New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-31
RAIL GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Providence. MAY 3O.-The NewIolk and
Providence League nues played their second game here
this morning in the presence OF fair crowd OF spectators
The game similar to that VI the previous day the bat
both sides being free and hard Ward pitched Tor
the York nine but his fielding support poor the
visiting nine making twelve damaging fielding errors
Radbourne hatcd for twelve safe hits The Provi-
dcncc men took the lead In the irt INNING scoring hvr
runs and held thatadvauaLc 10 the end. The score by
innings was us follows;
E Efcviss5s. SS2f2SS 20 20
base hts-Ncw-York. II Providence rs. ErToTs-He~
BosToN. May 3O.-Ihe Sew-Nork League club played
here this afternoon before the largest crowd th"t ever
visited baseball game in This city. probably fully 10000
spectators being present. The spectators even en-
croaebcd upon the diamond, and the game had to be
stopped frequently and futile attempts made 70 keep the
crowd back The Ncw-Yorl nine played finely through
out the players apparently feeling their orced ride
form. Will the Ncw-Tork men battcd biz Whitney
easily rhe visiting nine finally amid great excite
only seven innings played the game here this
morning between the Philadelphia ard Boston lnncs.
The home club oapaycd their opponents az every point
and won as fellows;
Philadelphia. .................-0 %
10. - Bos st5a. J. 0''oH ' '-''''
CHICAGO May 3O.-A close and exciting game
played here this morning between the Chicago ard
Detroit mines which the home club by superior work
the bat although they were ouclded by then oppOn
ents. The score was a follows:
Detroit Detroit --..-..~-.--........ 40
Bsse hiis-Detroit 10 Chicago To- Errors-Detro 4 chi
casOl4
In the afternoon the same clubs played and the
Detroit. won rather easy ontiaying ther opgonenls
G nai9a, --.-.--.....'.-'..-..-- %
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PROVIDENCE, May 3O-The Providence and Philade-
pha clubs played here this afternoon and the homo club
it, victory OF day. The visiting players
lilpl
MP errors al an alarming rate. The score was:
F FGiaGePsi1 -. 30 90
Base hits Providence IL Philadelphia T. Errors-Prov-
GenCe4 Philadelphia T.
CLEVELAND, May 30.-The Cleveland ard Buffalo mines
played before large audience mere this morning, the
visiting club winning by superior work at the bat. qhe
score follows:
G GsTesnd. ......,............2 1881 %
Basehus-tleyeands Buffalo u. Cleveland II;
Buffalo 10
The game in the afternoon between the same clubs was
better played Than IN the morning and was finally by
the home club, a. fOilOws
Cleveland. 3 O-7
Base hts-Ceveland 10. Buffalo 8; errOr-Cleyeand L.
Buffalo 3.
TRENTON. May 3O-The game in this city to-day be- |
tween tie Trenton and Harrisburg clubs resulted In a
victory for the former by OF IL TO g. The Harris
burg club became dcmoralized early the game and
their opponents fairly played with them aferwaTd. The
score by innings was as follows:
Harrisburg nTG4lSS ...:..:...:SS i-5
Base htsTrcnOn 10, Harrisburg Z; eIrOrs-IientOn
Z, Harrisburg earned rlIns-IrentOn 3, Harrisburg l.
ITHACA, May 3O.-The baseball club Of Syracuse Uni
yerslty measured bats with the Cornell University nine
this Afternoon and defeated by the by score
Of IL to Is. The game characterized by very bad
playing ON both sides. Following is the score
Cornell .........................4 o Is o KS
syracuse .....-...............-.4 u o 1-l5 |
The other games resulted As follows:
liz elphia-MOrnnG: louisville :, Athletic 9.
Afternoon Athletic II. Louisville ..
la Piitsburg- Morning: Allegheny :, Toledo ). After
lOOn Allegheny ], Toledo i:
I'm MISUNDERSTANDING: Washington 10, Columbus 1.
Afternoon: Cincinnati q, Washington ,.
In Baltimore Baltimore 10, Columbus 3.