all it was worth, although the playing was a lit tie ragged. The fielding, however, v as sharp and snappy. Moner. the Salt Iike pitcher, was hit hard, and in tho s-eventh innnl-: "as removed and Hummel substituted. substi-tuted. After this Murray only made one run and that was not Huminel's fulL The big crowd of fans enjoyed enjoy-ed the game to tho limit. In the seventh inning Klght Fielder Field-er Stewart attempted to catch a higu fiy, aud. loidng hi balance, turned i somersault and fell on his head. This put him down and out and he w-as retired lroni the game. ni3 )n. juries were not serious, j The lineup: I Murray Salt Lake. , Castro ss D. Donovan |