New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
WINNERS IN THE LEAGUE AND AMERICAN Assoc1


WINNERS IN THE LEAGUE AND AMERICAN Assoc1A-
Indianapolis July 4.-Superior batting enat!eh the
indianapolis win victory from the Bostons
In the morning Raibourne seemed to have lost his cum
ming. The was as appended
nSiIan pills.. .:::. g 3 &c ~
Basehts-Boston 4. indianapolis IA. Errors-Boston
r. indianapolis o. Observation-Disclosures and Boyle I'M
pirc-Mr. Clarkson. !
The afternoon game delayed half hour by rain,
which cut down the attendance 1000. The Indianapolis
club through the wretchedy partial umprng OF Tate
s Manager Morrill, would consent TO take disiner
ts,ed person Both pitchers did we'll although Sowicrs
was greatly assisted by Tate while Healy had to pitch
against him. The score was as follows:
ISsis@,rci i': 49,. g g "a
Basehts-Boston 0. indianapolis Z. Eriors-Boston
l. Indianapolis s. Pitchers-sewders and Hcsly. UNI
plre-Mr Clarkson. {
Chicago, July 4.-The Chicago club won the morning
game from Philadelphia through good batting in the first
half Of the contest Both pitchers batted freely at
times. The score follows:
r rS,GsSs,0S ,i;'. ....: ! g g SS-'SS
Basehts-Phladepha 10, Chicago IL. Errors-fhiia-
dclphia 6. Chicago G. Pitchers-Bufnnton and Kroek-
Umpiic-Mr. Kelly. |
The grounds were crowded srnocaton this afternoon
when the and Philadelphia clubs started their
game Damaging errors at critical moments gave
the victory to Philadelphia. Tho was as appended
t rSSIIIodslphia .:::: 9 : ! 3 @
Basehits-Philadelphia s. Chicago H. Errois-Phiia-
dcpha l. Chicago G. Pitchers-Casey and Van ualtrcn.
Cmp!re--Mr. Kelly.
r,tsburg July 4-Rain prvcntci this afternoons
with the Washington club -Four innings had been PLAYED
with to in favor OF the h'me club when
the storm prevented further PLAYING
The morning game between the same clubs resulted In
the easiest Of victories for the home club as follows;
W y,,,.SaTs :: g g : 9 : 9 S--,G
Observation-Disclosures 8: PittsburR. 90 Errors
Washington 1: PittsburG. O. Pitchers-Gilmore and
Morris. Umpire-Mr. LYNCH
Cincinnati. July 4-Thls mornings game between the
Cincinnati and BROOKLYN clubs not finished At the
end OF inning the was to In favor of
BROOKLYN men. The Cincinnati men seeing that IL
was going Intentionally DELAYED the game and the
fifth inning was not PLAYED McPhee. Reilly aud Bald
win were each fined s25 conduct by the umpire
There was tremendous crowd present at the afternoon
game which resulted victory for the team from
the CITY OF Churches Hughes pitched finely and was
superbiv supported. The was as follows:
l nEoesgn a 9 9 g 2 / oS-ss
Basehits-Brookivn. -: Cincinnati. o. Errors-Brook-
lvn @ Cincinnati. 3. ritchefslIuches and Smith. I'm
prc-Mr. Mcouade.
Louisville july 4.-The Baltimore club the
morning game PLAYING in splendid form both at the
TAT and IN the field. The score was:
n ns' s@iIs :Ss 3 9 7 &c &c
Observation-Disclosures. 10: Louisville. 10. Errors
Baltimore. Louisville. o. Ptehers-Kiroy ana EwioS
UmDire-Mr. Doescher.
In the afternoon Louisville follows:
Esri.2iIs -: 2 ! 9 9 9 q
Observation-Disclosures. 4; Louisville o. Errors-Bat-
more, 8; Louisville l. Pitchcrs-Cunnnghsm and Ramsey
Cmpire-Mr Doescher.
St Louis July 4.-The St. Louis and Athletic clubs
divided honOrs to-day each nine winning game There
big crowd the afternoon and the contest
resulted in an easy victory for the Athletic club. Tho
score as appended
s. sAli iSal: :: ! g : 9 g SS-'SS
Observation-Disclosures Isl st. Louis, Q. Errors-Ath-
ieuc, o. ST. Louis TO- Pitchers-Sewerd and Devlln.
Umpre-Mr. Garney
Isor work in the field defeated the Athletics In this
mornings game by this score
s. ssAli Iasl. ! 9 9 8 9 ! 9 9 81
Basehts-Athlctc. 4; st. Louis. g. Errors-Athletic.
6; St Louis, .. Observation-Disclosures and King. Um-
pire-Mr. Gaffney.
Kansas City. July 4-Thc home club won this
ng's game by timely squirt in the final inning. This
the
S Ssnsas CITY -: i 9 - 9 Is
Baschts-clcveand, 0; Kansas City, o. Errors
Cleveland, o. Kansas City. g. Pltchers-O'Brien and
Porter. Umplre-Mr. Ferguson.
Tho score Of the afternoon game
Slssslsn City -: 3 8 SS 9 81
Basehts-Cieveland o; Kansas City. II. Errors
Cleveland o. Kansas City. Q. Pitchcrs-Crower and
sullivan. Umplfe-Mr. Ferguson.
Other games resulted as follows:
nv LohE i'i"hu Oity-SenatOrs, II; Monrocs, o.
At Long Island Cty-Long Island Athletics ii Cres
cents
Az Freeport-FreepOrts 6; Far Rockaways 4.
At Philadelphia-Dctrolt journal II; Call, 7.
At Troy-Troy Albany, T. Morning game
Al Abany-Albe Z; Troy, O. Afternoon game.
At Eoehester-Rc hester. Z Toronto L. Morning game
Toronto, 10; Rochester, T. Afternoon game.
At Syracuse-Syracuse. 10 Hamilton O. Morning
game. syracuse, O; Hamilton. l. Afternoon game
At Buiao-London 4 Buffalo. g. Morning game
London, Buffalo. 4. Afternoon game
A. wilkesbane-Scranton, IL; wilkesbsrre. IL Morn.
ing game
At Standardization. Q; wlkesbarre. 8. Afternoon
game.
At Elmira-Elmra. Dnghamton O. Morning game
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Eirnra Il After
game.
At Alientown-Allentown. A Easton. Morning game