New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Cincinnati, July 14.-The Philadephas were able TO
bunch their hits to-day; the Cincinnats were nothat
was about the amount Of it. and Cincinnati lost. The
Phadephias fielding prevented the men that Cincinnati
did get bases from getting around. surprisingly
large number of long hits made. Hamilton alone
had three TO his credit The
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UmpITe-McQuads.
chicago, July 1i.-1he basehIts were equally dis
trbued to-day but Chcagos came just when needed and
that team succeeded without difficulty in downing the
Boston men. A long running catch by Stovey the
feature of the game. The score:
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Powers and Battn.
Washington, July 14-washington became badly demon.
allied to-day after the second inning and made frequent
rOrs while the ST. Louis put up their usual good
winning hands down. Hatfield and McQuery did poor work
and at least due to their ONel
and Egan made home and Comiskey threebagger.
Miller was unable TO put the ball the plate at cri-
cal points. Attendance, $500. The
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Baltimore, July 14-Bad fielding on the part Of Van
Haltren and Townsend, assisted by a timely hits,
gave the Columbus team victory the Baltmores TO-
day Both pitchers lhtted hard and at times the
game was iistlessly played Attendance. 1,22S The
score:
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observation-disclosures 10, Columbus p, Errors-Bat-
more g. Columbus 2. Observation-Disclosures and Dolan.
Umpire-Jones.
Boston, July N.-The BostOns Outplayed the Clncln-
nstis in all departments and won the odd game Of the
series handily. BunntOn pitched finely and his support
was perfect Crane pitched fairly, but was trfe Wild
Attendance 2111. The score:
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Basehits-Boston Z. Cincinnati 8. Errors-BostOn /,
Cincinnati 5. Pltchers-Bufinton and Crane. Umpire
Ferguson.
philadelphia July 14.-The Athletic and Louisville
teams played seesaw game in which free hitting and
Indifferent fielding abounded weighing managed to pull
himself together in the last two innings while the Athletics
earned the In the eighth two singles and
a triple. The scOre
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Umpire-Dsyls.
Cape May, July IA ;spccaD.-The Cape May team de-
teated Tacony team Of Philadelphia to-day by knock
ing out eleven in the first inning After that It was
good game The score:
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Buffalo. July 4-The BuGalos ou;payed the Letanons a
every point to-day, and won easily. The score:
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Middetown, n. Y, July 1.-THE Asylum team de-
feated the Cuban Giants today by this score:
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Pittsburg, July 1.-THE BroOkynPttsburg game was
postponed at the end Of the fourth inning by rain III,
score was Brooklyn 4, Pittsburg 3.
New.Haven, July 1.-THE New. Havcns outbattel the,
Albany opponents to-day and won a wellplaycd gam,
| by this score;
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Basehits-New- Haven 10, Albany 3. Errors Now
Haven t. Albany 4. Batteries Garrison and ThesOn
Deyn ana Hess. UmpiFe-C onnelly.
Providence July 1.-THE Syracuse team defeated
| Providence to-day rather easily. The
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