New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-21
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Boston, July 20-The Bostons played beautiful game
this afternoon, not being made, and by sharp
playing succeeded In shutting their opponents Tho
pitching OF Clarson and the catching OF Clements for the
visitors the features Of the game Attendance, 136l
The
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~ Ba;ehit.-BOstOn 8, PHILADELPHIA Errors-BostO1 o.
pire--Bsttn and Morrill,
The Boston and Louisville Association teams played an
exciting though rather loosely Aeded to-day Louis
vile batted harder but failed TO touch the ball at critical
points. Richadsons home run and Meekns threebagger
were the features. The score;
R Be- i92 e. A.:. ! G Gs
Bssehits1bofs+a Q LSgisys TO- EIr0r-BossOn
Lyons fGon - ''''' ~ '''''' anu "''A" ''''
Cleveland. July 2o-There was scarcely an Inning IN
todays game which did not have two sensational
fielding PLAYS. The magnificent support given Mullane
the came for him, as Cleveland bstted hard. The
e:vts?G n. L..:..:SS 81
Basehiis- Cincinnati g. Cleveland g. Errors-Clncinnsd
{. Cleveland ?. ritchers-Mullano and Young Umpire
Pitssburg July 2o-"siIver'' Kings pitching COM
blned With roo3 fielding and timely hitting oday's
zane TO- tie home Reilly received present Of
o fine gold watch from his admirers Attendance 1,6sl.
The
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rosehlt,-Chicag9 3, Pittsburg, g. Erl9rs-C4lcasS g.
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hurst
Baltimore, July 2O.-Ths game between the Baltimore
and Louis beautifully played contest up
seventh inning when the visitors went 10 and won
bv timely threebase hit and Giberts Wild throw. Nc
Mahon pitched great game, and only two hits were made
OF him. Attendance. 52ss The score:
E bsli I2ais ': :::::::::S 9 Q IL
l. Baltimore 2. Pitchers-stvetts and Mcmahon I'M
pire-Jones.
rb,,,o, rr,v on T.a,7- hitting AZ the nroper time
won the game to-day Many delays occurred caused BY
man audience who took exception 70 the umpres
decisions who in turn took offence at the criticism ana
called game until order restored The crowd was
much disappointed seeing the new players on the
grounds they had been led to expect and gave vent
to their dlspeasure by roncal cheers TO the Cincinnati
players. Attendance 300. The score:
93:ipnstl a. Al 9 @ 3 -
10 TesS9s:33 aad Dwgen
Umplre-Kerins
philadelphia July Coat no time after the FIRST inning
were the Athletics in toAay's game with Columbus
weighing had OBLIGATED in thirteen straight victories
was an Easy mark for the Columbus h:ters The score
4 Asas5.ss ND 9 : : 9 9 9 rs Us
Columbus ,5 r. wI E55GT;-A'he''
Cape May. july 2o.-The second Of series q games
between the Riverton Cape May and Sehuylhn Navy club
teams Of Philadelphia played to-day, and Cape May
was beaten for the his The attendance
was large and game excellent. The score:
Five %,, ;..-......... 3 : 9 9 dd-s
Msy ETsn ana sG. a:F Msy
and prenner.
New.Haven. July 2o.-The New-Havens an easy
came from their Providence rivals to-day through superior
batting. TIE score
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10 ProTs:nibs aad Ta..eS
Staib and Murphy tmplre-Doescher.
Lebanon. July 2oThe Troys defeated the LebanOns TO-
day after a close and exciting by this score
Lebanon +st. -----..--.---- 9 Q Q 60
Troy .------------------ l - v
Basohits-LebanOn Il, Troy !. Errors-Iebanon 4
Troy D. Batteries-Goodsl and AeCAirey, Brahan and
Wells. Umpre-McCulOugh.