New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01
CANES IN OTHER CITIES

PHILADELPHIA June 3O-Thc popularity of twenty-five
cent baseball IN this city demonstrated this afternoon
when over II coo people crowded into Philadelphia Park
At nfy-cent rate, not than one-thrd that NUMBER
would have been present Bullnton pitched great
game for home club but one hit being made oil MS
delivery only three Bostonlans reached FIRST ana ohy
got any further Bastian's fielding was superb ah
through, the eighth he eXcelled himself Dy Drill
liant catch Of a line fly from Morrills bat The score
follows: -
P PSiiss.,cnia 49,: 9 . . . 9 Q g 80
Decentralization l. Philadelphia s. Errors-Doston
g. Phladc pha l. Pitchers-Madden and Bufinton. I'M
plre-Mr. Daniels. ~
Ind.anardis jrae 9c-The Detroit ana indianapolis
clubs Played heavy batting to-day which resulted
in a victory for the home GLIB Gczen- pitehed win
little effect and batted freely In conse
oucnce Errors were numerous but so were brilliant
plays The was as follows:
I%Gsasao ii ] g g aa--1s
Observation-Disclosures ., indianapolis H. Errors-Detroit
6, indianapolis q. Ptchers-Getzein and Boyle I'M
pre-Mr. Lynch.
PIusburc. June 3o-The home club put saley. It's
pitcher against the Chicago baers and the debut OF the
young man success in every way. The home club
gagged the delivery Van Haltren and batted out
victory by the following score:
f G;1, 3ia,s . 9 I g Z 60
Baehus-Chicago, 6: Plttsburs, II. ErTors-Chicaso'
.: PittsburG. 3. Ptchers-Van Hatren AMI staey' Un
plre-Mr. Valentine.
Louisville June 30.-Today's game was a finely con-
tested one throughout and resulted In victory for the
Brooklyn nine only after teninnng battle. Ewihs te
late pitcher OF Memphis club. played his first game
with the local club aad did good work. Had he been
supported well Caruhcrs the result would have
been different. The score was as annexed;
h h5SGEyp -::: :::::::: %
Baschits-Brooklyn o, Louisville s. Errors-Brooklyn
. Louisville G. Pltchers-Csruthers and Ewing Umpire
Mr.. DOescher.
St Louis June 30.-Thc St. Louis club outbatted the
Cleveland nine today and won It's fourth consecutive
victory from Ohio. The Cleveland nine played slenddy
in the field, could not gauge Devn's delivery Tho
score appended:
s. Louis O. O.
Basehlts-Ceyeland o st. Louis s Errors-Ccveland
o St. Louis g. Pltchcrs-Bakely and Dcylin. Umpire
Mr.. Gafney. )
Cincinnati, June Bottle Cincinnati and Baltimore
clubs played again to-day Errors in the field prevented
the Maryanders winning the game. The score was
as follows
r rSloimS'e .::: . ! 9 9 9 "a
Observation-Disclosures. 4; Cincinnati. o Errors-Balti-
more 6 Cincinnati, . Pitchers-J Smith and E. Smith
UmpIe-Mr. serad.
Kansas City June 3o.-The Athletics outplayed the
HON, club at every point today and won with ease as
follows:
k Anle'e civ ;': -: g Q 9 %
Observation-Disclosures 1G; Kansas City 3. Erors-Ath-
lcc l City, 5. Pitchers-Matumore and Pagan
Umpro-Mr. Ferguson.
Wnkesbarre, June 30.-Superior batting and fielding
enabled the club win an easy victory from the
WIkesbarre nine to-day follows:
W NfTssf ...: Q 3 Q 9 GG-5s
Blsehits-Newarx 13. Wllkesblrre 7. Errors-Newark
o Wlkcsbarre 4. PItclers-Baker and Ryan. Umpire
Mr. Holland.
Scranton June so-Jcrsey City won to-day's contest
after well-payed game as follows;
Scranton ssGssg city :: 9 g 9 81
Basehlts jersey City G, Scranton B. Errors-Jeisey
CITY l. Scranton .. Pltchers-Daily and Buikett Um-
pire-Mr. Pierce.
Other games resulted as follows:
Al Pamrapo-Pamrapo a. c. 10. Dlar ,nds !.
At Bayonne-Gcndalc s, BayOnne A. e. B.
At Bergen Pont-New-Jersey A. c. Reserves O. Son.
mers A.