New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14

New.i ORR ....-..-.-...-.-.....- o ! ~
g. ass oa SlIs' 9sis r. r.
en- ha.es@beroit .; New.Yor- D. Total base hits Detroit
bennett TWO base Bennett Phillips Norton Con.
and EwinF ard TserPt11K ana f T
OF game Two hours Jmpre-ter{uson
An interesting .,nmo was PLAYED At Newark between
the Newark and Jersey CITY clubs, which unhIy ended
m draw play being stopped at the ending % tho ninth
inning on account OF darkness. Tho score WAS aS Ioi
lows:
ESwsTt c7. 2
The Alert. Of Seton Hall College defeated the Monitor
club at Manhattan Grounds by the score Oh 10 d
The NrwYork and Detroit clubs play again at the Polo
Grounds to-day
C,>cfxSArI May l3.-Tho metropolitan and Cincinnati
club. played their second together to-day before
600 special The contest resulted IN heavy pat
ting game both pitchers being hit freely Ihe score Is
follows:
Cincinnati, ,;............22 1858 1 SS -ii55
ua.ehits-CncnnatI 10. Metropolitan a. Errors-cincin
nat Metropolitan 7. Phchers-ahalok ana beoahhoh'
Umpire-Mr. Walsh.
PIrrsgunG May "a wellcontested game was played
here to-day between the Pittsburg and Brooklyn mines
Terry pitched In form for the visiting club and his
driding support was almost perfect The score was;
E E, ,S'gn Q O 3
B,sehit--Ptsburg. 7; Brooklyn g. Errors-Pttsburs.
Mr valentine.
sr IorI.. MAY l3-The game between the st. Louis
and baltimore clubs proved easy victory for the
hon nil The local players gAugth lne pitching VI
Burns early In the contest The Eastern nine could not
bat Foutl curves besides maize many fielding er-
rors. The score Is "a follows:
st louis ........ .'........'..:PY u
bre95 soT St Lo" Pte2srs and burns Umpire
Mr. Kelly iity9'''' o ''' ,
IorIsyu1E. May l3.-The game to-day between the
Athletic ard Louisville clubs proved an interesting one,
h home club winning by punching their hits IN tho first
inning Baker pitched with much eject ior lho local
team. The score Is anne&ed'
"
a ts Louisville Athletic. .. Errors Louisville
2r c Conn ell
PnoytpgNcR, May 13-The Providence and st.
Louis League clubs met for the first time to-
day Sweeney, who was blackisted n froVl-
and bis work although good not applaudcd Rad
bonrne's pitching batted with ease by the western
Vaycrs VINO won rather easily toward the close The
score was;
s. LC%is % %
rasehis ST. Louis IL: Providence. 9. Errors 81 LGns
81 Sr rrq Mr. Decker sG ''''"'''
n,sroN. May I3-The Buffalo men, in their game with
M p,ston nine to-day batted Whtnays pitching easily
and won their first championship game or the season.
The visiting players punched their hits In tho third aud
ninth innings. The score Is as I0llOws;
Buffalo. ..9 II
n,sehits-Bunalo. IL, Boston, 8. Errors Buffalo, 81
p1ston j. Pitchers calvin and Whitney Umpire-Mr
Carney.
"a,
,o,av through wretched work In the fold. The
SS9,tcngo club secured nine runs from five hits.
Th" Visiting nine played fine fielding game.
Tho score was as follows:
depha .-.......-.............0 o L
tbieaso .......-..-..............-..O U X
philadelphia Chicago s. Errors-Philadel'
phia TO- hcago /. Ptchers-Day and CiarAson' Umpire
Mr.. Cushmln.
TRENTON, May l3-The Eastern League game to-day
tyccn the Trenton and Lancaster clubs although close
and exciting, merely "comedy OF errors Inc
score was:
Lancaster ..........................2 "
Bhsehits IL Lancaster 10 Errors-Trenton l4i
| Lancaster H.
PRINCETON, May 13 tSpeeiap.-The first College cham-
onship game upon the University grounds was played
bsre this afternoon between the Princeton ana Amherst
| lines In the second inning Amherst took the leau
which they held until the eighth inning when the score
| was tied. The score was:
Princeton ..........'.':..'...: o.
Princeton, IL Amherst, IL. Total base hits
| Princeton. ~ Amherst "
| BISGnAMros, May 13.-About 1000 spectators VII
messed the Interstate game nero to-day between th
Roohester aud Binghamton clubs, which tho homo NM
| won easily by the score OF 10 70 L.