New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Indianapolis July 7.-Healy had the Phladephians at
his mercy to-day although they made Two earned runs In
the eighth inning Sanders driving them In with his hns
twobase hit The home team bated hard, but the visit
ing players nelded sharply. especially Andrews Tho
score was as follows:
Fh,sdslps1IIs 9 9 Q 9 2 2 %
Basehts-Phladepha, z; indianapolis, H. Errors
Philadelphia 7; indianapolis. A. Pitchers-Casy aud
ueay. Umpire-Mr. Valentine.
Detroit. July THE Washington nine played model
game in the field to-day and assisted by oDsys strategy
In ntching managed to win close and exciting game from
the Detroit team. Thompson had been doing 80 poorly
that he laid of to-day and young Campan VINO signed
this morning. took ThOmpson's place In right nea me
Washington nine scored the winning run In the last IN
ming amid considerable excitement The score was a. io'
lows
w ", 1a9 9 9 9 g . / 9 %
Basehts-washineton, 6; Detroit 4. Errors-wash-
ington, O.; Detroit, .. Pitchcrs-o'Day and Gruber.
Umpre-Mr. Daniels.
chicago. July This afternoon fully $500 people
went out TO the baseball grounds 10 witness the contest
between the Boston and Chicago mines. The home team
did all It's effective playing in the opening inning and
then utterly collapsed. Krocx pitched with telling et
feet up to the fifth inning At that point the Boston
tatters gagged his curves and their final victory was
rather easy The score was as follows:
G ESstsH 2 9 9 9 "a
Basehits-BostOn 8; Chicago 4. Esrors-Boston,
1; Chicago 5. Pitchers-sowdero and Kroek. Umpire
Mr. Kelly.
Cincinnati, July THE Athletics easy victory
from the Clncinnats to-day By superior batting and
fine fielding. Seward pitched splendid game and the
catching Robinson OF the features Of the game
Attendance. 1900. The score was as annexed
t A1AIsss % 5S Q ! 90 %
Observation-Disclosures IL; Cincinnati. 5. Errors-Ahleue,
; Cincinnati .. Ptchers-seward and serad Umpire
Mr.. Doescher.
Louisville July 7-Lousville gagged o. Bren's delivery
to-day and his all the grounds On
the other hand Cleveland only clean hit and three
scratches Of Ramsey. The result was shut out the
first OF the for the Louisville team The score
appended:
t t}s1slans g J 9 9 3 ! q
Basehits-Louisville. Is; Cleveland Errors-Louls'
vile, 9; Cleveland g. Pitchers-Ramsey ana bren-
Umplre-Mr. Mcouade.
St. Louis, July About 45oo people witnessed the
second game between the Brooklyn and ST. Louis MINES
to-day The Brooklyn outpayed the champions both
in the field and the bat, and won easily The score
appended
B. srof faS, q 9 g 9 9 IS
Basehits-Brooklyn, z; St. Louis f. Errors-Brooklyn
8; ST. Louis. 8. Ptchers-Hughes and Hudson Um-
pire-Mr Ferguson.
Kansas City, July 7.-Kansas City again defeated Bal
tmore to-day in exciting game Inc feature Vi .ne
game was the triple play in the ninth inning by whch
baltimore was retired Farrell hit to Hankinson, VINO
lelded him at FIRST Phillips threw the pa 10 oHo
hue who caught Trott between third ana nome Don"
hue threw TO Davis who caught Tucker between second
and third retiring the side The score was as follows
R Rsa..s e,;v : 3 9 9 Y-is
observation-disclosures, 10 Kansas City. IL. Errors
Baltimore s. Kansas City 5. Ptehers-khroy ano
Ebert Umpires-Summcrs and Bundy
other games resulted as follows
Az portchester-- r. D. and W., 81; orientals
Az Observation-Disclosures IL; Bnghamton, D.
Az Observation-Disclosures, 10; Easton, g.
At Scranton-Scranton, 8; Allentown, g.
At Elmira-Jerscy City, 10; Emira, 4.
Al Troy-Toronto, - Troy, g.
At Albany-Hamilton, 10; Albany g.