New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-02
THE GIANTS BEATEN IN CHICAGO.
A GAME FULL OF ERRORS ON BOTH SIDES.
EWING FORCED TO RETIRE-MCoRMTcKs FINE
PrTCHING-GAMEs IN OTHER CITIES.

not model ono by any MEANS the plumbers being
both sides Ewing was injured In the sec
ond Inning and forced retire from behind the ba
o Roarke taking his place Mccormick and Kelly. the
winning battery for the champions did good work.
Mccormick far has not lost game this season and II
he continues to do well he Is at present It will be
some time before he does lose one The New-Yorkers
made only half dozen hits TO- day ana they were ali IN
early OF the They held tho lead for one
inning, but the champions rallied IN the sixth inning
scored four The score by innings was as FOL
S Ssw York ............:.:. ..S
Base hits-New.York 6; CHICAGO H. Errors New orS,
3: Chclgo. Pitchers-weich ami MCCORMICK Umpire
Mr. YORK.
St. LOUIS. July 1.-The Metropolitan apd St Louis
climbs played to-day and champions their fourth
consecutive victory with Lynch pitched with little
effect while did finely The score vas as APP
pended;
s. N: Loul, SO 9-s
Base hits IA Metropolitan trrors-st Louis,
q Metropolitan. Ptchers-Carutners ana Lynch Umpire
MI WEIGH
DETROIT July The Boston club played in surpris
ingly fine form to-day and defeated the Detroit nine
with ease The home players could not hit Radbournes
curves the Boston players hit the pitching OF Get
zrn freely. The home nine was 9u.payeu az eso n
point and after the opening inning dli not score run
score:
p Dsr,sa 5 pSGSSS III III
Base hits Detroit o Boston. 49, Errors-Detroit, IL
Curry.
KANSAS CITY July 1.-The game to-day between the
Phiadel pha and CITY clubs resulted In an easy
victory for tho visiting players The Cowboys mar
rowIy escaped whitewash" Casey pitched with fine
effect. The score was;
E R,na,. b 3 SSs
aiepnIa kansas city u pHchers-CAsey and "sid'
Unplre-Mr Fergus n
Ct LOUIS July l.-rhe Washington and ST. Louis
League clubs played to-day AMI the homo nine won
easily Barr did not pitch as well as usual, the homo
players batting his curves freely The score was as To-
! lows:
y. idnft S-ls
n ESsS s. oais Bar aud Boyle Umpire
MIR Gaincy.
PlrrsBuRG July Ito days between the Pitts
burg ana Athletic CLUBS was hard fought one through
out Tue Eastern outbatcd the no players and
won as follows:
IlIts9ars. 9 J %
Base hits Ptsburg 81 't1letc, = Errors Pltts6arE
Mr. Kelly.
ClNclNSArG July 1.-The Cincinnati nine ag.iu de-
fested the Baltimore to-day. The visiting players
rallied In the last inning and scored five runs. bat the
squirt came too late The score was as follows;
q e,Is1%o,s ...S -
Base Baltimore 9 Cincinnati. D. Lrrors-Bau nore'
| l; CINCINNATI.
LoulsylLLE July 1.-The Brooklyn and Louisville
mines played again to-day AMI the home nine won
Terry pitched with little effect. the home players Ill TX
lug twenty hits. Score:
Brooklyn .............-..--....-.-o u :
Base Louisville 20; Brooklyn s. ErrorsI ousvlle,
| :; BrooSivn. = Ptchers-hecAer and Terry Imoiro-
Mr. Bradley.
The Cuban Giants and Flushing clubs will play at
the Polo Grounds this afternoon game OF baseball
wa, played at Washington Park. Brooklyn. yesterday
bclwtrn The Nassau and staten Island cricket cuns.
The Nassau nine played IN good form and won the match
| by the score OF IL t0o
TRIP OF THE NETWORK LACROSSE CLUB
TO START TO-DAY FOR 81. PAUL - GAMES IN
CANADA.
! The New-YOrk Lacrosse Clubs team VIII
leave here this evening Tor ST Paul, MIMI. there TO
| meet the champion lacrosse players OF tho United
states and endeavor from them ant bring El't
tie mucn.coystcd ute ii Also tho Weschesrr Polo
cup which goes with the cn' np,osp -" i in' ,ae
IT. Paul VIII take Piace on Monlsy. aIter wnIcn .ne
NewYork team viii take "A Trip throifn Can 49,, pay
ing at Toronto on Juy 4 Ottawa on July o. an meet
| ing the Champion. o. Canada at Montreal on July ~
That The New Yorks Will win the Untet states cham
p0nship not Altogether certain "ut orN nsVsr
! had "A better STRONGER Lacrosse team tnan AT
payed mi. season. ad by its winning the Oerchs cup
has practically gained supremacy over an Tue nn'',
clubs The cnns record for the PRESENT season up 10
GATE follows:
vs. y N University 4 2s' u"o s.S Ss, 20 TIM
NAY NAY ) S SsxY t S5 Sa'
Ns Pnpceion coIele May'2l New YORK 80! ! noar
v, room S0'o. " june june = Nesioe toe. IL
va sfs rd sir BiiaSe June % NesYork stol Ia lis
The s.. Paul AMI C.n.tt COMPRESS all the
best players OF tne CLUB as Will DO seen rom tue ioo"
| ing list
Goal whes ,.d
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First defence held oise ir
| Second defence ned. - -.
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- OeIchs Cup tournament.