New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20
c.,trc IN n1,IIER CITIES.

Detroit July l9-The champions were unable 70 90 any
thing with Chlcagos efthanded pitcher To-Day until '
last inning and then, by stupid piece oil tase-runs
,breU away their chances Clnpau lea on WIN uouoic
40, ,s at,,rccd base on a passed ball Ilanlon baited
ny to short lett and trying to score on IL Canpau
was thrown the plate. Two singles uouo'e' anu
another single followed in succession and three runs OF one
less than enough to the game. was the result Inc
score: q
I ps95sls .....:2 9 9 9 2 9 Ss
Basehits-Detro.t :; Chicago, o. Errors-De'ro", :
c,tDaro q pltchers-Getzcin and Van HaltFen. Cm-
pirc-Mr. Kelly. - A..
Warrington Julv 1o-Thc game here to-day between the
WASHINGTON and Boston clubs was played IN u''@Ns
rain The home nine played faultes' he'u'"s gam
hacke1 Nm DAYS great pitching in such an eHe0'''o
manner that the visitors failed 10 get man oeyohu oHu
base. Carkson also pitched an eNceAeh' gam a..
was presented with handsome DIAMOND i'ns III "' MS"
inning. The score was as follows:
& Rgs.SSR ...:.S 9 9 9 Q 7 Q 81
Ba>ehlts-Boston, 3; Washington, g. Errprs-Bostoh'
?: Washington, 0. PI;chers-CIafAhoh anu v D''' -"
plre-Mr Valentine.
philadelphia July 1e.-Blar the young pitcher whom
the Athletics had In training all this season was IN
the box for home club to-day, and while not h''
hard was trile Wild In the eighth inning ne sent
two men to base balls and made Wild pitch which,
with wild throw by Roblnson gave the visitors tho
winning lun. The score was as appended;
R s9SiS9is 9 g 9 9 . "a
Observation-Disclosures, 8; Athletic. s. Errors-Balu-
MORE 4; Athletic L. Professionalism and Blair
Umpire-Mr. McQuade.
Indianapolis, July 1o-The Pi'tsours and indianapolis
clubs played vel.con,ested game here today which
the Ptsburg nine through good batting early In
the contest. The score was as follows:
E IasisSapsl,, 3 Q 9 9 2 9 GO
MISUNDERSTANDING, 10; Indianapolis g Errors,
Pt,sburg. 3; indianapolis. 3. PItchcrs-Boyle and
staley Umpirc-Mr. Lynch.
St. Louis. July 1e-The st. Louis and Kansas City
clubs played two games to-day, each nine capturing
victory Heavy batting ST. Louis the first game.
The follows:
s. ganf rsu cry 9 g 9 J g 9 &c
Kansas City, G; St. Louis 3. Pitchers-Sullivan and
Deyn. UmpireMr. Goldsmith
The second game was splcndidy contested one the
Kansas City players tunchIs their hits in the fifth
inning and winning follows:
E "a Tsa city ..'...S 9 9 9 9 9 g
Baschits-Kansas City s. St Louis 4. Errors-Kansas
City O. Louis /. Pchers-Porter and Hudson.
Umpire-Mr Goldsmith.
Cleveland, July l9-The Brooklyn club was beaten Tor
the third time by the Cleveland team to-day. The
Brooklyn played too poorly to make the game inter
csng The as subJoined
G GSootgn 80: 9 8 9 ] 9 2 2--ss
Ba.ehits-Brooklyn s, Cleveland L. Errors-Brook
lyn 6. Cleveland 0. Pitchers-Mays and O'B.ien. UNI
pre-Mr. Doescher
Cincinnati July l9-Thc Louisville club game
from Cincinnati club to-day, after wclplayed con-
test The home players could not gauge STATIONS
delivery. The score was as follows:
ti%eSa1fi :.::: ! 9 9 g 8 GO
Basehits- Louisville s. Cincinnati .. Errors-Louis
Vile g. Cincinnati .. Pitchers-StFatton and Nau
Umpirc-Mr Ferguson
At BuHalo-Rochcstcr c, Buffalo Q
The mines Of the Broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres
Will play IIoboken to-day.
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