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Show 5. Gam? called at end of seventh Inning on account of rain. . At Indianapolis ' Indlanapolla-St. rani , game postponed on account of rain. ' : t BASEBALL RESULTS f j NATIONAL LEAGUE. Won. Lofct. PC. Chicago 7C 35 .C$5 Pittsburg .67 43 .609 Now York r3 46 .577 Philadelphia 57 63 .503 Cincinnati 56 5$ .491 Brooklyn II 6S .393 St. Louis .4 4 70 .386 , Boston 42 71 .362 AMERICAN LEAGUE, Won. Lost. P.O. Philadelphia 79 U5 .693 Boston 68 IS .586 New York 66 50 .569 Detroit 65 51 .560 Cleveland 50 64 .438 Washington 51 66 .436 Chicago 45 68 .398 St. Louis 35 77 .312 AMERICAN. i St. Louia 1; Boston 2. ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25. Boston won from SL LouIb by hitting Willis when hits were most needed. Mattern was effective except In the ninth. Score. IL H. E. SL Lonis I - Boston ' 2 7 0 Batterio Willis, Harmon and Bre-KnAhivn; Bre-KnAhivn; Mattern and Rarldan. Chicago 6; New York 1. CHICAGO. Aug. 26. Hoffman contributed con-tributed a home run. Zimmerman and Tinker triples and Kllng a single In the third Inning attack on Wilfse today, to-day, the early rally scoring three runs and breaking a one run tte with tho final result that Chicago defeated Nw York 6 to 1. Score R. H. E. Chicago C 11 2 New York 1 3 2 Batteries Cole and Kllng; Wlltse, Crandall and Myers. Pittsburg 4; Brooklyn 3. PITTSBURG. Aug. 25 Pittsburg defeated de-feated Brooklyn In 12 innings today bv Bryne stealing homo with winning ruu. The work of the outfielders out-fielders was a feature, the two loft fielders having 17 put ouis Score R. H. E. Pittsburg 4 11 2 Brooklyn 3 6 1 Batteries-Leifleld. PhlllippI and Gibson; Bell and Bergen. Philadelphia 7; Cincinnati 2. CINCINNATI, Aug. 25 Philadelphia Philadel-phia hit Suggs freely and this combined com-bined with his wlldness allowed them to win an easy victory over Cincinnati. Cincin-nati. Score: R. H. E. Philadelphia 7 9 0 Cincinnati 2 7 0 Batteries Moren and Dooin; Scggs, Benton tnd McLean. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Chicago 4; New York 8. NEW YORK, Aug. 25 Tho New York Americans won their third straight gamo today, defeating Chicago Chi-cago S to 4, Pitcher Hughes allowing the visitors only one scratch hit until the ninth. Score: R. H. E. Chicago 4 6 3 New York 8 5 11 Batteries Lange. Scott and Sullivan; Sulli-van; Hughes and Crlger. Cleveland 4; Boston 7. BOSTON. Aug. 25 Mitchell, Cleveland's Cleve-land's pitcher, went wild in the eighth Inning today and by a batting rally Boston won. Score: R. H. E. Cleveland 4 11 2 Boston 7 7 1 Batteries Mitchell, Harkness and Land; Smith, Wood and Klelnow, Carrlgnn. Washington 2; Detroit 3. WASHINGTON, Aug. 25. A home run by Cobb in the eleventh today enabled Detroit to win over Washington Washing-ton 3 to 2 Score: R. II E. Washington 2 5 2 Detroit 3 11 3 Batteries Groom and Alnf-mith, Works and Casey. C St. Louis 9; Philadelphia 6. rUlLADF.LPHIA. Aug. 25. S. Louis hit the ball hard today ami won. 9 to 6. Murphy, In five tlme3 at h.H made a home run, a trlpple, a double and two singles, a total of 11 bases. Truosdale and Stone distinguished themselves. Score: R, H E. St. Louis 9 16 1 Philadelphia 6 12 3 Llnke, Bailey and Stephens; PlariA", Morgan, Dygert, Atkins and Thomas, Livingston. WESTERN LEAGUE.- At Solux City Sioux City 12, Denver Den-ver 2 (first game). Sioux City ?, Denver 4 (second game). At Ohoma Omaha 3. Wichita 1 (Ur3t gani.e Omaha 7; Wichita (second (sec-ond game ) At Des Moines Des Moines 6: St. Joseph 7 (first camo.l Des Moinc-s 5; ' SL Joseph 7 (second game.) At Lincoln Lincoln 6; Topeka 0, NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. At Tacoma Tacoma 4; Vancouver 6. COAST LEAGUE. At San Francisco Los Aogeles 3; Oakland 2. At. Portland Portland 0; San FTanclsco 3. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Louisville Mllwaukeu 2; Louisville Louis-ville C. At Columbus Columbus 2; Minneapolis Minne-apolis 3. At Toledo Kansas City 4; Toledo |
