New-York tribune., 1890-05-20

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Philadelphia May 1o.-The Philadelphia National
League club lost another game TO Cincinnati to-day by
miserable fielding. Rhines was in The box Tor the VS.
ors and for five innings the home team could do nothing
with him. but in the next three innings they hit him
rather freely. Allentown" Smith pitched steadily
effective throughout and with respectable support
would have landed his easy Winner. Attendance
| 2,207. The
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The Philadelphia Players club outbatted and outneded
the Pttsburg brotherhood to-day winning the game
by the Onesded OF 10 to g. Gavins pitching Just
suited the Phade pha men, and they sent the ball sail
Inc In every direction but the hits were usually made
after chances had been given TO retire the side nigh
wind made it difficult to judge fly balls, and tive Of the
visitors made NUTS. The attendance was l,3i3 The
score Is follows:
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adepha 5 Pttsburr 10. Pitchers Cunningham and
Calvin. Representatives, and cunning.
The Athletic club got at Louisville in fine style this
afternoon, and won it pleased Mcmahon was in good
form and was well supported Goodal hit hard in tho
first three Innings and in the fourth he and Webecker re-
tired in favor Of sratton and Ryan. Attendance. $50
Tho was:
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Basehts-Louisyle @. Athletic IA. Errors Louisville
4 MudetIc g. DECENTRALIZATION, Goodal and sratton
Boston, May lo-The Chcaeos easily won the game to.
day In the fifth inning CIarksons gave but he
kept on and was hit in every inning thereafter utchin
SON however seemed to have puzzlng curve and tho
most the Bostons could d. send fly balls which
were Invariably caught by the Chcagos The features OF
;hc game were the fielding of Long Tucker Burns and
Cooney. Attendance, ls09. The score
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sagS0 2. ptchers-ciarkson and Hutchinson. Umpire
Boston easily the Players League game to-day,
Daily being stumbling block Cleveland Kelly caught
phenomenal game. and bases daringy. Brouthrrs
did some great batting and Irwin played well at short At
tendance. 1000. The score was:
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plrcs Knight and Jones.
New.Hayen. May Ie-washinrtOn defeated New-Haven
In the tenth today before excited crowd OF 1000
people. IIorner pitched magnificent game for New
Haven but m Is and fumbes By Mckee Lauman and
Lang won 0ie game for the visitors The winning run
made Burd's hit brought Bader
home The score
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Roch"s;eF May loThe Rochester team defeated the St.
Louis nine to-day rather easily by the following score:
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Cambridge May 1o.-Ihe Newark team crossed bats
with the Harvard College to-day, and only after
a tcn-innins battle. The score was:
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Baschits-Ncwark g. Harvard 5. Errors-Newark /,
Harvard g. Battcrles-SulliNan and Childs, Bates,
Downcr and Upton.
Baltimore May lo.-Manarer Barnie. Of the Baltimore
club has released Pitcher Samuel Z. Shaw.
Philadelphia. MAY 10 (Speclall.The University o Vir
cnIa tam ha, been on Northern trip 1t played evenly
ar.ttt. arhor
u reached to-day but the University OF Pennsylvania
team defeated it by % TO .. Both heded we'll.