New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
The following letter has been sent TO The Tribune

The following letter has been sent to The Tribune
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To all Managers of Baseball Clubs:
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brooklyn, or with the Delaware Baseball CLUB Of
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The latter took expenses and did not appear at all
patrons. - " [. D. . vAkiHN. hSa'i Manager. nSlss 10
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.
Chicago. Aug 29Geason was altogether too much for
the Colts today and received perfect support
low throw by Doooshue being the only nispay made by
the oua&er Gumbert also pitched good game that
ordinarily would have been winner but Ettlc STUPID
work by the inned allowed vsitors couple Of scratch
hits after which they did their real hitting The
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Boston. Aug 20.-The game to-day was exciting par.
uculary In the last three innings In the Louis.
Vile had three bases and out but could get
winner Stricker and made great catches The
game called at the beginning of the eleventh inning
1t getting dark. The score:
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Ba ehits-Doston 9, Louisville 2. Errcrs-Bos,on l.
2, Philadelphia l. pitchers-ciumbert and Gleason. I'm.
Cleveland, Aug. 29-ceveand and Boston played two
games to-day. The nrst by better all-around
playing by tho home team. Kelly muncd easy fy in
the sixth inning that gave the Clevconds lead Of
Boston the second with Shear0n
freely Tucker was removed from the coaching line by
Umpire Hurst for bolsterous coaching Chidss fielding
feature OF both games. Attendance, 3000 The
Of the first game was as follows:
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The OF the second game annexed:
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noston 7. pitchers, Sharon and staley Umpire"
Hurst.
Philadelphia, Aug. 29.-The Athletic and Columbus
tean6 paved two games this afternoon the hon team
winning 1t thirteen innings decide the first
contest and but for the brilliant work Of Corcoran at short
the visitors would have Tho Athletics scored the
winning in the thirteenth principally through
by wheelock. The score:
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Basehfts-Athetic IL Columbus IL Errors-Athletic g.
Columbus 4. Observation-Disclosures and Gastnght Um-
pre-Mahoney
The Athletics had on easy time Of 1t the second game
winning by the OF to ?. owing to Bowman's
fectiveness and the freedom with which Lyston formerly
OF the Providence team batted. Bowman, Mulvey
and Corcoran did some fine batting. The
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Basehits-Athot,ss 10, Columbus G s. Ersors-AshIetSs
baltimore Aug. 2o.-wth lead of four runs the st.
Louis allowed the Orioles to tie the by timely bat
ting Healy hit hard in the first and fifth innings.
The weather was threatening Umpire Ferguson called
the game because OF darkness. The
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B1sehts-Baltimore 8. St. Louis g. Errors-B.ltimore
q St. Louis 5. Ptchers-IIealy and Ruttger Umpire
Ferguson.
Washington, Aug 29.-The game to-day between Wash
ington and Milwaukee stopped at the end Of the
ond inning by rain
At Yonkers-Tarry town 4. Oak Hill Yobkers A. c. o,
Dobbs Ferry Q.
At South Orange-Nationals 12, South Orange Field
Club 8.
at Lcbanon-1roy 9, Lebanon a.