New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17

Philadelphia 6. Pitchers-Getzen and vickery. Umpire
The second game required thirteen innings before the
"Phllies" were beaten. Philadelphia led up 70 the
eighth. when Boston tied them then for four innings
neither side scored Nichols held the visitors we'll In
hand while Myers and Smith played great ball fer the lat
ter. Tho
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The Boston and Philadelphia Players played two
afternoon before 3.1I6 spectators. The first
game WA more distinguished for than for good
plays Brouthers doing poorly at first Boston made a
rally at the close but could not tic the game. Score
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Representatives, and cunning.
In the second the Bosons obtained lead in the
inning which the visitors could not overcome Phla
dpha eIded loosely and failed to bat Radbourn at crt
cal points. Hustled batted all the field. and
Bosons team work was far better than in the first game
The
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Chicago June 1G-The National League played two
games this afternoon Chicago winning and losing one
In the first Pittsburcs inability to hit Hutchinson
with at critical point. lost them the game. The
score
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pire-Lynch.
In the second game it any ones game Up to the
ninth inning. when with base and two
men HecEer hit for single over COOneys head
bringing home the winning Total attendance. 900
The
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Lynch.
The Clev.lands put McGil Chicago pitcher against
Comlskey's and exciting game through his ex
cclent work. Attendance. or The score was:
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Baschits-chicagC s. Cleveland II Err0,'-Gh m
Ferguson and Hoibert.
Buffalo June iO.-The Blsons were defeated today on
account Of poor fielding and stupid base'Tunnns 1t was
ladies' day and several hundred ladies' witnessed the game
Attendance. 67s The
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Basehit,- Buffalo IL. Prsburg II. Errors-Burslc 2
Pittsburg o Pitchcis-Ferson and Maui. Unpres-'ian
ncy and Barnes
Cincinnati June 1e.-Thc Cinclnna:s their fourth
raght game the Ccvcands this afternoon by
rlor allaround playing Lincoln batted freely by tho
home players while Viau effective Attendance
l,I27 The score was:
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June 16.-Casey pitched with core arm to-day
md he hit hard by the Rochesters. especially In the
first inning when the game virtually lost 70 the Stars
Tho
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Baschlts-Syracuse 6, Rochester 49, Errors-Syracuse
:, Korhest,r o. PltcheT--Casey and Barr. Umpire
Docscher.
Haven June 16.-New Haven batted Stab freely
to-day schoe1eck and l.ay hitting Tor total
OF fourteen bases while Hartford could do nothing with
poran Lay's homc.run hit tho longest and highest
ever seen on the grounds sutton helded we'll The
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Ra,ehits-New.Haven 49, Hartford 8 Errors-New
Haven :, Hartford ). Pitchers Dorsn and Stab I'm
plro-Valcntin".
At Ncw.IIaycn-New. Haven II. Hartford /.
Washington. Juns lG.The contracts Just arranged for
1890 are: With Chicago, l.. r. Hutchinson and O. b
France; ST. Louis ]. Davis and j. r. Mornyan, Column
bus John l.. Snc.d Syracuse, T. ORourke; Baltimore.
J. O'Rourke; Jersey City II. Redmond and D. j. Muir
phv; Hartford T. O'Connel and Hodgnan; Wilmington
W Stern J. NJ Galligan and +. Carl Tacoma. F. Favour
Portland J. Monday; Minneapolis. L. l.. Shrcve; Saginaw
Bay CITY Samuel Nichoi.
Relcased-By Pittsburg, T. \. Hines; Omaha. Charles
sonmcr- and Albert Inks; Atlantic Association r. lsu
man J. Henegan 4. Ilasney II. Oberlander, F. F. Mccoy
j. NJ Henry and j. J. Maloney; Tacoma. John Howe. T.
Menefee A. {. Hunger; ST. Louis. j. Kane and Frank
Meek: Louisville J. Keenan, and d. Phslen; Brooklyn
: j. Toole j. Powers. j. Gerety, j. Lynch and C. Reip
,chlaFcr.
Sn.pndcd-By Hartford. stephen Matthias, j. Say and
W Pagan, New.Hayen. T. W. Corcqrsni Tacoma T.
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