New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Chicago. Sept 5-Today's game between the Chicago
and Detroit clubs wel-played ono and unusually
Interesting to the eighth inning. The home players
then bat,ed Beatin's delivery freely, and assisted by
Detrolts fielding scored halt dozen runs Tenor
pitched greatly improved form and well supported
The score was as follows
G 6eiso. ''.: 9 Z .. o-'39
Basehlts-Chlc,go II Detro, ErrorsT7Chcago B.
Detroit 9. Ptchers-Tenor and Beatin UmpiIe-Mr
Lynch
Boston. Sept 6-Boston defeated Washington In a
tedious game today notable for the heavy batting OF
the home Whitney batted out Of the box and
In the seventh Inning gave to Shock. who pitched
straight swift ball, and was not hit effectively
Carkson eased up in the seventh saving the visitors
whtewash. Ond allowing them three OF their eight hits
in the last three innings. The score was as follows;
1 RS,iaa a; -. -: 9 ! 6 g g S-iSS
Ba-ehts-Boston Is. Washington 8. Errors-Boston g.
Washington 3. Pitchers-ClarksOn and whitney I'm
pife-Mr Valentine.
Indianapolis Sept. 5.-Thc home clubs victory to-day
due principally to the fine pitching Of Burdick al
though they aided materially by the rather loose
play OF the Pttsburgs Fine outnelding by Maui and
Coleman held the score down Score:
EFq ia.5aF% -: 9 . 9 9 . g
Basehlts-Indannpolis g. Pit,.burg 8; Errors1I Ind
Umpie-Mr Daniels.
Philadelphia, Sept. Sat his request Seward was
put In the box today and succeeded in shutting out the
Cinclnnas without lie kept the visitors down to
TWO safe hits, and but Of their runners reached
third Young weighing pitched fair game for Gin
cnnat, but miseraby supported Fennely being the
principal offender. Catche, by Carpenter Soyey and
Corkhl and BerbaueFs bascrunnlng the features
In seventh inning Keenan, hit with pitched ball
and gave way Bligh The follows:
t al@lsiS '.'...S ] ! 9 ! Q GO
Basehts-Athletic 7. Cincinnati .. Errors-Ahletc
Cincinnati :. rtc,crs-sewaid and weighing. Umpire
MIR. DOeschcr.
Baltimore, Sept 5.-Both Cunningham and Porter
pitched good form today but the former received the
support and the Baltmores close and exciting
game Some sharp and brilliant fielding was done by
shnde Tucker. sommers and Eserday. The Kansas
City generally seemed tired Barley In particular,
was extremely careless. The follows:
R Rs1%o5 CITY .:.....d 9 9 9 9 90
Observation-Disclosures L. Kansas City s. Errors-Balti.
more l. Kansas City D. Pitchers-Cunnngham and Porter.
Umpire-Mr Ganney.
cleveland. Sept 5.-The Louisville nine put crowell,
Clevelands old pitcher in against tho homo nine to-day
Crowels delivery bated every direction and Clcye
land with The score was as follows:
f GSNIsx,Ifs .9 9 Q 3 Q "a
Basehlts-Cevelsnd IA, Louisville o. Errors-Clege-
land T. Louisville g. Pitchers-O Bren and Crowel I'm.
pire-Mr. Ferguson.
Allentown. Sept 5The Jersey City nine defeated the
Aucntowns to-day Landmann pitched IN nne form after
the FIRST inning. The appended
j hiIsSyo ciiy .'.'..s5 9 9 g Ga
CITY 3 Allentown 2" fitchefs"SccE and Landmina
Umpire-Mr Pierce.
At Easton-Easton C, Newark 4.
At scrsn,on-Scianton g. Hazleton 5.
At Albany-Rochester TO- Albany 0.
At SyTacuse-Syracuse s. Troy 3.