New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

Philadelphia Sept. 5.-The Athl tic and Milwaukee,
teams played two games here this afternoon The
first spirtedy contested the home club ultimately
winning by better fielding. Both pitchers wue eff
fective. Shocks stop Of McTamany's grounder the
fifth and Crosss catch Of Caney's fly in the ninth
were the features. Attendance 5000 The score:
AStSaee --. .:::.:.:! o:
Basehits-Athle:ies 7. Milwaukee g. Errors-Athleucs
pre-Eerguson.
The Athletics defeated the Mwaukees by the Of
to in the second nme, owing 10 thu Wild throwing
Of the Westerners in the field Davies pitched great
ball. The score:
AIiHsSSeo .'':. ..::.:::.S O.
l, Milwaukee l. Pltchers-weyhing and Davies. I'M
Washington, Sept 5-washington and Columbus
played two games to-day dividing honOrs, the Sena-
tors taking the first with ease, and Columbus the last
by close shave Cassian, the senator's new Iwirler
put up a good game with the exception of being
wild at times, and held the visitors down wen Tor
five innings when he was touched up hghtly. Inc
score
y %psn,p 6: ::::. $685. 9 . GO --iss
Washington a. Columbus s. ErrOrs-wssh
lngton q, Columbus o. Itcht!s-Od'7ldiI anu "dsHsh"
Umpire-Kerins.
KnelI, in the last game. was decided enigma. Al.
word being the only man to gauge him safely.
wheelock's playing at short was miserable, ne having
The score 9ra?'' - INV
S@ oism5ss .. ..::.::, 3 6-S
Observation-Disclosures g. Columbus H. Errors-wash.
ngton Z, Columbus 4. Ptchers-Carsey and AnelI. I'm
piFe-Kerns.
Cincinnati. Sept philadelphia won an exciting
twelve-nnlng game here this afternoon. All of Gin
cinnat's scored Oh errors and i'm the twelfth
after Latham had given two men bases by his errors
Gleason his own game by timely I'M. Inc
f FnlIaaaishta 90 9 9 g 9 8 9 g2E5s
Basehts-Cncnnati -, Philadelphia D. Errors-oh'
cinna >, Philadelphia B. Pitchefs-GleasOn and Rhnes'
Umpre-Hurst
Chicago, sept. 5.-Today's game was loosely played
on both Sides and was duh and uninteresting from
Chicago standpoint Attendance $500. The score'
G iosias o. :' LII. / 9 9 : =
gSsp sna s hrEScA tnSr
Lynch
Baltimore, Sept 5.-Balumore game from thu
LouisviIs to-day because Of F1zgerlld's wildnes
and a few errors in the eighth inning The weather
was threatening and the game was called on account
Of darkness at the end OF the eighth inning. IDS
n nsls%GHs . :::::::.:::::.:: =
more dGs ais En- and IS25si
Umpire-Dayis.
THE RECORDS.
The Eassen teams finished their tour in the West zee
terday, and now the shift TO this part Of the
country. The records TO date follows:
LEAGUE
Sss q COS c fSGs S IG 81 as
Bcstoa III y $40 brooSyn ......4s % 80
fSdc SSa SO g SS s tS tiI Sf ' .s q 80
ASSOCIATION.
clubs. Won .Lost.PTcL Clubs. Won LostFrsls
Boston -. "a 3S .705 Columbus .....5S 90 't,s
baltimore %. ~ $50 Washington S9 =, az
WITHDRAWAL OF TRAINS BETWEEN NEW-NokA
AND L0NG BRANCH VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces u lrs
on and after September trains leaving New New a.
for Long nrapeh Point Pleasant and IONS , ks0 aid
3 80 ana 10 a. M. and 10 p. m, week nay >
for Long Branch and Point Pleasant at 'lS y, az
sundays will, " withdrawn fgom service Inc ~
press leaving Fpiut Pleasant 30 a. NJ, Ions p q %
0o a. M. a.d those leaving Tons Rive, TcnIs
Point Pleasantly a, Long Branch ~ m, any a "a
River e:a. tnsnt Pleasant go, Long bIas Fort
D. m. week daks and the sunday train leaving " IA
Pleasant ssi5, Long Branch o .20 y. m' VII "'s' ~
discontinued. . - A., uesrh
e,n ana af,er sartealer tho tbtpugl gas iat go
liaysn nos lslVhg Nsw.ksfs ~ 30 " ""
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