The evening world., 1891-06-10

The Giants increased their list of straight
victories ten yesterday when they won In ex-
cellent style from the Pittsourgs. Mutrie's
men are playing great baseball Just now, and
at the present rate of progress 1t is only ques-
ton OF a few games before they win head the
list. The old-time favorites are showing what
they can do when they really get down to
business
However, a few games lost now would rele.
gate them to q position whore popularity is
below par. They are In the game now and
have the " oranks" with them.
The score yesterday of to shows how the
Plttsburg team went down.
The Brooklyns did not have an easy time
yesterday, but by pluck and excellent BALL
playing they worried through the game and
scored victory over Cleveland.
When Cleveland made seven runs in the
nth inning things looked und doubtedly dubious.
Brooklyn rallied In the sixth with four runs,
and the game was tailed 10 too.
Boston went down before Anson's men again
yesterday. The score was 9to7
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia, 9toa
American Association games were played
yesterday, with the following results: Cincin-
natl, 8; Washington, l. Columbus, 8; Ath-
letics, 2. Louisville, 8; Baltimore, 2 Boston.
8; St Louis, 0.
Some changes have been made In the teams
which will compete for the $125 cup at the
Interstate shoot at WoodlaWn Pork to-mor-
row. They are as follows:
Newark Club-Frank Glass instead OF E.
Francis
Fountain Gun Club-Dr. Schwartz for A.
Purdy.
Consy Island Rod and Gun Club-D. Mon
sees and j. Z. Lake, the latter in case II. Nc
Laughliu. captain Of the team, does not
shoot.
Atlantic Rod and Gun Club-P. Ward instead
OF Garrison; Ii. Balsir, S. Northridge and
Judge Sutherland In place OF Donnelly, DWyer
and Monsees.
The start is set for II A. N. sharp.
About 200 sports assembled In road ouse
near Guttenburg Monday night TO see finish
night between Tom Green, OF this city, and
Tom Kelly, OF Philadelphia. AT the last mo-
ment II was announced that Green had hurt
his hama and could not hight purse was
made up by the sports, and jack Mcdonald
offered 10 light Kelly for II.
1t was sharp but short contest In the third
round Kelly lodged q rush and returned with
an upper cut which knocked Mcdonald sense
less.
A delegation OF yachlsmen visited Big jim
Farnam's boat-hOuFe m WnllaDOut Creek Mon
day to witness the launching OF the sloOp yacht
Wasp, owned by MI. Wilson Poole, a promi.
nent downtown sugar broker. After the usual
ceremonies, q COLLATION. was served. Mr.. Hoole
has Hrcured the following crew;
Harry Thompson, sailing master; Arthur
Stilmann, first mate; I'D Poole, second mate;
alan al nan Fra
benheitner, FItZ Kemp aud George Guyllam.
They start next Saturday for Q two months'
cruise down East.
The remainder of the Manhattan Athletic
Clubs European aggregation sailed on the City
OF New York this morning. Luther Cary, Dni-
man, the half-mile runner; Roddy, the mid
die distance runner; Lange, the walker, and
Sarre, the sprinter. were dined and wined by
George W. Carr and other members or the
Cherry Diamond Governing Board, win Lon
Myers and Harry Frederlcks last night,
Baseball night at Paimer's is slated for Fri
day. Capt Anson ana Manager Mutrie have
see the "Tar and Tartar" The Clubs will be
there to man, and sydney Rossnfeld has
arranged TO have diamond dust showered upon
| the players.
The Cincinnati and Washington Association
teams are 10 be tried by jury for playing ball
In Cincinnati last sunday. Each player has
asked for jury trial, So eighteen luries viii
have 70 be drawn.
The University of Pennsylvania baseball
team visited New Haven yesterday and aston
ished the YAIenBAns. Pennsylvania won by o
score of IL TOT. The teams have won one
game each. The rubber will probably be
| played June eS at New Haven,
| q. IL. Nelson, of Bangor, Me-, says his
great stallion Nelson has faster gait than last
| year, and expects to see the horse lower the