New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22

Runs olrncd-Providence, o. Now YORK o. First base on
donco a NcwYoik l.. struck out-Proyide1ce Te t1H
base tsines Double pays-Gonno and M na ioSy
inues. Umpire-Mr Mclean.
The Boston and NcwYork mines will play az the Polo
Grounds to-day. The 9TH Regiment Band will give music
The game at Metropolitan Park between the MetFono
and Washington mines will begin At 1870 p M instead
Of at Z. wech viii pitch for the homo club and the
Anoher MEETING Of the National Guard Baseball League
was he'd Yesterday but little business of Importance was
transacted. The games will he played al Washington
Park, Brooklyn. The final meeting viii be held on Mon
The Brooklyn ana Jasper mines played poorly con
tested game az Washington PARK Brooklyn, yesternay,
The rOOkyn nine had everything their own way ana
won IA follows
brooklyn. .-.............-........0 10 0p-25
ro5n 22 Ja.grr Il IN = has Jas,
PHILADELPHIA May 21.-Tne Boston and Philadelphia
mines played their second game hero to-day The attend
was large and the game interesting and well played The
BOsons through superior batting The score was as
follows:
EI ,s!tSh 9 %
Baso PHILADELPHIA ); Bostol o Errors-Phiadei-
PaclcIs~, oeulau and Burlington. UmpiroMr Burns.
BUFFALO, May 2l.-The game here to-day resulted IN
an easy victory for the home club The Deros felded
poorly. Both Calvin and Wedman Datted freely.
The score was as follows:
B Bga99 2P-ls
Basent.-Buaalo y Detroit, 70. Errors; BuaaO -
P Paa cou Il f'' s'-'1'iH ana "''a"1n np0-"'
CLEVELAND May 21.The hardest fought battle Of the
year occurred here today in the game between the
Cleveland and Chicago mines. The batting was weak,
only total OF base hits being made during the game.
The score by innings is suboinot:
Cleveland. ................. . 0 0 0 %
Chicago .................... o 0 Oh
Base hits lcveand l. Chicago g. Err1rs-Ci eyelaud
;; Chicago /. Ptcheis-McCOrmick and CoreOr an I'm
pirt--Mr Decker
PRINCETON, May 21.-The Princeton College nine was
defeated here this afternoon by the Allegheny nine Of the
Eastern League. Tho home club played with an ex
change pitcher MOat being sick Up to the sixth inning
the Princeton worked with great credit But at this
overthrow second by DckeT the pitcher and
nu III cenre-hed their opponents four runs The
score was as fOllOWs
Allegheny. ................. o l o %
Princeton .................. o y y o O-3
Base hits-Aegheny 3; Princeton g. ErOrs-Alis
gheny 2 Princeton 10.
The Harvard and Princeton clubs Will play here on
Saturday and Monday.
TRENTON, May 21.The Trenton club defeated the Do
nestics OF Newark in hard fought game ia this city to-
day II the third victory the Irentons have Won
from the same club this week and places the Trenton
nine with the highest III the Eastern League cham
piOnship record. The score as follows:
domestic. ...........:...:. o o 2-3
Base hits Trenton 3, Domestic 3; ErrOrs-TrentOn 8,
Domestic 4.
EAsrOS, Penn, May 21.-rhe Lafayette College nine
defeated the players from the University OF Psnnsyl
yana to-day, By a score OF 10 70 /.
Games were also played Yesterday "a follows In AL
tOona-NatiOual Ia, Altoona 3.
In TOledO-St. Louis 4, Toledo !.
In observation-disclosures D, Brown L.