New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17


played two to-day and quit even The osy
beautiful one. and 4oi people paid to witness the
contest Baltimore shoull have won both. In inc nS'
game the home had In McMahon and Robinson
agains, Kne and McGuirc The visitors twrer as'eu
only inning, being battcd for SIX runs, Including
home run. Foreman finished the game and was effective
In this contest less than four double plays were mouo
The
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Basehll, baltimore s. washngOH L ErrSr ocI asG
Foreman. UmpIrc-Sherdon
In the second game close work for both SIDES
Both pitcher effective and the hits were scattered
The game lost by Whistler munng a fly ball. which
followed ny a home The hclding was sprted
both sides. The
W Rni,i%SGc --..: ..::::: 8 9 9 y
EasehIt, baltimore 3. washnson E Err ;iscn
Umpirc-Sncriian
Cleveland May lO-The home won the game in
the third inning IL pitchers battle, the .eidef'
doing of the work. Attendance, $500. weather
warm and clear. The score
I fsSsInnd . ...S 9 9 q
Baschits-Clcycland o. Louisville 4. Errors-Clevcland
Lynch.
ST, Louis. May lO.-Thc Cincinnati team from ST.
Louis to-day in the eighth inning by hitting harl and
| running bases in fine style. The weather was warm
Attendance, 5000. The
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Ea,ShtsSt louis : Cincinnati Errors s Louis
Umplre-Emslic
Pusturg MAY IG-Bctter all-around play Chi.
to-day. Both baldwin and Hutchinson pitched good
ball. Weather clear and pleasant Attendance. 300.
Tho score:
Erhii' taso .. :.::..G2 g ca O.
cn,so GMiGasS E1rSspitsH",g
i% "Tt o. r'''"er'-'''a"" ana hutchinson" Umpire
Toledo, May IO.-Toledo and St. Paul played
this afternoon IT. the first Toledo took the lead AMI
h.f1 1.
s.. Paul ....:.:... 9 90
Paul g. BatrieSDonad aud Hurley Kcefc and Dusialc
This Is the score OF the second game:
st. s%' Pau ............ Q 9 90
Paul g 81; r and 6ass sd
Columbus. May 1G.-Minncapolis had chance to win
to-day Up to the eighth inning only hit made
OIL Causcn when he oased up. wclthcr pleasant. The
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Bascht,-columbus 10 Minneapolis 0. Errors Column.
| Cobctt and Dixon
Milwaukee. May 1C.-Omaha won in the NINTH otter
two hours Of dull and undressing play. Weather
fine. The score
OMAHA aIlH''N ..'.:..... ::c 9 %
Bascht--Mlwaukee g. Omaha II. ErrorS-Milwaukee
we,tiake ''1 '''''' '''''0' "''
HiD'ly' HidF ic.-aiUhy ucHatcu Syf1cnSc easily To-
day bv this score:
S &I5any ........ -: . % %
Albany : S and MycTs, Tayo and
Murphy.
Binghamton. May I6-The Emira could bat
to-day. and tho home team Easily by this
i E%ss.mon ...........:d 3 . %
! BasehtS- Bin9hamton l.. Elmra I. Frrore-Bln2.
.lamton l. Elmira g. Baterics--Cascy and Town@end
| Frckcn and BOYD.
New Haven. MAY IG.-The Ncw.Nayen team played in
fine to-day and defeated Troy nine by the aI-
| perdci score:
ftoy 'ln': ...... . 9 10
Hits-NewIIaven II. Troy Q New.Hav B.
Troy I. Batteres-Fourn!cr and Wells, Cl1rkson aud
| Mctarfcy.
Philadelphia Nav ls-The Athletics all TO pieces
today. and their Providence rivals they pleased
Tho
Ahlct,c ............." Q o %
Ba.chs-Athictc 5. Providence Q. Errors-Athetc =,
i kiToy oSa f:van.
Rochester May 1e-Tmelv batting enabled tho Rochss-
tor Buffalo to-day by the following score
| Iurnlo .'.............O 0 o o o o = IA
| Observation-Disclosures o. Buffalo u. Errors-Roehrster
o Buffalo I. Blttcfes-Coods and Mckeouch. Conway
| and Dcaly
Cambridge. Mass, May 10 tSp9caD.-Thc Harvard
nine defeated the Murray and Irwin team this oft~r
noon The game Was embarrassing, and both sides had
nine errors The following is tho score by innings:
MaEsy and ati Irwn...o 9 = Q IS