New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

Nsiurn MAY oU-Mornln8 game Whofn " Dcs~sv
7. Afternoon game: Walden 10. Delaware g.
At Long Brsnch-Long Branch 0. Stars tot South An
boy. 4.
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
Boston. May So.-The afternoon National League gAns
fine contest but the visitors could not hit Nichols
neither sOwders basted freely Attendance. %sSi
The
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McDermott
oe1ein outpitched Schmidt in this mornings National
League game the By hitting and
steady fielding Long spiked in the eighth inning
and retired. Crane made his first appearance with the
Pttsburgs. The attendance 2.149. The
Fis:.SarE sSisGn q. ....:.2 L.:..:.f2 9 9 G-s
Ba,chts-Bos,on 10, rttsburg T.. Errors-Roston =.
Powers and zachariss.
The Bostons won the game in the fourth inning th,
afternoon. when they made eight four singles
double and triple. aided by Wises and Boochers
wild throw. 1t was good heIdins game Attendance.
$40. The
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pus 4S'GSa IT. R%an and ke1fs .
Matthews ana cunning.
~ took twelve innings decide the game between the
Boston and Buffalo Brotherhood clubs morning The
aoounded in brilliant plays. Attendance 1854.
The
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talo 3. Pitchers -Daly and Person Gmpire-SIathcws
Philadelphia MAY 3o.-The Cleveland National League
club defeated Philadelphia this morning Both
neidcd ,upcrbly. Attendance. 1895. The
rnIsleSAS rafssaS a. LII Q 9 Q dd-ss
Ba,chi;s Cleveland TO- Ppalladelpni. o ErtOrs,ceye
ta"a lSDGSGa' o. r''nF'N'"n ana 'i'N''y
In the afternoon game Cleveland National League
.Iub duplicated performance Of the morning. and again
defeated Philadelphia, by making IL hitting productive
Tho visitors played without fielding error, and the
Phadc pha, had only two charged against them. At.
Tendance. j52i. The score vas;
rSiisl1q& rsisdS@hi a. l...S 9 81
gl,rfit,,l Iceland ). rladeph, ; Ertors-cle.e.
Jmprrs- Powers and Zacharias
Their" 1L7l5 spectator, az tho afternoon game be-
III" Phladrpnn and thcago brotherhood clubs and
the shouted themselves hoar-" when the home club
won again. ~ msde bast nslhng plays. The
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s:'' Fl'IHaa and n's'
The chicago and Philadelphia brotherhood clubs PLAYED
a good this morning. The score
i.ni nifsf2 sG'ipHi, III L....2I ~ 9 60
Pss4aSa PGsi''o Ei'a1s.d1 and lGcA'i's9 KSs
pir.--"a'u"y and Ba'n"'.
Colun,bu, MAY 30 Columbu, won the afternoon gsr.
from the Athlctc- With case. batting green al
the ned and playing without error. Ga>tr-ht's
curve, could be- solved Battcries-Ga.trsnt and
orc tonnor. "r'en and Robinson. Attendance. 1000.
III. score
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The other game resulted Is follows
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Fo'cA''f & coq%Ss; i2 AID Milton EGI:AAlrs 4.
rir,-Isn-lc.
sun,u,,, May so-pe,pt~ the threatening weather of
the morning 600 persons witnessed the two gam. here
to-day, more tan 1000 attending IN the afternoon.
ro'cdo's defeat I'm morning due mainly casey.
-t~ady WORK the boN Tor the stars. Morrsons Nni.
ness them victory In the afternoon. TIE
SCORE of the nf~t game was:
5, i.ro's ,,'ss'. .........-.......-S 9 GS 2 g.
r2,'n'S,a, ] To'do 9o5 : c55,o 5o,aSyrrGSse f%s,,.
rSSia fSlS' T. ''''''''-' '''' ana ''''"'' "''''-
Tho score OF the second game follows:
iyiais'. lsI,sS '-....-......9 . Q j 2 S-,i
& .r. T9rSS sSa Dcay syIs'qc fcos
Rochester Nav 3O-Thc game scheduled Tor the morn
Ing W., prevented by rain Tie afternoon game was
magnificent contest Barr pl,.h.d ball and thres
the bad condition 4 The grounds made
good ba-e'un'ine an imro-'ibiii'y The bad weather
kept tn crowd down 10 800. The score vas.
Es@.,iiir EscG..'n5 ......-. ... Q 8 9 g:
Hnsclu,~-i;oehe,ter Louisville 5 Errors-Roche..
ter , Iou-,iIle /. P,chcrs-Barr and Ehrct. Umpire
Hartford Nav 3o-In the Atlantic League baseball
match here morning the Hartford, failed to hit der.
man to any extent. while the Baiumores bnttd FO;sa
freely Wmhlcnan went into the pitchers box In Tie
-N,h inning for Hartford Baltimore PLAYED BEAUTIFUL
n.ldue game. and won with Attendance 200. rAs
score.
!, ISiq%s;' ,,r,,s,S -. ..~... 8 2 9 3:
After losing nine straight games. the Hartford. bac,A
up little his afternoon and defeated the blenders The
batting Hight. Attendance i7o0. The
M1rSS's Mi%i@sroa .;........... ..- 3 Q Z Q o
Worcester Nav SO.-The worcestcrs ther ninA
straight victory this morning by dfeane the Washing.
tons in the presence LOO people. The wsshnstsas
could ht Stafford. The score was:
%s!Glo,a- Wilmington -:....!! ::.........! 9 = 3 9 =
The afternoon game the worcesters and wash.
lnetons Wa PLAYED before than 5000 persons, aud
was Won by the worcc-ters in the eleventh inning Sts
IA. hottest contest burns struck ou cishtea
men giving the record Tho score was:
Ws.SSssT Ws.6,ss,oo d ..d Q Q 9 X
NSaysn May SNG~ Haven eo Sesssd sss W. S%ins gss
av,is ioui teen bases Attendance 100 The score
was:
N,,,,Ia,,ca NSS;Ilsysa - o Z . ] IL
Memorial Dag OF 1890 will be remembered m New.
Haven a, lonc a, baseball shall last The nnest gamr -nss
ever occto In this and tho finest That has been
for so, seasons IN whole country PLAYED between
the New Haven and Baltimore For fourteen IN
inning, these two tucked each other with NJ
feet whatever No runs were scored and the
called shortly lrfoie o'clock. Fully 500 people wene
crazy a, the innings piled up DOr.n And Baker both -
grand work.
TIE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
cubs Won. Lost Prct. Clubs. Won Lost Pp.ce