New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Cleveland.
the of the Ceveands at the bat ana the SUI
pditv in fielding gave Cincinnati the game to-day The
attendance was 5000, the day being threatening Ihe
score: n =
Gi.S,G.asl Gi.Ss}.ss .:::::::: 9 22 g 9 9 9 q
Basehits Cincinnati T. Cleveland T. ETTSsrCmHmnhi
3 Cleveland Q. Ptchers-Mulane and Gruoer' umpire
Cincinnati May 2-st Louis was defeated in eight
innings by Kely's nine. The featu OF the game was
the heavy hitting Of Cinonnats who made four home
rms Not one OF the visitors earned. The
umpre called the game end OF the eighth inning on
account of rain Attendance 1,4oo The score:
sl'3!9npsl 6, iaa! a. A9:::~ 9 2 Z d--'5
st. Ions IL s. HSTi a. and
Philadelphia, May 2.-The Athletic team showed
notable improvement in fielding to-day Mulvey especially
distinguishing himself; attendance, $500 The score:
Asilissss AsPlSsss .::SS ::::::: 9 9 9 9 q
IS nsaSS 4 and Wsns
pire-Jones
Columbus, May 2-Columbus won an exciting eleven
inning contest singles of kaston, wheelOck and CrOOAs
attendance, 1000 The score
fSs%sTis foHI9@iiis | rs 9 : 9 9 i 90
Dasehits-Columbus 1s, Louisville T. ErrCrs@ooqm- % M
bus 3, Louisville 9 Pitchers-Easton ana DoIal' CH'
pire-Ferguson.
Providence Nav 2-Providence won the first OF :he
series with Troy to-day by free hitting OF Days delivery
The visiting team was first base in consequence
Of Hamitons disability; but played credtaoe game.
william Sullivan, formerly Of the L0wels' pitcheo
effectively for Providence and received good support in
the field; attendance, 800 The score
FESyidenee FESy .::::... :::.::: 7 : I 9 9 6-S
Basehs-Proyidence g. Troy s. ErECTsnPr%yde59es 5SS
and Wells.
Boston. May 2.-Thc home Association team had an
easy time defeating the Senators this afternoon as hau
dock WAS effective and Boston earned four runs on
Bakeley Joyce, Dowd and Hines furnished the ori'n'
fielding features attendance, 206o. The score
%s.SIng,aa RSst9n A' ADJ ADJ z 9 . 3 9 %
washington po.,on wasS,nrtou G. Erors-BOston l.
Washington g. Pitchers-Iiaddock and Bakely. Um
psre-Matthews
NewHaven. Nav 2-The Lebanon club stopped the
winning stride of the home team to-day in clever
manner Although outbated the visitors managed 10
make their hits when men were on bases ana oIoueht
in runs The the home team scattered and
when men were bases the batter could do nothing
Both teams played an excellent fielding game, and some
Of the plays were of the circus order. The score
ks9a1Go sa'l%oxc1 :1..,... . . o o o 81 -
Bssehits-Lebanon 4, New.Haven 3. ErrOrs-,LLebanon
fionicr and Carkson and Wilson.
Buffalo May 2.-The Bisons outDayed the Rochesters
at every point to-day an easy victory by the
appended
RS6Sss.er RSaae ..:...So .:..o 9SS 9 S-li 6-i
II FSAe;s sSG MurPby Taoms and
syracuse. May o.-1he Syracuse defeated the
banv team to-day by the following
sf,rs sis,ov ..::....:::SS ..::::::S 9 Q 3 3 ~
Princeton May (SpcclaD.-The game to-day between
Fordham College and Princeton resulted in an easy We
torv for the home The visitors were unable TO do
ANYTHING with Youngs curves and 1elded poorly at tht
beplnninc Of the game They did not reach first base
until tho seventh inning and secured only hit The
princeton men batted hard and large score The
battery work Of Young and Brown was superb. Durel
Of Princeton and Ryan, Of Fordham, played brilliantly.
The score by innings;
Princeton ..-.......S 4 2 Q Q o-l3
Hudson May (SpecaD-The second Of
the Hudson River School Baseball League between the New
York Military Academy and the Peekski Military Academy
was plaved to-day grounds OF the former. The
score was IS to "A favor Of the former This makes
them winners in five contests out Of six.
Hartford Conn. May 2.-Trlnty played her second
game with Wesleyan here this afternoon and easily
the game by a large score IN six Innings. The hnal
score was % to G. Trlnty's heavy batting and the
catching Of Tirre Wesleyan the features OF the
game.
Garden City, L. l., May 2.-The Westminster School nine
defeated the St. Paul's team to-day by this score:
Me't@nS'er s Paa ..:: ....::::::::::: / %