Base Ball Attractions

Chicago, Aug. 2. - The result of the League base ball playing yesterday was as followsAt New York - New York 5, Washington 4 at D-itroit- Detroit I, Indianapolis 4; atChicage - Chicago 4, Pittsburg 6 - twelve iunings ; at Boston - Boston 2, Philadelphia 4. Chicago, Aug. 3. - The Anson aggregation played good enough ball yesterday to break the monotony of the past week or two and win a game. Borchers pitched. T.he league scores were: At Boston - Boston 3, New York 7; atDetroit- Detroit h, Pittsburg f; at Chicago - Chicago 4, Indianapolis 3 - seven innings, rain; at Washington - Washington 2, Philadelphia 0. Chicago, Aug. 4.- The Indianapolis club carne over yesterday to play a series with Anson's nine and met defeat, the city papers giving the credit thereof to William Hains, of Da venport, Ia. , who is a ne w pitcher signed early this week. He pitched "good ball" undoubtedly and appears to be aii acquisitiou. League base ball scores yesterday were: At Boston - Boston 6, New York 9; at Chicago- Chicago 5, Indiauapolis 4; at Washington - Washington 2, Philadelphia 3. The Detroit-PitUburg game was called in the fifth inning owing to rain, the score being 3 to 1 in favor of Detroit. Chicago, July 30 - The records of the difereuc nines stand as follows: Per Leacue. Played. Won. Lost. cent. New Tork o 52 2% .650 Chicago 80 48 32 .600 Detroit 79 47 32 .595 Philadelphia 7;t 39 40 .493 Boston 82 37 45 .401 Pittsburg 74 33 41 .446 Indianapolia 71 31 47 .392 Washington 79 29 50 .367 AmerPer Per icïin. Won. Lost. cent. Western.Won. Lost. ceut. Bt. Louis. ..53 26 .671 St. Paul.... 43 2(5 .623 Brooklyn.. 52 31 .(32(5 DesMoines.4o 25 .616 Athletic... 41) 30 .620 Omaha 3fl 27 .590 Clncinnatl..49 31 .61 2 Stoux City. . 1 3 14 .481 Baltlmore..37 45 .451 Kans'sCity.32 34 .451 Cleveland. .31 49 .887 ChicaKO 31 Sé .449 Louisville...:to 52 .365 Milwaukee.32 40 .444 Kans'sCity.23 55 94IMlnne'p'lls.26 43 .476 Saturday's league games gave che íollowing scores: At Boston - New York 12. Boston 3; at Detroit - Detroit 3, Pittsburg 5; at Washington- Washington 0, Philadelphia 7; at Chicago - Chicago 7, Indianapolis 3. Chicago, Aug. 7. - Rain stopped the League games at Boston and Philadelphia yesterday, the home club at thj latter place laving 2 runs to Chicago 1 in the second inning. The other scores were : At New New York - Indianapolis 2, New Yo k 3 ; at Washington City- Detroit 3, Washington 5. Chicago, Aug. 8. - National league base rail games ytsterday gave the following scores: At Philadelphia - Philadelphia' 0, Chicago 5; at New York - New York 0, Indianapolis 4; at Washington - Washington 10, Detroit G; at Boston- Boston 0, Pittsburg 1.