New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
noon 11rcI, OLE TILE STATESMEN CONTINC ES-A


GOOD GAME AT PHILADELPHIA.
Washington, June 9.-The Washington cruz 'N'uo !"
present e-dqys game to Indianapolis Dy efFor die
error until IL was only through sheer bad luck that the
visitors did not make larger score The hedns oil inc
w,sbinrtons was simply miserable but notwithstanding
this they had at four chances to win the game D!
single or even good sacrifice hit Ihey were away
UNEQUAL to the emergency. In the fourth and SKIN III
nings Myers led with theebagger, but was eib OF
base through the inability Of the succeeding oatsmeh "
bit the ball outside diamond The score was as follows
L: an, I;dn 80. 3 8 9 9 9 Q %
acknowledgements 10, Washington 8. Errors
Indian polls s, Washington G. fitehers-heaieS anu
Whitney. Umpire-Mr. Daniels
philadelphia June 9Phl,adclpha again defeated Pitts
burg to-day close but tedious game 1icas3h was
cocctiye but was little unsteady, sending ave men 10
base on balls. A single hit would lave won the game
for the visitors az several unctures but IL wasn't forth
cominc. The fielding Of Fosorty and Kuehne'S play at
third were the features. Carroll was deedeuy OH IN MS
throwing The score was as follows
rni :ssgS -: J 9 ! 9 9 Q q
Misunderstanding a. Philadelphia 0. ErrOrs-Ptts-
burg d. Philadelphia TO- pitchers-Mofris and 0ieas'n'
| Umpirc-Mr Decker.
roston June o-Another large crowd witnessed the
game to-day between Detroit and Boston clubs The
wolverines again by terrific batting In the fourth ano
fifth innings. The score was as follows:
R Rs:;S" : SS 6 9 9 9 SS-''i
| Basehl,.-Detroit, 10; Boston, II. Errors-Dctroit
! q Boston, g. Pltehers-Conway and Madden. Umpire
| Lynch.
Cincinnati, June o.-Thc Cncnnatis celebrated thc
return home by defeating the st. Louis Browns today
In closely contested and exciting game The fielding
Fennely and the batting OF Lyons ana Reilly were thu
| features Attendance, 5000 The score was as fol
lows
s. sfn1 LSu; 2 9 : ! . 9 o.
Baschlts-st. Louis. 2; Cincinnati. 0. ErrOrs-st
| Louis 8; Cincinnati, l. Pitcners-Kng and vlau I'm
plre-Mr. Gafney.
| baltimore June o.-Terrinc batting the feature o.
odays Baltimore thletc game, and the visitors had
the best OF 1t all the way through Both Smith and
Seward were unsteady, and their hard
to solve. Stupid bascrunning lost several runs for The
home team o. eight Athletic first balls
FIVE scored and to Smith must the defeat DO attributed
Bauer and Greenwood did remarkable fielding. ThS
score this:
A AsIl imS,s ..::. / g / 9 2 81.
Observation-Disclosures 15 Baltimore IA. Errors-Athlcu'
10 Baltimore 1s. Pitchers-seward and Smith. I'm
plre-Mr Docscher.
| Louisville June 9-Undcr the new management tn,
Lousvlles put up brisk game on their return to thu
home grounds this afternoon, and defeated Kansas City
easily. Wolf led with the stick. and Browning and
White closely followed Kansas City could not hi
Chamberlain Till last inning when he let up and thel
brought In three Louisville the better In tn,
field Cross appeared again. and caught a good game
Kelly saw the game to-day He is given banquet By
his admirers tonight and leaves for Washington Monday
The was as follows:
FaS,sYi, city 80: ] : 9 g . 9 81 al:
| Basehits-Kaneas City Z, Louisville H. ErTors-Kan
sas City d, Louisville B. Pitchers-Porter and Chamber
! lain. Umplre-Mr. Ferguson
Other games resulted as follows:
AT Mott uaven-Haekett, CaIhart Co., 90; Alerts 8
! AZ Staten Island-Saten Island A. G., IL Brooklyn
l A. c., 5.
! At GreenvIe-IIomer Lee, 81; American. 2s
| Al Esston-N Newark, o; Ia ton, Q.
| At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 49, Blnghamton, 0.
| At observation-disclosures, 8; Jersey City,
| At Troy-Troy, o. Hamilton, 8.
| At Albany-Albany, 0 London, S-twelve Innings.
| At Syracuse-SyTaeuse 0; Buffalo, o.
At Observation-Disclosures, To- Toronto, 0.