New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

In to pitch for the visitors relieved by Weyhhe '
four innings and for the next four innings the ch
worked well but in the ninth the local PLAYERS sly" ~
Weyhing's curved six hits. and scored hNe runs y
won the game In the seventh inning. with the score TO
in favor Of Philadelphia. the visitors maze 'o mt anu V
runs which tied the score the a''ehcance wa" ''''o
The - M
E,das3y5 (p Id 9 3 9 . Q 90
hssrhilaaep4a - 9r9oyn and Murphy
The Athletics defeated Brooklyn this afternoon BY max
ing their hits when hits meant runs Inc n''us was
about even but the locals PLAYED with more ginter than
did their opponents. The fielding o. Lyons anu "'ofee
ch.r ,o tho feature Of the game In the ninth inning
Fenney knocked ball the left fence but stayea az
Third To bring catcher up Attendance Ills Inc
y
A,sletls ............:.56 9 9 / 8 =
Daschits-Athlec o Brcqkyn TO- Er,Grf1MAhieus
Brooayn T. fitch'I'--l'' '"" Gnu
Cincinnati Nav 1o-The Cincinnats to-day's gamo
hv sun.rior alLaround work. Hhlnes was a complete
puzzle to the visitor they obtained only one Httc hit
r his nclng w t. the ninth inning when they MANAGED
to scratch in two ard scored run The game was stopped
twice on account Hecker spaincd his ankle in
the eighth and forced 10 retire The attendance was
a little over . 500. The score was:
Cincinnati n4 o. LIB o . 9 9 . III
pa.ehits-Ci cincinnati :. Pttsburs g. Lrrors-Cncnnau
. Pf:tabasg 7. Pchers-Rhincs and Baker Umpire
Co,umbua May 10 49, Columbus won by punching hits
s,reton in the first innings Both teams batd and
0eldcd beautifully aud umprng OF Doeschcr was the
best seen here this year The score was:
9o ong11I. ...-...,........ii . 0 Q %
Observation-Disclosures o Louisville o. Errors Columbus
. Louisville l. Piichcrs-Weidman and straiton I'm
pire-DOesChcr.
naltimore. MAY Io-suliiyan wa, knocked out Of the
box in the second inning Of the Newarkaltimore zane
TO-DAY Mace was substituted and pitched phenomenal
bali hi, delivery being puzzcr for the Orioles German
also pchcd good game. striking ont eight men, McDcf
motifs great scconc-b base PLAYING W. much admired
Power and Mack carried oil the honors for Baltimore
Attendance SEQ. The score
E Ea,'%Sro ........ .......55 Q 9 o.
a-ehitsBal.moe . Newark g. ETro.T, siiis,
Mace and Duty. Umpire-Corcoran.
Worcester Nav lO-Thc first championship game OF the
season wa, played this city to-day before loo people
and resulted in a victory for the New-Havens. Tine
Worcester, could hit DOian and two errors by Cud
worth in the eighth Lost them the game Spill Worcester
new shoit,top played we'll Lang was presented Win
eeld.hcad,d umbrella by the members oi me worcester
club The was;
X Ss..dI', ~ ~ Q 9 3 a
Ba,ehits-New-IIaven ., Worcester 3 Ertoi--N w
Umpire tMahoney.
Hartford May lot looked bad for the Hartords up
IN the eighth inning they worked all the points they
were masters Of getting their opponents ratified and pull
ING the game out Of the The Jersey city made
half Of their hits the first inning. Tho score was:
n Is,.ay e,, ,v..........:.G : 9 . %
Rasehits-Harford L. Jersey City 8. ErrorsHartiord
: Jersey CITY I. PitchcIs-Fagan and McD"fmO,t m
pire-kcIly
pittsburc, May 1o-Thc directors Of the National
League baseball club o, this city night voted so 600
10 meet current cNpcnsc'. The directors enphat'aF
denied the story transfer Of the team 70 Baltimore
n some Other city and said the League pnrpo'ed to play
out it, schedule arranged last winter.
Princeton y. J.. May 10 tspeciah-An Interesting
game of bail was PLAYED in University Held this afternoon
between Princeton nine and the Cuban ''n'7 DUNG
pitched nnc game and Durrcn coyer'd second in M"
form Princeton won ny . 70 3
Uackcttstown Y. j. Nav 10 (Spccal'-Thc H1ck'it''
town >cr AIRY ail defeated The newton team th- 'I't
roo,, ~ a score 81 10 D. on the Newton grounds
uohhs Ferry. MAY l0.-The game scheduled Tor 70 oaF
hetv,on Westminster and Berkeley VAS forfeited by
uer.,l,y This j. the second time Berkeley has aled 20
surear without giving reason.
At Enqlcwood-Tnelewood ficld club :. Crcscrnt- J.
AtCsrl!-lc. Peun.-Dickin-on College 10. Normal
school ..
A. Bergen Po.nt-Xcw.Jcr-,v \. G. g. Wet End \. g.
4.
\, Rahwsy-Eshway 3, Flushing 3; eleven innings.