New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-06

Huns earned-Provdence New YORK, l. tirst Dase Oy
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base hs-Providenee, a.; New.Yorkt D. Double plays
Ewing cSpao Sasn' Gap W a Tune S s
one hour and fortg.hve minutes
A number OF amateur games were played in this
vicinity yesterday results as follows Bedford, o.
Prospect A. Star, ID; Conmereal, .; Dluhtle'E' II
WILLIAMSBURG Athletic Cub 3 Lencrts, 10; Impertus,
o; Polvtechnic, II Pubic school No II, z; Jasper4
2O Staten Island, > Pastimes II College OF tne 10y
~ New-Y York. q; Active, IL; Chelsea, u CARROLL Zo
Warren. 10.
PRINCETON, ". j., May 5-The freshman mines from
Yale and Princeton colleges played an interesting game
OF baseball here to-day Yale the toss and took the
Held, Mr. Kimba, "a, acting umpire. The visitors
were evidently training than their opponents
The Prncetons were put out IN quick succession. In
the seventh inning the first and only run was
made for the home club BY RoweN, VINO
took first ba4e hif, aud to second aud thrd on
Rowell no ne va scored one run in FIRST nning,
the 20 rtI aud three IN the seventh, making me
the hnisu For Princeton, B,ekham, e. eJ lolds anu
snaw dl The best work, tue ."ter payIng q @ s
Yale played very effectively. The score by innings was
follows:
T r Sccan Q %
NEwHlyES. May "a close game between Yale and
Amherst al II milton Park to-day resulted In victory
for Yale b. score OF 10 l. Amhersts run was maze
ON TIC playing both sides was good On tue
Amherst nine noticeable playing was done by
Hunt Williams and Harris For Yale the best batting
was that OF Lerry. who III the fourth inning, made
home run ami brought IN another His delding
on second wa, also -troug. Chilis. on first made
difficult catch in the fir inning Hopkn, VINO TOOK
tnrd base fot tne drst time covered II credaOy ana
will probably retain the position. Upon the Whole,
Nal,ss' to have improved IN the lds TWO
weeks. The bascIuInng II bet En- The batting AisolS
what better, though II II Irregular auu WIN Oof
tiuue to the weak point Of the nine. Below Is the
score by innings:
Yac........................ oo02 %
Amherst. -............ IL
CHICAGO. May 5.-rhc Detroit to-day defeated the
Chicago Cldb by the following score;
Chicago ...-......-0 %
Delfoit ................l o Is
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Tho Boston again defeated the
Philadelphia pine here to-day, IA fopowsi
P E,i Saelab, ''....0 %
BrFFALo. y. Y. May 5.-The home team here to-day
turned the tables on tho Cleveland nine dong some
heavy batting and playing an almost faultess hedlnS
game The score WAS rs follow'i
E E@Gt'o and O.
tvsSNArt May D. one NJ the best played games o. the
s,asou was played here TO-DAY between the Eclpsc nine
a. Louisville and The Cincinnati team Eleven innings
". r. played. The score wasi
CINCINNATI ...........--.-.....i
PursnuRG May 5.-Thc Metropolitan nine, OF New
York and the Allegheny nine played here today The
seemed to lack disr hne badly and were
"a lis defcAt.d by tho fol- wing score;
Allegheny. ....................O 2-l3
WrtiopoiItan. '..................O o o.
@. UMHu- o. May 5.-The Columbus and ST. Louis
clubs pIayod here to-day with the following result
IT. Lonl. ....,......................~9 d9299 "a