New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA July 23-The National League sa'. ~. vie
afternoon resulted in an easy victory ior el" mum" I,,
who hit Bowman hard and helded splehuuN' w, -,
mo- rective until the egnth. when the VISITORS h' iOi
-, a, eios and a double which, with base OH p"ii''
welded five runs four Of which were earneu' go.
summing catch by Schryer was the heiu'pB '1''
Abundance 1852 The score: = .
Rlg.s9yggss, g. LIB 9 . 7 III
psseb,t.Ptsburg TO- Phladepha 49, ErTorswPits5
burg s. Philadelphia /. Pltchers-F"Ae'' ""N
rn rnryille team punched hits and the Athletic
team grouped their errors, and that tells the soy "
a. defeat Mcmahon and Ehrct both pitcneu "ei'
and the fielding was generally gooa OIL O'''' ''
tendance, 1.0G7. The scoro' .
Athletic ................ .55 9 9 0 1-6
6Sstiiic q and Ehre UNI
Cl.vsIond July 2s-wud throws by thinner and
,rdne, and sulIyan's timely hit in the eighth inning
today gave the Boston National League team 'e'OS
Both pitchers did good work. Attehuahee' '''' 49,"
score: a n .
I Re,.sn q. L9....."S g 9 9 3 Q 90
sasehIt,Boston o. Cleveland O. Errors-BDsOa !,
Cleveland q Pitchers-Gorhed anu Ni'A''''
The Cleveland Players League team defeated tn DroN
,vna todoy by hard hitting Attendance 2Oo' Inc sSoe
G {,ss,,a lr. Lbs g ! 9 7 %
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 Rr0okS TO- ,hS WcShins
land l. Brooklyn g. PlGhnS-baAoy ""N
Unpires-t iarney snd Sheridan -, ~ .,or,
Chicaoo July 23-The DostOns fairly raced away from
the Chcasos at the Players League grounds TO-DAY III Ts
presence OF 2,al2 people Bartson was MI "''A anu
Bosons won with The score
chicago Ss.,ss p. LII D 3 8 9 5 -
nsseh'o2!f%SSS HSssS' and K'os Umpire
R RGiSin and Jones. .,.... mann.
,,oo 1-,eso today by heavy batting In the seventh
t Knowles and Griffin made homo runs IN succession
The feature Of the game Grrns batting a' ne nao'
fou, singles and home out Of Ave times az oa''
4scec.'o' 49,. IS
RoAs,sG ~ PSS1o and d nedy
Sv,arusc July 23-Morrison's widnc~s lost the stars
another game to-day which should have been won easily
The home team made nne rally at the bat durins 'n'
last four innings. the lead wa too large W overcome
Tho score; , .
s sy5eeas,, .....:.... 9 . s-ii
Ba.ene-Syracusc IA. CoiuVbus 10 lIrors1Sj raf%Sa
plre" -iH:5a,i
yor.c.t.r July c3-Thc worce,t.rs another game
from the wnminetons to-day b. punching their hi'''
earning i've runs James stafford kept the visitors ms
vcn scattered In sliding to second in thc 'Rh'h
Guiasso struck small stone and ripped his lott arm 20
TIA, hc viii be unable play tor some time Tie score
w yy,,,,,ss1o, .......... . 9 8 Q ia
10 wilmington t9!-. 5 =, so ETFo and
wor'c'ter :. wilmington l. r'''"'r' ''o"O'u anu
D
Hartford July 23.-Hartiord could not solve German
delivery to-day. while baltimore bat"d Mace at Will
Tn game vas one.d and unintercstng, and the edhs
| only far The score
I [l,rio5a -......--.- . 9 ] 9 . %
B4.ehirs-Hartfcrd . baltimore 10 Errors Hartford
! O. baltimore 5. Ftchcr--Maco and German. Umpire
Valentine.
Harrisburg. July 23-Thc home team won i'' second
game rom washington today af"r close ard exciting
contest. Tho score
HARRISBURG .....~-~ ! o Q : Q . Q O.
Hn,rhits- Harrisburg D. Washington II, EtFor-ilaT-
,is,.,c / Washington 4. Ptcher--''aiuDle ana Fh'Il'
ScN.IIavcu. July 23.-Thr Ncw-lInYcn tram defeated
The newark nine today by the foiovin, -core
S ScS,lI'v'n .... 3 Q Q D . i
ADMINISTRATION To- Newark .. trrots-SeS
Hn,ol :, NepaEA }. P!~her--liorner aHu f'@s''"u
tmprc-lIlut
Pit,,burg. July 28-Tho game between the Pnt7bnFg
and PiIaGel phia Of the Players League was called
At the inning account OF rain the
ear,o standiug 5 % 2 IN favor Of the visitors e"
Cincinnati July 23-wct grounds prevented the 'ched'
uled gam. to-day between the Brooklyn and Cincinnati
League teams.