New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-14
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Pi,tsburg July 13-Boston suffered shut-outs
to-day from Ptsburg. Siaey's pitching was too much
IN the first game, Hornung and Tate making the only
clean hits Madden was puzzle To Pittsburg Mlllers
timely batting running catch by Sunday the
The second called ten minutes later
and Kelly took Browns place in right, and he made
miserable showing. lie finally refused to Try for the ball.
and folded his AIMS allowing Johnston to cover his Held
Calvin pitched a wonderful only twentyeight men
at bat Nash made drop hit to right but wa left at
first Dunlap Smith and Kuehne made great stops and
Johnston and Maui some excellent catches The score
the first game as follows:
F I4gs.Sa,s 9 9 . 9 Q Q 2 90
Baschits- Boston, 8; PttsbuIe o Errors-Bosion. 3;
Pittsburg. =. Plichcrs-Madeen and Stacy. Umpire
Mr. Daniels.
The score Of the second contest IS appended:
r ms,.sars 9 Q 9 Q . . 20
Easchrs-Boston pittsburg, u. Errors-Boston, G;
Pittsburc, o. Pitchers-Rai5ourn and Calvin Umpire
Nj Daniels.
Detroit July 18-The Detroit and Philadelphia clubs
playci two well contested games to-day both Of which
resulted victories for the home nine. Detroit scored
the winning in the final inning in the first game and
follows:
Psi'ais.phlo 9 / 9 dd--3
Basehits-Dctrot o; Philadelphia, B. Errors-Detroit'
Philadelphia, 3. Ptchers-Getzem ana Burlington
Umpire-Mr Kelly.
The Philadelphia could not gauge Conways curves
with the second game and did not get run
The appended:
P PeIel: Q . 9 . 9 9 g
Observation-Disclosures g. Detroit 4. Errors-Phla-
delphia, 81 Detroit, o. Ptchers-Casey and Conway.
Umpirc-Mr Kelly.
Chicago July 1s-Thc Chicago club defeated the Wash
ington nnc with to-day. Van Haltren pitched in
splendid form. The score was as follows:
T WasPiSg,on ] 9 9 3 9 90
Baschits-Chicago 10; Washington, 4. Errors-Chi-
caro 4; Washington, l. Pitchers--vm Hatrcn and
Shaw. Umpre-Mr. sullivan.
Kansas CITY, July 13-The Brooklyn Dine defeated the
Kansas City team today after an interesting Free
batting and sharp fielding made the contest Interesting
The follows:
R Rsnsa! city ] 3 ] ! 9 . &c
Notwithstanding II; Kansas City, TO- Errors
Brooklyn, .; Kansas City, 3. Pitchers-Caruthers and
Sullivan. Umprc-Darby O'Brlcn.
St Louis July 13-The St Louis club battcd Kiroy
and Burns Baltimore pitchers in direction to-
aav and the game with ease by this score:
s Bal' noTI: 9 9 3 9 ] . G--1SS
Observation-Disclosures, Ii, =. Louis 90. Errors-Bal-
tlmore, /; St. Louis. T. Pitchers-Kiiroy. Burns and
Hudson. Umpirc-Mr. Ferguson.
Cincinnati, July 13-The Cincinnati and Cleveland
played another close to-day which the home
nine follows:
c cIssia%sh 9 9 9 2 Q @
BaSchts-Ceveland. :; Cincinnati 6. Errors-Clcvc
land G; Cincinnati g. Pitchers-O' BHen and weighing.
Unpiic-Mr. Coeschcr.
Louisville July 13-Mattlmorc pitched with little
to-day and Louisville defeated the Athletics with
follows:
A h5sI:'iS s. 9 . g 81
Basehts-Athetc. 6; Louisville, 20. Euors-Ath-
letc :; Louisville 3 Pitchers-NatNnore and Ewing.
Umpre-Mr. McQuadc.
At Troy-TIoy, 10; Albany, O.
At Syracuse Rochester, 8; Syracuse, 4
At IIamilton-Hamilton II; Buffalo. G
At Toronto-London 10; Toronto, :.