New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
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Cleveland May I3-The length Of the game to-day was
not the only feature. Cleveland should have won but
stupid base-running and bad errors prevented Viau
played fne game and worked hars win. Attendance
1900 The score:
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BasehitscleveIand H. Philadelphia IL Errors-Cleyo
plre-Lynch.
Washington Msy 1s.-washington's pitchers hit
hard to-day. and. aided wretched fielding in which all
players errors except and Beecher, Gin
einnan enabled to win easily. Eleven runs were
made In the hrst two innings all unearned Attendance
200 The
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Baltimore, May 1s-McMahOn and Robinson played
great game Of ball to-day and shut out st. Louis
A close decision in favor Of Baltimore assisted in the
result. Attendance. 1000. The score;
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8, st; Louis 8. Ptchers-McMahOn and Griffith Um-
Philadelphia. May 1s-The Athletics won another
Interesting from Louisville this afternoon. Both
Doan and Boone hit hard and each received poor
support callihan effective, and was supported in
,aultless style Attendance. 2,479. The score:
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Basehitsz Athletics 1e Louisville T. Errors-Athlescs
Dire-Ferguson.
Boston, May 1s-Doston eat Columbus for the third
time to-day. Tho fielding poor both SIDES. Bos-
toms superior sacrifice hitting and base-running helped
them out. Attendance 14es. Tho score;
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Basehits-Boston o. Columbus 10. Errors-BostOn 4.
Columbus 4 Pitchers-BunintOn, Eas;On and o'Brien.
Lebanon. May 1s.-Lebanon lost another game.
followers Of the sport about ready chase the home
team out Of town. The
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Albany. May 13.-rhe Albany and Syracuse teams had
sugging match to-day, Syracuse winning by this score
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agher, Pearson and Bushong
Troy, May f3.The Troy team met with its usual defeat
to-day. New-Haven won ty this score:
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Rochester. May 13.-The Bufalos defeated the home
team to-day after close and exciting by this score
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gasehLss-R Rochester o. Buffalo 8 ErrOrs-Rochester g.
BuifaO 8. Batteries-shrcve and Bowman, German and
Princeton. n. J., May 10 CspeciaD.-The Lafayette
team made good showing against Princeton to-day.
did not do much with the bat, falling during the
FIVE innings. Princeton batted hard enough to make a
larger Payne Durel Dana and Rowan led at the
bat. Knckerboeker. Duren and Contrell played brill
iantly in field and March made sensational catch CT
foul ny from Browns bat The
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BasehitsPripseton ., lafayette 3. Errors-Prnceton
B. Lafayette 3. Double Diay-Drake to Clark Umpire
Watts
Philadelphia May 10 (SpecsD.-The strong University
Of Pennsylvania nine Is being sadly weakened. To-day
Lousvilles signed big Jerry Darragh the first base
man. on Monday Watts the left fielder. leaves
play In the Western League. Watts and Dar
ragh big men, weighing $50 pounds and standing
over six feet They are fine helders and hitters.
wflliamstown Mass. May 13.-The Dartmouth nine had
trouncing here to-day in championship game, largely
because Of the widness Of their pitcher shurten who
gave eleven men balls. The batting hard
both Sides Arthur, Richmond, Abbott and Eaton taking
the lead The field done hy the catehers
The score:
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Basehits-wIDiams 1s, Dartmouth 10. Errors-willams
5, Dartmouth II. Batteries-Spauldlng and HolIster
Shurtlen and Barry.