New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
GAMES II OTuER CITIES.

CuIcvGo, June 1O.-To- days game between
the Chicago and St Louis mines proved easy victory
ayers batting his delivery FOX eighteen single hits
The score AS follows:
Snii@ gg,; d : Q 81
Base hits-Chicago st. Louis 5. irrors- hicago .
- Louis. :. Fiichers-CaTkson ana b"Hy' Oup3c-n''
Bosroy. June 1o-An exciting game was played here
to-day between the Boston and Philadelphia clubs.
Ferguson pitched with telling elect Throughout lie
score was;
r. .sS g
Base hits Philadelphia Z; BotJn. ;. Euor, PhA;dc
phia. Boston. 5 Pitchers Ferguson and whitney Cm
pre Nj. Cushulan
Buffalo. June 1O.-The game to-day between the
Buffalo and Detroit niaes resulted ia victory FOR the
home club through superior work al the bat The score
I;1 U o
Base hts-Bunalo. 49, Detroit TO- TrTorsL Buffalo 10
ney
BALTIMORE June lO.-Heavy batting the game
briliiani 6edinc game but could gauge The curves
OF Henderson, Smith did brilliant work IN the Held
while made hit every time lac went to tie bat
The score Is annexed:
P "a, ,Esgs 5 $50 &c
Ba,e hts Baltimore Il Pittsburg, g. Errors Baltimore.
4 Ptsbqrg Pitchers Henderson and NOTES Umpire
PHILADELPHIA June 1O.-The Athletic team outplayed
the Iouisyies at every point to-day. Following is the
score:
Athletic 4dI title 3 @ S-ls
Base hts--Athleto 10 Loui8vle Errors Athletic, =
co oni1ai,''' % '''N''''
LANCASTER, juno 1o.-The homo club outbatted the
Jersey City club, and won as follows:
Jersey CITY. ....---.-------'-. "a Q o.
Base nts Jersey cry, To- Lancaster O. Errors-Jersey
11snysroS, June 1O.-The Nationals won an easy
victory from the Wilmington nine to-day by the follow
ing score:
T SiIlsGa 4ica ...:::.S 1888 g
/ WilmingtOn Z.
TErNIoN, june lO-The Newark club made short work
Of the Trentons. winning as follows:
Newark .......-...---.........1 30 3 81
Baso hits-Ncwsrk Iii Trenton, 3. Lrsors Newark 81
Trenton, H.
LADIES ENJOY THE NASSAU CLUB REGATTA
The Nassau Boat Club gave its eighteenth
annual spring regatta and ladies reception the Har
lem River Yesterday. The programme included five
races nearly all OF which closely contested. The
steamboat Rosa which was crowded with the lady
friends Of members of the clnb and their escorts fol
regular mile course Of the Harlem Regatta
AssGea ZION nd for aSroa sr, wsn y - Of e
from point just above tie Madison Avenue Bldge 10
The first race was for the Oerich Cup. fouroared
shells competing. The senior crew consisted OF H. o;
IN The innors boat were T. vimar, j. Holt Gates. X.
BadeeIey and f. = schlesneer The seniors took the
the start ana HtO nthfI1 u tno lh'g
had stecred into the juniors water however ana
the latter putting squirt overlook and toued them,
hole the bottom Of their she'll The race was
given to the juniors and the seniors had to abandon
their boat.
Ia the challenge for the Myers cup i. G.. Nc
DOugall started of with the lead, but W. &. Is. Kemp
slowly oversued him and passed the winning post first
by "A quarter length in . minutes 40 seconds.
There were five entries tor the BrOOkheld handicap
prizes in single souls fhe run handily by j..
p Johnson tne heavy weight OF the CLUB, VINO had >
seconds start in minutes 14l4 seconds. Frank Keek
with o seconds came in second. Fred Nimar caught
crab inst Az he started His boat returned and be had TO
swim ashore j. Holt Gates ana A. l.. COIaI WHO
started scratch were not IN The race AZ all.
C. Badgeoy and r. o. Morse the only starters Tor Inc
Myers cup, rowed the course with their double
scull shells with the singles.
Two strong eights rowed in the last race for eight
cared shells. They J. Holt Gates Arthur Duane
A. T. COlfaN W. g. j. Kemp W. G.. schuyler IL. -. WIN
throp, r.. ID. Appleton, Charles Badgcley. stroke aud
T. r. johnson, co1swan, In Que boat and in the other
Fred Vilmar r. Badgeley, H. :. 5elesinger, T. g. dc
Dougall A. y. Gould, X. o. Morse, James wis r. W.
Page. stroke and W. X. Foster cOxswain. JOhnsOn's
crew were beaten BY half length. The winning
went the q mile in 4:22A.