New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES
LEAGUE AND BROTHERHOOD CHAMPIONSHIP
SEASONS OPENED.

Boston, April l9.-Thc League and brotherhood
cham pionshp seasons were opened to-day both home
clubs won the local enthusiasts more than satisfied
Al Brotherhood Park nearly 10000 people ~ines,eh
the game. between the Boston and lrooklyn PLAYERS
clubs. The well played and Interesting,
Wards team being beaten by this
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Garney and Burns.
a cold, sharp wind blew the League grounds,
and only about 1000 people were present Terry
pitched for BROOKLYN, and his curves were ba'tcd all
over the field. The score was:
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Dermott
Iuialo April I9--The Players League season was
opened to-day by game between the Buffalo and
Cleveland brotherhood clubs The home team out
played It's opponents at every point and won with
ridiculous by this
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Pttsburg, April 10.-This q great day for the
baseball enthusiasts. The day was au-picious for
the opening Of the championship season, and the par
tsans Of both leagues ont In force, the aggregate
attendance at the two games being larger than ever
known before at "A single game here except on hol
iday. Previous to going to the respective parks
both leagues paraded the streets headed by brass
cheers When play was called at Recreation iaih
a6on 900 600 Pgro9s were m on n9g no Zee c s % Do
battle. The game vas close and interesting through
out the home team winning BY punching their hlIs
aided By TIE wldess OF Lcain, who gave six men 'e'
bases on balls. The score by inning, was;
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Ba.ehts- Allegheny T. Cleveland =. Euors-A Allegheny
2 Cleveland 2. Baiteleo~Danlcs and Miller Beatn and
thinner. tmpre-Iacharus.
The game at brotherhood Park too much one
fnpl,
at the start and at the end Of the third inning had the
game virtually Calvin was not effective, and
the fielding Of the home team poor The visitors
on the other hand, strong at the bat ana piycd
the home team only six Scattering hit- Nearly
10 600 people were present. The score by innings ;
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burg. KING and Boyle for Chicago. umpreS-Ma'"e"'
and cunning.
Cincinnati. April I9.-Morc than 5000 persons
assembled at the Cincinnati Park this afternoon 10
witness the opening game between the local club
and the ChiCagos. IL not a model day iof bali
playing for. though the sky clear. the wcathYr
was cold The Chicago ouiPayed the n's hmneh
mg Of hits and their opponents errors Inc score
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Philadelphia April l9.-Rochcster won hard ioneh'
game from the Athletics this afternoon by superior al"
around play The home players ouibatrd thc Wis
uors but their fielding rather loose me Da, @
icres were Mcmahon and Robinson, and @ hsir ana ana
NcGuirc Griffin hurt in the second inning. an"
callahan took his place at centre and did g"oa WORN
The score was follows
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ua.ehits Athletic o. Rochester o. Errors-Athleuc =
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Columbus, April l0.-Columbus won the third game
from Toledo by superior batting and heldihs' nv
tendance, 200. The feature Of the game wAs Wv