New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-20

ASSOCIATION,
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

) Dos+on Sent 1o-In the first game To-Day lor
fouy innings King was effective after lhdV "e was
hit hard and was also wild, having four bases Oh
halls fonr wild pitches and three I1en hit by pi'ched
,-iLi- rras ON his mette and the Bostons
%eTe easy Winners after the first inning Inc score
of the first game y n . II
B:ssgq, y Ia 9 Q . 3 3 Q .
Basehits Boston 49, Plttsburg g. Errors-BoSt0n l.
ptasburg . Pitchcrs-Niehois and King OnP"
In the second game ClaTIson was as effective a.
Yesterday but the BostOns started out Win puu.
~ had errors These disposed OF, they piaSou I'M
machines In the fifth inning the Visitors uiou "
delay the game and the BOstOns were alloweu lor a
time 70 run bases as they pleased but they soon enoc
the farce by intentionally striking ont; INC s,A
inning had begun when game was called Oh aoC Sno
Of darkness attendance, 4,341 at Poth games 0'0''
of second game II
Ras,gn, Y. ,L,...,,-....::,.:::::::.:9 d 81
,, s PSchtftlsrkSon and Baldwin. Umpire
-Gaaney. ,s Tin.
pbJIadelpbia. Sept. 19-The Philadelphia and an
cinnau teams played two games to-day a''u pioAS
oven In the first game the home team was ou'ps w
al every point The visitors ran the bases a. T TS
pleased Grauch being unable to hesn uet nning game
felding of smith the feature oil the opeinHe e1
The score n o o.
Philadelphia .........O o % o. 2
Pittsburg --.--'--'-
pnssspsia r3'dS GRdana P'shersE'9F and
Maii iSs Umpre-Emslie. -, moro
phiIadephlaS
finely hitting and Hamilton's superO O"''
Attendance, ass. The score n . g
philadelphia .,........II . . Q I 90
posebts Phade phia g. Cincinnati o. EfIorssI I ,1
dclbSia Cincinnati s. Pitchers-ThorntOn and crane
UmpTe-Fmslie. u,o,n,,otore
nlaved two games this afternoon, the former "i,is
tLo e+ game through superior work IN the helo anu
18th tho stick Burre pitched bis first game lor o o
RrownS and did fairly we'll Attendance aoou' 4'000
The score: 10
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Basehits-st Louis s. Washington o. and ForemsE. I'm,
4, Washington A. PitcherS-bulI'n anu
pire-MahOney. ~ .,s and
Tho second game lasted for only five innings ana
+be Washingtons won it by this score n .
St. St. Louis. ....,..........,,..dd 3 81
Louis washington I ErrG @sTsST H Guns
A. Washington 2. Pitchers-NVHsoS S"O
IonisviIIe Sent 10.-LOuisville and Athletic mace
most Of their hits and errors in the hrst Ins' D
Louisville batted better afterwaTd' Chalnool"i ,.a
sent to the bench for dsputng with the and the
s Gs ha6c WO %ere tae eau ae& TIE
IouIsy,llo .,..........S 9 g 9 . 81
81 At6Iess 14 a5d stTaoa
Y m9irS ?. H cTIoueRiln =
Milwaukee. Sept. 19-The Boston Reds made their
first appearance here to-day, and were beaten III
lr,r,ont came. Both Davies and HaddOck pitched
great ball. and Davies had the Dest suPPVi" '
made ;; wonderful catch. The score
Boston a, a; A)....... Q 9 8 . . 9 Q Q;
Rasebits-Boston g. Milwaukee a.. Erors-Hoston 0
NuWaUEee g. Pitchers-Davis and Haddoek. Umpire
Ferguson. 1919
Columbus, Sept 10.-The Columbus team batted
freely at opportune moments and defeated the Orioles
by this score; - = ,
Columbus nlss ..,...,,..... . 3 3 9:
Basehts-Colulnbus o, Baltimore 6. Errors-S olumou
4 Baltimore ). Pitchers-Knell aud Healy Umpire
kerins.
The somervire West Ends won hardly fought base
hall game from the Planied Crescents at Plainfcio
Yesterday Had the Cresecnts won the game they
would have taken first place in the Central Ne"
Jersey semi professional series. The victory OF th'
West Ends resulted in lie for championship hOnors
which will be PLAYED off next SATURDAY at Palnheld
Roth clubs batted heavily, and the game was WQr
simply by punching Of the West Ends MIS- Inc
score
Crescents ........0 q
Nest Ends ......2 o 1 o-e