New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

Philadelphia July 19.-Both the Chicago and Phila-
depha League clubs played great ball In the ned toay'
but the visitors could do nothing with Gleasons pitch'
ing while Luby was hit hard by the home players Al
tendance, 7,31. The score:
g rRSI,9slph- q. LIB Q Q 9 9 . %
Notwithstanding y, Chicago A. ETrors-Phila'
e-McDermotr
The Philadelphia Players club It's third success
slve game from Buffalo team to-day by better all
round work The score was to l. and but Tor oase
on balls the visitors would have been shut out Wood
Fogarty. Pickett and Carney made brilliant ny catches
while Griffin with threc-base hit and home run to his
credit hitting. Attendance, 1911. The score
P slsG.,u &, LII 9 9 9 SS-5
PGhediPhn 1 nd B aTFSE'BUri m
q thaG-s 1g4 and sheT iis5'N"e anu D1'A''
The Athletic team returned home to-day, only TO lose
another game the st. Louis Browns Bad decisions
BIZ Umpire Peoples had something to do with the result
OF the game hard and consecutive hitting by the
Browns was the primary cause Of their success Me-
Carthy led with the stick with three singles and double
Attendance, 2760 The score:
A. AtAGf; aa. ........... .SS Q 2 % S-S
Basehits-Athletc H. St. Louis 70. Errors-Athle,ic
8 St. Louis ?. PItchers-Esper and Ramsey. Umpire
Peoples
syracuse July l9-The sArs attribute their defeat to
the long tedious Journey from Louisville. When they
arrived o'clock this afternoon they we're met at the
depot By brass band and parade given through the
principal streets city welcoming the smTs
home carried in the procession The boys signszed
their return home grounds By giving wrethed ex'
hibton baseball before over p 900 people Casey was
very unsteady and his support was poor srasue pitched
effectively throughout the game. The score
f fgoss .. .....22 ! 9 S S-s
T SHs r gr'PsyJefg1s
Rochester July l9.-CalIhsn pitched msgnincently
to-day and made monkeys OF the Columbus eaters They
only made scattered hits OF bis delivery The ne'
inc Of Rochester was sharp while that Of the visitors was
ather poor. Attendance. 1000. The score:
G ESss s:; ....::.::. 9 9 9 81
c3n&s and ash
plrsDcGTfy.
carlisle. Penn. July le-sevcsl hundred persons Wit
messed game OF baseball this afternoon on the DICK.
nson College Athletic Grounds between the INDIANS and
Shoe Factory teams Of this city. The score stood In
dams IS Shoe Factory 5.
The Bridgcton baseball team played It's first game this
season today defeating the v.neland nine by score
OF 10 to =
wappnser's Falls y. Y. July 1o--The Hackett-caf-
har,s defeated the Monitors to-day by this scoTe:
yIs:,1t carhaF'' .... 9 ] 3 9 GG-ss
Boston. July le.-The Boston team won another game
from the Cincinnati nine today oy great rally IN tho
seventh inning. The score was as follows;
9 HG22Gn e. = t' IT, Q 9 9 : I %
Bn.eh,s Boston s. cncinnati s. p E,or'-BoG1 2
enc pI"o matt > PITCHERS N'''O'' anu f''''''
The game at Brotherhood Park between the Boston
and Chicago Players teams Was hney played one,
tho Western men winning by this score:
g FS,,ss r P l. Il, 9 9 3 -
Raseh--Do,t3n i. Chicago Is Errors-RT:Gst0,9 .
Chicago l.. PitOhorS-hl!Foy anu h4hk' CmPHOS
knight and Jones.
Az Lorisyi!l,-Lorisyuo IS Brooklyn 10.
At New.Iiaven-N rw. Haven . Washington 1.
At Observation-Disclosures 1. Baltimore Q.
At Hnr--or--IIaIt:crd 3 Wlnlr gton first game
At Hartforc-Hlrtiord . Wilmington Il second game
Buffalo. July lo-Moses Shire, one Of the principal
sockbod.rs Of the Buffalo Brotherhood club arrived home
this morning from the Philadelphia meeting OF the Players
League To reporter Mr.. Shire said thst ank~ments
have hoen made STRENGTHEN the local club Two HcherS
hive been offered hut their withheld until the
ai "a closed JAY Faa.z formerly Of the Torontos and
last wear Of the Coycands viii join the club and will be
~, captain With regard the rumored transfer OF the
Ruralo club TO another city Mr. Shire said there is no
ross,,e chance OF such a thing, the MANAGEMENT has
no notion OF retiring