New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-05


Boston Q. Pisch~s-ecsnein and su''''o' Umpire
The afternoon game resulted follows;
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Cieve,snd. July IA. brotherhood Park this morning
wet grounds made Neither pitcher was
hit hard The attendance was 1,Sco The score;
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Basehis-oicvelsnd Q. Philadelphia 8; Errcrsacievss-
Umpires-Jones and knight.
The hard hitting Of the Philadelphia combined with the
wretched fielding OF the home team gave the visitors an
easy victory in the afternoon Attendance. 5000 The
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Umpires-jones and Knight
St. Louis, July 4-The afternoons game was the most
exciting In It's outcome any that has been witnessed on
st. Louis grounds this 1t was tame end one
sided contest up TO the eighth inning when the eghn
opened the score stood st. Louis g. Brooklyn l. Brook
Ign knocked out ave three Of them earned The
Browns opened the ninth Higgins. Giuinger and Wells
got balls filling the bases and no one out Fuller
few out and Mccarthy drove erounder TO Gerhardt st
Wells started from frst and Gehardt attempted
to touch him out, 10 OBren at nrst retiring
Mccarthy. but Higgins home from third aeins the
score The umpire did not decide Wells out at second
and the Brookyns the field. Umpire Kerins gave the
game to the Browns-9 to o. Attendance. 4.27o.
The Browns beat the Brookyns In the morning game
BY better general playing in the ned and harder hitting
There were nearly $500 people present The VISITORS
could do nothing with Ramsey after the first inning The
score:
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Basehi.ss Louis Brooklyn E5roEsnss. L.ui .,2 8
BROOKLYN 8. Pitehers-Ramsey and Mccullough umpire
Louisville July 4--Rocheser and Louisville played an
erroress game before 6032 people this morning Louis.
the lead in the first inning BY heavy ouncnng o'
basebits and Rochester unable overcome IT, Tho
score:
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| -Doescher.
Louisville defeated Rochester in the afternoon game be-
! fore 72S7 people, Both teams played good neding
games and the were made on dicule balls Ene'
was nvncbls. while Louisville punished Barr ~ certain
stages Of the game. Wolf and Weaver did effective work
with the stick Greenwood Ill and was relieved IN
the fourth Callihan going to right Burke to nrst ana
| O'Bren to second. The score;
Louisville Louisville .....-S g g g . %
BasehsLouisyle TO- Rochester g. Er,or'TIh %%,s
Philadelphia, July 4-Tne Athletic club won bo'h games
from Columbus to-day. The first was sharply played ana
by the home team by better aarouna pay Inc
second game loosely played and cdiousiy long No
| bined attendance, 11,sl0. The scores;
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Afternoon game:
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coH%sns and empire
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Toledo. July 4-Toledo played careless game. and
Syracuse took an unearned game. Attendance. 1000
| The scdte: . :.
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smith was wild in second inning and gave three
men bases balls, which, aided oy sineie oy nfsss
triple by Morrison and home run by Prosser ana wild
tbrovs by Vandyke and Smith, let in six runs only one
| earned. Attendance. 1000. The score:
Toledo J 9 . ! ! 9 81
Basebi,s-Toedo TO- Syracuse Errors1Toledo 2 syra'
cuse o. Ptchers-Smlth and Harrison Umpire-feopes'
| WILMINGTON Del July 4-The Wilmington club won
two games Worcester to-day by the same score me
this morning 1900 this afternoon. lsOo
Both contests interesting In the afternoon game
Carl made home the third inning when the bases
were full The score OF the first game was;
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Afternoon game; ,
Wilmington W0,...ls1 I'D 9 50 9 2 oS-s
Basehits-wIlmineton 70, Worcester 2. Errors-W WI
mlnston l. Worcester T. Pitchers-Anderson and Stat
ford Umpire-Corcoran.
baltimore July A low and Baltimore winning
did not together make the with Washington this
afternoon interesting for the 5000 people OF Ba
more who were present While there was some good In
dlvdus play throughout the game 1t was onset oy TOO
much stupid play. The score: .
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Umpre-vallentne.
washington July AS large q crowd $1,000 as was
ever seen within limits Of Capitol Park witnessed the
game morning the Washington and baltimore
clubs The latter won, after an interesting contest At
almost every point the visitors ouplayed the home team
putting up a sharp fielding game and batting hard The
score:
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Basehlts-washngton 8, Baltimore TO-: Errors-Wash.
ington g. Baltimore l. Pitchers-Phillips and Baker.
| Umpire-vallentine.
| Hartford July THE game this morning by
New.Haven in the first inning when poor work by
Forster base on balls and three safe hits gave the
visitors four After this the game was briliatt
Annis and Kniry made fine catches in the ned one Of
the being extremely good Moore's secondbase
and Langs sons and throws were also productive Of
| applause. The score:
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4, New.Havcn 2. Pitchers-LystOn and Horner. Um-
| pire-Corcoran.
Hartford, terribly this afternoon. The twobase hits
would been hree.baggers and home runs had not
there been ground rules Of the crowd The
| score:
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| Basehlts-Harnord 4, New.Haven IS. Errors--Hsrt-
ford 3, New.Haven 5. Ptchers-Lyston and Horner.
| Umpire-Corcoran.
In exciting at New ark yesterday between the
Newark Jersey City clubs fine fielding and good hitting
| secured the game for home club The
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