New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
CHICAGO BEATEN AGAIN.
EXCELLENT PLAYING OF THE GIANTs-GAMEs j.
nruvp CiTtTa


CHICAGO, July 3.-The New-YOrk nine
defeated the Chicago Club the great delight OF
large party OF New-Yorkers present The attendance
large, and every good play was greeted with yeis
The champions handled the bat with effect but theif
fielding work was poor The New-York men played a
brilliant game in the feld and also bsited vel. NC
Cormck and Kelly were the battery ior tne nunne
club they received their first defeat OF the season
The score remained tie until the sixth nning. when
the Giants punched afw hits and the nome plsyeIs
bunehel several and the visiting players securcu
threr runs. The score was rs follows;
S SnS gOrt ,..--...........:....2 x
Basehiis-Cmcago 10; NewYork. o. Errors ChicaFo IS
Newly ors, 8. Ptchers-McCormick and Welsh Umpire
Mr. York.
srLoUIs July 3-To.day's game between the ST. Louis
and BROOKLYN clubs was exrenely interesting TO the
Nth inning when the American champions began 10 pst
Hasxins's pitching hard and scored three runs Inc
Brooklyn players could not gauge Foutzs curves. max,
Ing hits ana not single rum Inc gehci~i
fielding play was good Annexed IS the score;
st. sro Ls his O.
Base bits-st LOUIS IL Brooklyn. g. Errorsst LOUIS.
2; BROOKLYN 8. Pitchers-fOutz and has"ins Umpire
Mr Bradley
ST. LOUIS, July "A finely contested and wcll-payed
game witnessed here to-day between the st. LOUIS
and gton League clubs. The playing excellent
throughout and the score was tie unti lne nihth
innings the excitement was intense. The Black Dla
nonds punched their nits and scored the two nee
esssry runs to win the game. The score was Us ap-
pended
~ hGnis ron II
Base h,s-st Louis Il washingto g. Errors-st LOUIS
Washington, Pitchers-BoJle aud Barr Unpire-Mr
Galney.
DETROIT. July 3-The Boston and Detroit League bat
tie to-day contested than the previous games
and WAS by the home club after al interesting
match Both mines batted hard at times, but the De-
troit more fortunate in making them when
hits we're needed. Score:
Ps.FSi, :::S 60 60
Bsse hts-Detrolt II Boston. 10. ErrOrs-De'roIt,
Boston, o. Pitchers Getzein and Raibourne Umpire-Nr
Curry.
Kansas CITY. July S.-The Philadelphia players
characterized today's game with the Cow
boys by terrific batting Weidmann 3
curves were batted all the el The home players
even that badly scattered. The score was;
PalaasPn s S 66-s
Base nits-PhiladoIphia ls kansas city Error,-Pa s.
man. Umpire-Mr Connolly.
LOUISVILLE July Sine Metropolitan ard Louisville
clubs played day, aud although may ruus were
made the contest unusually excitns The IN
dan," TOOK long the early part of the game
"a. T m rns sSt2 lining In the eighth inning the
Me,ropohian players rallied ana forced ihrAh Oy SCOT
Ing nail a dozen runs The score by innings was as
follows:
m Met. y 1Gli''n ......:.:SS o
Base -Metropoltans; Louisville O. Errors Metro.
poilan Louisville iS. rItchers-Susbman anu Ramsey
| nplre Mr.. Valentine
CINUrxSATI jay 3The Cincinnati and Athletic clubs
played here to-day. and the home nine another
victory The Cincinnati players batted kennedy's
pi ching freely first two innings ana the lead
Ia took gave them al easy victory. lie score WA"
Atblerc ........... o o o %
ClnCiAnat ......---...4 4 u u y
Is4se ns-Atlletic. CINCINNATI. IL Errors Athletic ,
Cincinnati. l. Umpire MT Kelly
PirIsBUKG. July IA large crowd witnessed the
battle the bats to-day between the Pttshurg aud
Baltimore ciuhe. The home nine played In wretcncd
form thro ugnout and allowed the Eastern nine to
cas- ~ HanGIboe's ptcnins poor bat his fielding
,tlri&
P1ttsburg ........................0 q o. 3
Baltimore. ..-........--.-..-.--....Z " U A-IS
iase nlts-PtIsburg Baltimore 10. Errors -PJ.sJurk
IA; BaJ more 81 Decentralization and kilroy. Umpire
mr.. Walsh.
The Nassau and Brooklyn amateur clubs played
esng game at Washington Park yesterday. The
and uncertain 10 the end The follows
\ assau ................... U ] o 8 o
Base hits-BrOokyn =. Nassau g. Errors-Prooklvn g.
Nassau liiC ieIs- CLARK and aiming. Umpire-Mr.