New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-15

first game from indianapolis to-day by making their
hits we'll together The visitors hit Bufinton IN
only a desultory way. The Hoosers won the second
game in the ninth inning, scoring three runs to whgn
thcY contributed only one base hit GIedl NY
catches by Thompson and Andrews were the features
Of the second game and the batting of the former was
the notable performance of the frst. Attendahce'
3s7 The score of the first game was
E Fsilssssa. : ::s g 9 ~
1S Indanap9ss o. aSs Rpse
Umplre-Kngh 100,
saunders pitched poorly at the opening Of the second
game, and indianapolis won by the APPENDED sCore
EqasasRSs ::: ..:..s 9 9 ~
Basehits-IndanapOls II, philadelphia O. Error ara
Umplre-Knght.
Washington. Sept 14.-Thc weather cleared suii-
GENTLY to permit the Washington and PttsourS teams
10 play today although the grounds were in pad con-
dition. Considering the soggy turf. the holding on
both sides was good and the batting heavy. keefe
was wild and at times had no c0nIc over t ne bpi
but DAILY supported him WELL use Dae,ou On ,n bases
over the right field fence, with TWO men on DaSes'
The score was: n 10
WASHINGTON ........tt 9 9 % 3 9 ~
49, Ptt6uTg s snd sey
netcn 8, Pittsburg . PiteherS-Neei" anu '~'''''
Umpre-Lynch , ,..,otic
r,ros nlaved two games to-day, the Browns winning
the first through weyhings witness, and DRAWING 'o
second through disastrous tumble 6y RrenHan and
the bases were full Inc nehIile ~ IA The score
Duffy the feature A''0iiu"h0'' '
of the first game was n "a NJ
HsAfe l,;, .....,.......jo Q . 3 9 7 -
R g hHs; 3 and King Umpire
Darkness stopped the second game, leaving the IT,
suit as appended: n o o.
Asnlfs a. ,:...,......,. SSS 9 2 9 : q
'' psonitsAthetic s. St Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mniye
Ct louis g. Pitchers-Stivetts ana Bau'"e'n'
baltimore Sept 14.-Batimore and Kansas tl's
r,aved two games today and broke even Inc hiS'
rorro was won by the home club, through superior
letting The second contest resulted In victory lor
,he visitors who played splendid all-arouhu game,
,huo baltimore felded poorly. The score was ued
~ tho erst half of the ninth, but called back 10
The eighth Oh account OF dathncs., ~ tonovs:
955 The score of the first game was as ao'i1"s q
Baltimore ,,v ;.....::: . G . -
observation-disclosures Ia Kansas City PoS
more g. Kansas CITY :. TlV0noi'N
ell Umplre-Ferguson.
The score of the second game was as follows =,
baltimore, ,:.....,......,....SS 2 8 6CI5
No .ob,ts-Baltimore s. Kansas City 10. Errors-Bad
ro1e Kansas City . Pitchers-FOreman and Conway
WJTm1pire-Ferguson ..
Columbus, Sept 14-Gastrght pitched nhe game
for columbus to-day, and was able to hold the Cihclh-
MATHS down when hit would have counted tor TWO
on moro rms Columbus won the game in the hrst
inning when Viau was hit for four earned runs Az
tendance, 1000. The score was as follows .
Columbus Columbus ...,......:.d6 9 3 9 0 Q o.
Observation-Disclosures -. Cincinnati IL Err0rs.OolHn-
bus O. Cincinnati A. Pitchers-Gastrght and Fiau' UNI
pire-Gafney. 50,
A. Ncw-Havep-New Haven TO- Lowell l.
At Detrot-Detroit %. Syracuse D.
At Toledo-ToledO 8, Rochester A.
At Decentralization 10, Toronto 5.