New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31

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Tho New-York and Pitssburg clubs play again - the
Polo Grounds to-day.
PRrNCETONs MEN HAVE LOST THEIR CUMMING
Princeton. Nay 80 Especially defeated Prince
to-day for the third this The batting Of
both light but the fielding Of Princeton the
poorest seen here In years Harvard played careful
game throughout until the innings when her men
went to pieces and permitted Princeton to four
runs Tho score was as follows:
P RsIyssS ..'::.:::e 3 g 9 ! ~
Hits-Harvard s.; Princeton. 8. Errors-Hasvard, q;
Princeton, H. Base balls-Harvard, l. Struck out
Harvard o; Princeton, IL. Pass balls-Henshsw. g.;
Ames, 1. Twobase hit-Hutchinson. Three-osse hit
Bayden. Wild ptches-Mercer 2 Double pays-Dana
and Ames Umpre-McLear.
COLUMBIA COULDN'T SCORE AGAINST YALE.
NewHaven, May so-Thc feature of the Yale Columbia
Stage striking out thirteen Columbia men and allowing
Columbia only two single hits. both by one Yale
batted hard and eded sharply while Columbias fielding
loose. The as follows:
Columbia 6Ss 49,: ! SS g ! SS &c
Hits-Yale, 10; Columbia. 2. Errors-Yale, 8; Co
and Wilde. Umpire-James Kelley.
lumbla IS. Batteres-Stagg and Damn. and Mttleneld
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES
Philadelphia. May so-Ths Philadelphia and Detrois
clubs divided honors to-day. Detroit the morning
game by the following score:
Philadelphia ! ! / ! g 9--ss
Base hits-Detroits IA; Philadelphia 8. Errors-De
tros O; Philadelphia q Pitchers-COnway and Casey
Umplre-Mr Valentine
The Of the afternoon game
Philadelphia PSiESis g g 81 3 3 -
nak~o bfoHat IA
troit 1; Philadelphia s. Pitchers-Conway and Casey
Umpre-Mr. Valentine.
Boston May 30.-Immense crowds witnessed the Boston
club win two welpayed games from indianapolis to-day
The morning score was:
I BS.ssa g 8 9 8 g z IS
Base hts-Indianapolis 8; Boston T. Errors-Indi-
annapolis =; Boston 2 pi.chers-Healy and OarlsOn-
Umpire-Mr. Lynch
The afternoon score fsiows,
Ibs Boston 9 & SIS S 2 III
Base hits-Ind,anapolis Q; Boston g. Errors-1ndi-
annapolis y Boston z. Pitchers-Boyie and Madden. Um
pire-Mr Lynch.
Washington May soJThe Washington club played in
leaders the League The morning resulted
follows:
S @sssfSs,ou ::S 2 2 ! 2 S'S 81
Base hits-Chicsso 8; Washington IA. Errors-Chicago
Q Washington g. Pitchers-Baldwin and o'Day. Um-
pire-Mr Daniels
The afternoon score vast
3 ShisssS :.:S So 9S g g
Base hits-chicago 4; Washington 0. Errors-Chcago
o; Washington L. Pitchers-Kroch and Daily. Umpire
Mr. Daniels.
Philadelphia May so-Tho Athletic and St. Louis clubs
each won . we'll played game to-day St. Louis won this
morning follows,
e. zinI ksr,' 49,: Is 81 I ! 8 70
Base Mts-st Louia 10; Athletic 10. Errors-st
Louis 2; Athletic 2. Pttchers-Hudson and Wey1ins.
Umpire-Mr. Doescher.
The afternoon score was:
&; EsH,' 80 g g g 2 g do-s
Base hits-st Louis 0; Athletic 8. Ertors-st
Louis @: Athletic 8. Pitchers-King and Seward. Um-
pire-Mr. Doescher
Cleveland, May so-clevelsnd won two exciting games
from the Cowboys to-day The score FOR tho morning
was follows: % r g.
S SsRsss City g 8 SS g 3 g
Base hts-Kansas City 2; Cleveland T. Errors-Kan-
sas City 4; Cleveland g. Pitchers-Porer and Bakely.
Umpire-ME Ferguson.
The afternoon game resulted follows;
G Hsnsis CITY J &c &c g I %
Base hits-Kansas City 2: Cleveland O. Errors-Kan-
sas City 81 Cleveland H. Pitchers-Alen and Morrison
Umpire-Mr. Ferguson.
on account OF rain Baltimore that as foliows'
h bs}i,%d1s 9 ! 9 9 g 3 ~
Base hits-Louisville 9; Baltimore - Errors-Louis-
Vile @; baltimore 7. Pitchers-Ramsey and Smith UNI
pire-Mr McQuade
Other games resulted as follows
At Binghamton- Binghamton q Elmira o. M FL
mira o Bipghamton 6-p IN.
At Scranton-Scranton 3; Wilkesbarre L.
At Easton--Easton TO- Allentown g.
At Allentown-Aentown o: Easton 3.
At Observation-Disclosures o. Hamilton Ia. 70. Hoches
ter 8 Hamilton 0-p. m.
At BuHao-Bucalo / Toronto g.
At Altany-Tr0y 9; Albany 4. !
At Syracuse-Stars 20; London T.
At Mott Hayen-F1rst nine, 22d Regiment B; second
nine. z.
At MISUNDERSTANDING IS; Kingston
At Matteawan-Hilton OF Paterson Pa. N. Hilton
IA; Paterson o-p. IN
At Des Moipes-Des Moines !; Omaha a
At Chicago-St Paul ; Maroons g.
At M,nneapolis-Minne 2; Milwaukee l.,
Al Kansas Cfty-Kansas City 8; St. Louis 8.
A. White Plains-White Plains 0; Clinton Ga m.
White Plains 10; Clinton 4p. m .rt
RATHER POOR SPORT FOR YACHTSMEN.
MANY BOATS OUT IN LIGHT BREEzE-shVkNAL
REGArTAs on THE BAY.
Forty yachts took part in the opening parade OF the
Atlantic Yacht Club yesterday. and largo number
~, TIA u,cmbes of the club shared In the pleasure OF
What tnrned out TO be thorough ladies' day. There
.e scarelv any breeze, and the first yacht to cross
the line the CID did not do 30 until 10 "a m er
three followed at the tno and In inc oruer
named: Haze 10 :46; Hdalgo, 1o:o2' Gevain'
IN "a The last to cross the Estello at IL :4o
The start was from an imaginary line drawn across
Ruov M IA The courses for all schooner CLASSES,
a A and of 6l0OpS. was 10 and