New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

| GAMES IN OTHER CITIES
indianapolis Aug. 22.-This being Monument Day, In4
dianapols and Cleveland played games Three thou
sand people saw the morning game which was called ~
the end OF the NINTH each side having scored one IL was
pitchers battle both Gezein and 0Brien doing mag
nihcent work Andrewss neli brilliant.
he saving tho Hooers from defeat in the ninth By captur
Ing TwitchelPs long Gy after desperate rum retiring the
side with Cevelander Logging home with what would
have been the winning The as follows;
c 5HHossnaDiii. .:::: ::.:.GI 9 9 81
B1asehitsIIndanapois G, Cleveland Indian.
Umpres-Gruber and Somrners
Over 1000 people the game which, like
the morning one was pitchers battle. The fielding on
both sides was brilliant, yet indianapolis Ceve-
lands errors Bassctes home In the seventh being
made with one man on base and chances had been
offered TO retire the side. The score was:
o tSf1seRiaSiii. .:::::::::.S S 9 9 81
pos ccyeana 3 Cleveland "a RoT Lam
pires-sommers and Gruber.
Boston, Aug 22-The Bostcns handily defeated the
Washfngons to-day although the visitors crawied
manner that caused some uneasness in the last TIVE
innings IL was the Bosons fielding that saved thsa
the game. Quinn, Smith, Nash and John Irwin did the
best work. Attendance 1854. The follows:
S washington i;ii. .:...:::::o SS 90 2 81
wasieSsoo 30 Washington z
Chicago Aug. 22.The Pittsburgs found Gumberps de-.
livery in the first for SIX hits and with errors by tho
Chieagos. IL actted them SIX Tener put the
box in the third but found often and az the right
time. Morris pitched effectively with good command Of
the ball. There were features OF especial mention.
Attendance, 1900. The was as follows,
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Kansas City Aug. 22.-The Cowboys got three men on
bases twice In the game with the Athletics to-day.
Once Alvord brought in on three Dagger; the
inc boaus f,1
work in right fed and Longs play at short was mar
ve1lous. Manager Watkins. OF Kansas City Club,
to-day released Jim Davis. third baseman position
ANOrd was assigned to some time ago. The score
follows:
k kan;af City ..::..: ::S 3 9 9 -
sa cS hhec cry Ahscs E'sS5 S W
hing. Umpire-Goldsmith.
st. Louis Aug. 22.-rhe magnificent pitching Fore
man won today's game for Baltimore The Browns could
do nothing with him. King the other hand.
hit rather freely. Latham did poorly The
as follows
s.; hS@i' - 9 . 9 %
ssors IGss Pem?s ana u nSGs
Holland.
Louisville. Aug. 22.-LOuIsvne won tho game to-day
largely by luck. Up to the seventh inning Columbus
had a handsome lead Baldwin was scarcely hit at all,
and while frequent bases balls recorded against
him. they counted only for Louisville. In the
seventh inning Gafney rather favored home team,
and two bases on balls after two out, helped
four hits. bringing in four After tie Louisville
found Baldwin less effective in the tenth. and
with rush. Columbus did only fair work at the bat
and in the field. Ehrets pitching passable. and
his support excellent The score was:
tSa%5us : .-.-55 g $50 J 2 Siss
Basehits3LoGisyille IA. Columbus 49, Errors-
Umpre-Garney.
At acknowledgements s. Hartford 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Buffalo /.
At Hamilton, Ont.-Hamilton II, Syracuse z.
At Detroit-Detroit 5, London 1.
At Toledo-roledo s, Toronto 8.