New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-23
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

phtadelphia PnilId lpha NationaI League
team scored IL, thirteenth straight victory tn' o'.ia-o
Uecker utched good ball for Pttsburl, ana WIN proper
.upport would have pulled ont a victory. hhe one
handed running catch by Sunday was the fielding FEATURE
Attendance 1.512 The score:
P P;'f,sgs g.. 3D. 30
BashtsPbgre 49, rhiaapha, H. E a1S Tlcht,
rri mPP.rt.-r '55,is.'''''' -
rho s. Louis Browns won their fourth successive game
from the Athletics today. Stein late OF inc "n"S'',
and Lebanon clubs was the box FOR the local club ana
his delivery was hit hard in the third and fourth innings
SWEETS was elective throughout the game. Attendance
il79. The score: = = n
$; I,i Lsar' Q 1888 9 &c
Louis TO- Athlete ID d s EEfor's m b2Ss
peoples =, 49, so.o0,
Tsburg July 22.-Two bad fielding errors In the second
inning today caused the home Players team TO lose heaf
and they played listesa game throughout The score
E r"f sE.Tg, p. L)....~ 0 9 Q I S-5
rhqdSSgsas 5 no 1SS stalty
9q mSr T. Tn.5eP't and ntloert ''e''
chicago. Jtly oo-rh- Toyois' League Chicago and
boston teams played pcre, bali today not an errcr being
mad, The Bo>tons IN the ninth inning by superior
batting. The score:
I q,s'se q. p. L,S SIS : 9 il
GSf9sG and d ka aG'SiG9
a and knight t''''''''
day. game the BrooSIyns failed to get hit Of RhinesS
,t,blnc some ragged neldng followed and the Groons
tat,.d the Young "phenomena freely at the end Terry
ntch,d mastery game r'oirIng eleven Cincinnati bats
men on strikes Attendance. 1897. The score:
nrooEiya a. L1-.-qq Q . : Q 9 G-'5
Ba.hlts-Brooyn Il cncnpati TO- E Errors.
pre- Lynch and Mcousde
cleveland July 22.-The Boston National League team
made touE Of their seven hits OIL ceytands new pengI
In tho SIKH inning These hits nett'd three runs and
won the game. Attendance, $50. The score
70; i,, g. LII. ..-oo . 9 Q 9 S--$
Fa sad GiaGs%p and s@ Empire
Hartford. July 1.-THE Horforts put in weak team
against Batuora but hit Elkcr hard while Stab was
hi, harder The nedlns loose at times. The score:
H H,,,,Ss!. .. .. Z 8 8 2 Er3
Baltimore 3 Pitchcs.-Sialb and Boxer. Umpire
Now. Haven July 2o.-Tho Newark team won from New.
Have, in the eighth inning to-day through Two unucky
orr,r, by Doran and Pcoc. II sharp interesting
r,no Potl pitchers pitched GOOD ball Smiths work at
short was excellent Tho score:
Essa Pi,; :.,;.... . Q D g %
In,chr,- Newark &. Ncw.llaycn =. Errors-TewarS
J. Ncw.Ha,en 8. Pitcher'-Mlil'r and Dora'' Umpire
rlcyclond July 2?-words BROOKLYN teams wrctched
mold work gave the Cleveland Players League team
victory Attendance 200. The score:
i &,sesisa y Id J 8 ! . d d-iGI
u,scnI,s prooAlvn 49, Cleveland .. Errors-Brooklyn
~ SIeyeand ;. P.tchers-SoNdcrs and Grubcr Umpire"
-GaIncv aud sheridan.
Worccs.er July 22-The Worcrsters won to-daNs game
from the Wmingtons by sharp fielding aud hlttns the ball
- m RIGHT fine The visitors could not hit John Stafford
when hits were needed The score;
w wSoc,aS,so .,....... 8 9 Q . g
Dasehit-worces:er .. Wilmington J. Err9rsIWorccs'
Ter / Wilmington >. Pitchers stafford ana AhueiHoh
Umpire-Larkln
syracuse July 22.-Combus played the poorest game
mat has been seen here and the result was an
easy victory for Knauss was wild at critical
outs Of the game beside, that he was hit hard by the
home The score:
syracuse ............... Q ] Q q SS--'q
r,,r,ts Svro,,Iso T. Columbus .. Errors-Syrlcuse
to,unibus 10 Pitchers-L a-ey and hnau's umpire
EWsllc.
Brdgeton y. j.. July % (Specioll-Iho Brdgeton ana
Nu,le clubs played here TODAY. Cove and Gattone were
,n hnery for Brdgeton Penn and Phifer for Ml'c
The score; - %
,trl,ulc ............ o - / 90
AZ Observation-Disclosures ), Washington o.