New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03
BASEBALL GAMES.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-Thc Metropolitan
baseball nine Of NewYork visited this city to-day and
played the third game OF the second series with the
Philadelphia nine. The Philadelphia nine yictori-
ous winning by the score of 10 |. The making Will
lam Barnie Brooklyn manager OF the Philadelphia
has had a very good effect and The team is now playing
as well as the majority Of the League clubs. The home
team went the bat and in the first inning, the
game in Ncw-York the day before, the lead and
there won game. The first to the bat. J. Man
Brady right shOr-top that should have been stopped
bnt was allowed pass. Manning got to third base
Lewis ont at first base. Iathram had awhile
got TO third base and scored the second run McCel
lan's hit. Moynahan however, went out and Mcclellan
was left on the base. Neither nine scored again until
the third inning when Iathram led off with splendid
two-baser the third on Lewiss ont, and scored
on passed ball by Capp In The fourhinning each nine
made a blank. In the NTH Manning made clean three
base hit and sent home, making the fourth run by
Lewiss single hit For the rest OF the game the Phila
pav of the Nets" The Metropotans made their only
run IN their seventh inning, when Hanknson, who did
most OF the hitting for the visitors made IA safe hit and
stealing second scored the run Manses twObase
hit The batting was not heavy, but the ncldng play OF
both teams was fine better heding seldom being seen
here Hanluuson led AT the bat for the Mcrropo-
ians, making three of the six hits made. Brady,
CaPP ana MsnselI "a, als2 made made , hits Manning
n remarkable running catch and was loudly applauded
for several mnules, Nelson CapP Reilly and Ester,
and Mcclellan carried on the hcding honors for the
Pbiladelphi team. About 1000 people witnessed the
game The adjacent housetops were crowded with PEG
Die who had paid houseOwners 10 cents per head
witness the game from these elevated positions The
Metropolitans will remain here until Tuesday, playing
the Pniladephiae again on Monday afternoon. Tle
score by innings OF the game was as follows:
MetTopoiiIan. ................ o o 0 0 / 0 Of
RIMS earned-Philaielplia !. Metropolitan l. base
by errors Philadelphia /, Metropolitan .. Total left
bases madcph Metropolitan =. Total base hitsPhll-
adepha ~ metropolitan Struck Out-Phliadeiphia
Metropolitan !. Cmprs-Mr. Curry. Time Of game
One hour and forty egh minutes. Wild pitches
derson l. Passed balls-Clapp Reilly !.
Only two League Games were played Yesterday The
home teams were defeated In both instances good
game was PLAYED at Buffalo between the Providence and
Buffalo teams, The score by innings was a. follows;
Buffalo. .....--....-.-.-.. ---.---. q p-l
Providence .........-........ o q % q o IL
Base hts-BufalO, Providence T. Errors, Buffalo, 3
Providence. g. Umpire, Nj Mclean
The Chicago team were again defeated by the Boston
npo al Chicago yesterday, The visitors Outpayed the
champions both In the field and at the bat, and by
the following score:
Chicago .......................... %
Boston ..-..-..... 10000. .--...-- ! O-7
Base Mts-Chcago. 7 Boston, II. Errors Chicago Il
Boston. 3. Umpire, Mr Reid
The game az Detroit between the Troy and Detroit
mines had to lie postponed on account OF the bad cond
tiOm of the grounds.
The contest at Cleveland which to have been
between Worcester aud Cleveland. was postponed
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