New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-18

PROBABLE ACTION OF TrIR LEAGUE MEETING TO-
DAY.
An interesting game Of baseball was played
AT washington PARK. Brooklyn, yesterday between the
Brooklyn and aucasorclaDs The home nine outpiayed
their opponents at every point aud Won easily Moch
the visiting first baseHan, wrencbed his ankle in the
N I'd inning and forced TO retire. Porter pitched
with effect for tho home club, while the delivery or
smith and wozc bItted all over the field BY thc
Brooklyn players. Tho score "aS
grsSlyn .S III
Runs earned BrooElyn & Lancaster l. Base on balls
sruc& out-lr)0kyn. o; Lancaster T.; DoIbc play
NSramaiaB , WIZ ptclo,~WeIoil .. Passed balls
Tolori D. Umpre-cOnne!ly. Time Of game hour and
minutes.
The New.York League and Bridgeport clubs played
their second game the Polo Grounds In the presence Of
ihsr OPPONENTS. but won easily by This score:
Ssy s..S,4, .i o-S
poss hts -NewYork. IA; Bridgeport, 10. Errors-New
YorE . bridgeport Is. PitoheIs-Dorsan and Conley.
umpire Mr.. Quinn
An e,citing game was played In Newark between the
MetropoHfan aud Newark clubs The home players
bated Becannons delivery freely and itappenreat one
tIc as n the American Association champions would
",,,r Ia the local cmb Tie Metropolitan players by
punching their hits at opportune moments finally "on
thus:
SSs;Ssssiian Of
Rassdts. Newark u. MctropOl!an II eTrsrs SeEaTs
Metropolitan TO- snTnra run, Te% f o. aSs o Sa
NeSark . Metropolitan .. Umpire Mr.. Wesley.
The Brooklyn and Yale College clubs play Mt washing
ton Park to-day and the New ork ana Mammalian 20"
iese play at the Polo Grounds Tho metropolitan
tam ourns the championship season with the Athletic
''I" me s of the National Baseball League will be
held al the Fifth Avenue Hotel TINS morning TO give
mai hearing to tho blacklsted players. WollknOwn
baseball lzen said last night that Dunlap Schailer
and Swccny would undoubtedly Dc relnstated others
honght that not only would be restored to
membe rship. but that Glasscock, Mccormick, Brody
e and one or two others would he taken back. vita
be.c meU Lucas's 81 Louis Club will be formidable OPP
nonepts for my OF the other League clubs President
Young viii represent several OF the League directors by
proxy aud 1t IL bIiey possible that PRESIDENT Dung
and Me.srs Sodcn and Day will DO tho only delegates
Prbe metropolitan club yesterday received immense
nag as the pennant they won In the American Asso-
riatiOn cham ponship race last season.
PHILADELPHIA, April lone OF the most exciting
games Of the series between tho Athletic ana Ihila-
dciphia clubs was played here to-day before large
crowd Tho Athletic players were again successful the
local League Climb losing the contest through poor work
in the field. The score by innings was as follows:
Athletic -. .........-..........--.. -
Base ITS Athletic. Ph!adc pha T. Errors Athletic,
b, Philadelphia -
TRENTON y. j., April I'm the game hero to-day be-
tween the Providence champions and the Trenton club,
he raguc nine led In both batting and fielding, yet
forced to lower their colOrs TO an inferior nine. The
scDre was as iollO"s'
Trenton .................... fSd9iSS %
ESte It's Trenton Proyideuee 10. Trenton
o Providence. T.
gAlrlMoRE, April 1.-THE Gamo to-day resulted as
follows:
baltimore ..,............,.:.:.. sSqSS2 S-s
BASE nits-i,aimore, lOi Boston 10. Errors-Balti.
more 81 Boston, 4
wAsHINGroS, April II tSpeeaD.-The game of the Ma
toua and Buffalo Clubs to-day won by the former
by u score VI o to 3.