New-York tribune., 1884-10-02
METROPOLITANs WINNING At THE BAT.
DEFEAT FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEAIE'
BY THE LOUIsyIILEs-OTHER GAMES.


by THE LOUIsvILLEs-OTHER GAMES.
The ninth and last game but one between
the Metropolitan and Columbus clubs was played at the
Polo Grounds yesterday b'fore about 1900 spectators
The contest was a finely played and the numerous
brilliant mgupuVrcs excited the enthusiasm or the spec
tators 10 the highest pitch band Of music. which is
hereafter to he daily attraction At the games, kept the
ncrmiS between the innings rOm bccOUing nonotO
nous Kcefc pitched i'm fine form only two hits being
scored oil his delivery The Mctropoiitans oubatted
their opponents and won the game hy rally az the bat
IN the seventh inning An error by orr was in trumcn
I'm giving the Columbus nine the only they scored
The score by innings wasas follows:
Metropolitan l
An exciting game played at Washington Park
BROOKLYN yesterday between the Brooklyn and Louis
vile clubs About 500 spectators were present. The
home club held The lead up 10 The cieth inning when
the visiting players gained three runs and won the gam"
The fielding was excellent This was the score ~
innlnes:
nrSGElIHp IGSii IIlIc o 3 90 90
The final game between the metropolitan and Column
bus mines win he played at the Polo Grounds today
The Brooklyn and Louisville mines play again az wash
GAMES 10 NJ rLAYFp TODAY.
Lea ,ilc- Chicago New York at thcago; Detroit vs.
Philadelphia. ~ Detroit Cleveland rs Boston. M clcNc
land Buffalo ~. Providence. nt Buffalo. American As
socin ion~ Metropolitan vs. Columbus, a Polo Grounds
Sow York Brooklyn ~. Louisville, ~ washington patk
more Cincinnati at Baltimore virginia vs. indiana
polii, at Ilchmond Allegheny va st. Louis, ut Allegheny
Buiiuonr. oct AN interesting game waa played
to-day bctwocn the Cincinnati aud baltimore clubs Tho
western club hnttod IN sitrna nnd the hits nt tlo
await The fielding waa good and th" pitching "h''uNo
The scoiu Whai . . .
Cincinnati ....s444s..u..,.asn ~ u " " " " !"
iihi lnurn ........ ........O - - ~ - ~ y
iaao hilsa, inclnanti, Il lallmo,e, I iriqia 90
eihnnti baltimore, = Pitchers Hhallos aud imsllo
Umpire, Mf quinn
HttrAIn, oct l. The nunao aut Providence League
clubs played to-day, the nine fiun hoo Island inoHlng
the game through poor work IN The icd, The score was
Iiutttlu ............-.,...-.--1 u " u " u u
Prov do nee. ..-.............. u u u u u u u - u
Hase hits iunuo, - Providence, :. Lnors-hufalo
Providence - Pitchers Calvin ANA ,ohl'y' TN
Ie-Mr Mclean
ALLEGHENY oct. l.-Thc 81 Louis and Allegheny clubs
played good game oday The home players, by rally
AT the bat In the third innings got IN two which won
them the game. The score was: . y
Allegheny .-...-.............-O u
Base hits-Allcghcny, 7 st. Louis, 7. Errors Ale
ghcny, 81 Louis, |. Pchers-Sulyan and Carutlcrs
Umpirc-Mr. Kelly.
PHILADELPHIA, oct 1.-Thorc was a hard fought battle
with the bats to-day between the Athletic and Toledo
clubs. The Toledo players punched their hits in the sew
To"Jo ''''7 ~ ''' ~e9' o o o q o 2 o %
Athletic. u U u U L " " W
Athletic, l. Pitchcrs-Muliane and Taylor Umpire
Griffith.
CLEVELAND Oct IA one-sided contest took place to-
day between the and Cleveland League mines The
battery was nbont par, the home club losing the
game through fielding errors. Inc score was , q ,o
r0ston :......-.-.-.-..,..i - %
Base hts-Boston. 9; cleveland TO- Errors-Boston
0 Cleveland. Q. Ptchers-Buiiinon and Monatt. I'm
pirc-Mr. Ferguson.
DETROIT, Oct I-Only six innings played in the
League game to-day between the Detroit and fhiladc
pla clubs rain stopping the sport The visiting players
did not make Il hit. The score was y y
Detroit ~
Base hits Detroit, 4; Philadclplia, o. Enors-De
troit. 2 Philadelphia. D. UmpIe-Mr Decker
Rain caused pOstponemcnt of the game at chicago De
| tween the New ork and Chicago League clubs