New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10

Philadelphia, Aug. O-The home players should have
odays game hands down. but they got badly rurred
In the seventh inning and permitted the Detroit players
to up unearned and tic the score. The
winning run made in the tenth inning. Andrews
first poor throw by Suclf, went to second on
Cancels tumble OF Deehany grounder and to third on
wild pitch. Farrar White, who stupidity threw
Brouthers and Andrews in. The fielding Of Irwin
and Basan notably sharp and clean and sutc!in de-
spite his played good game at short Tho
IL, follows
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Observation-Disclosures, 8; Detroit, 0. Errors-Phls
IUmplre-Mr. Lynch
Washington Aug 9-The Senators ba;ted tho
ball just hard the Chcagos to-day, and fortunate
bringing their hits together while those Of ,ae visiting
players scattering The notable featurcs Of
gamo wonderful catches by Van .4ieren, but hs
made in the fourth inning THAI gave the
players a In the first inning DuIy's double and
hit by Arson earned and In the fifth inning Ryar
knocked the ball the fence The wasbingtons
the game in the fourth inning. Wmot took first or
Badwins stole scc6nI and scored Myers's single
The latter player to third Days basehit ans
both the plate O'Brien's single, which Van Has
rem allowed pass him. The follows
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ImpIre-Mr Powers
Boston. Aug. Dust ZOOS spectators saw te-aay',
game between the Boston and IndanaeOiis elubA Tas
again to-day rrors oy Buckley
followed W timely hitting. Conwas ~sS Wild
steadiei down and but hits ns3s 1T hiw
the last six innings The game rel1S-ksAs Ter ~
number of double plays there being i.ss s SEVEN.
Higgins the second baseman, showed ~ G.as re
field The followsi
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pire-Mr. Valentine
Cincinnati. Aug. 9.The Baltimore and Cincinnati nfaav
played of postponed game to-day which the Eastern
nine through superior work the bat Kiroy
pitched with his odtme effect and finely supported
! The follows:
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lie sehits-Cincnnau o, Baltimore 10 Errors-Cincin.
nau baltimore g. PiIehers-Mullane and Kilroy' I'm
wllkesbarro Aug 9.-The Jersey City nine did all It's
effective playing in the first innings to-day Tho
home players batted hard in the inning and finally
The follows:
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Jersey ly Fl and
Scranton, Aug. oThe Newark nine did not play with
its usual dash to-day. and beaten rather easily By
the home nine. The score appended
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Boston. Aug. o.-Hlnes and Higgins were signed BY
President Soden this morning play with Boston
baseball club. The directors have notified TO oRourke
and klusman that they will be released the former on
account of unsatisfactory work and habits and the latter
on account of the defect In his arm
Chautauqua, N. Y. Aug "a baseball nine has been
organized here Of college players, charge of A. A.
sags, who has jus. graduated from Yale and was cap
tain OF the Yale club. The have played several
games with local clubs and have defeated them all. one
o. the clubs that they played against being whitewashed
Cleveland August 0.-Tho Cleveland management Is
incensed over the Associations action reducing It's
tarh to 20 cents The local directors say that they
are not allowed to charge so admission to ther
grounds they Will resign from the Association.