New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.


twice as hard as he Chcagoes and felded Just as WELL
but the vltors won comparatively easy game because
OF the stupid baserunning OF the home cuo VINO s"cr
feed at least Ave runs this The local players
batted we} while Chcagocs could do little or nothing
with wdner excepting Duffy, who found no trouble IN
gaugng the Southern pitcher, and his batting contributor
largely to the victory Of the Chicago nine Inc game
abounded IN brilliant fielding, almost every man DONG
something unusually hne but the chief features were Two
running catches By Hoy and Van Haltren, difficult stop
bv O'Bren who assisted in making double play ana
several stops BY Williamson, who fairly oudid himself
The as follows;
y g5ssI%s'on . Q 9 / 9 g %
Dasehlwnshngqn Il checgo 5E I5 so Ing
pire- Mr. Powers
Philadelphia, Aug 1.-the Philadelphia club won its
third successive game from tho champion Deois To-Day
in the presence Of s,o27 persons. II was pitchers
game the men on both sides, rule going out IN one
two three order. Philadelphia made fewer hits than
Detroit but they better placed hulycy opened
the eighth inning with basehit to left Held ana went
all the way round third when Scheier let the ball get
nv him twobase hit the centrc-held fence brought
Mulvey in The as appended:
P PsI.sis Q Q Q Q %
Baschlts-Phnnielpha, 3; Detroit. G. Errors-Phla-
delnHia 3: Detroit .. Pltchers-Casey and UetIch'
Umpire-Mr Lynch.
B,s,on Aug 1.-THE Bostons had oil the luck with
them today They batted out victory but nearly
threw t. away on inexcusabe being fortunate In
preventing their opponents from scoring at critical tunes
after the first inning The Indianapolis players FOUND
CONWAY effective but his wildncss cost two runs lie
ala his best when the bases were full Attendance
44fG. The was as follows
RS,'Sn Q . ! . ,
gasehits-Dostsn IS; indianapolis; O. ErT9rs n2s
ton IL; Indianapolis T. Pitchers-Conway and Boyle
Umpir--Mr. Valentine
cincinnati Aug 1.-THE Cincinnatis had to-day 5
Gam, we'll IN hand up to the ninth inning when Brooklyn
haed out TWO earned runs In the eleventh the nome
pIovers obtained run McPhecs triple and Reilly
sacrifice The visitors however cinched the Victory III
bor half Of the inning singles and double aie
| - ., vo,c ont O'Brieu's batting the game for
proorIvn The attendance was $500. The score was
as appended:
F pssesyn, 9 9 9 ] 3 9 =
,vr Cincinnati A. Pltchers-Hughes and vlau I'm
pre-Mr. Gafiney $500. ,ho {,
louis and Athletic clubs lasted up the eleventh inning
vbep darkness stopped hoses and left the game aIa"
The contest was spenddy played and was husey enjoyed
nv tho large crowd present. The score was as foo"S
Athletic ES;. z / 9 j 9 Q Q Q;
ST. Louis aS s uud.on empires
Cunning 1a iilg' and Herr .uo,,
rally at the in the eighth inning MANAGED 70 pe.r'
bor baltimore rivals to-day. The score was as follows
T PsIs !29Ss ..:: g IS / 9 9 I 8 g
j. ISgsTfs and E ETfSs.Rrll Gu
more o. Louisville l. FlV0no'' 0 1885,
pife-Mr Ferguson. $780, -,,- 80 cloval,nt
kansas CITY Aug. 1.-THE Kansas City ana OIeVeah'
,ros niaved n pooly contested game here todF neior
ho rsn,I saturday crowd Bakely's pitching wac od'le'
al oo- the aea IN the fifth inning when inc nome payer
! 80 o,oh, rms The was as appended;
Cleveland 49,. / 9 ] 8 9 9 II
u fPU sn.r etGE e n aad saSaH
| land O. kansas Guy l. ii'''''
| Umpre-Mr. McOu"u0 ,..- ct,- min. defea,e
H,osharrc team after well played game as follows
wllse.eerse 9 9 9 9 9 9 Q
wukosbarre 6, jersey CITY 3 L.r1rs ,
.o a Jersey CITY /. Piteher'-i'oach anu D'i'' "a
s.-.n,on August 1.-THE game to-day between IN
80 ana newark clubs won by the home MIN
- aD evc,t,ng game follows
Ss5ans . ...: 9 Q Q o
r-a.t,. Scranton 6. Newark 7. ErrorsTscrantcn
,ana-S a pitchers-Swft and Dooms. D1pHe-''
Pearce. u
Other games resulted as follows;
Al Nat,eawan-wllton, II Lee D.
A, p,wlna-stars o; Mrzontop, o.
A, waden-Athletcs. Of Newburg' o; Wadens d
A, Flm,ra-A Allentown. 3; Elmira, .
A, Iondon-London, IL Albany, T.
A, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Q; Syracuse l.
A. Standardization, 81 Rochester U.
: A. nunalo-Buralo O Troy. l.