New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
GAMEs IN OrIlER C.TIEs.

Cincinnati April lG.-Cmclnna has ut last broken
the spell and gnmc. Viau was taken ont Of
the box at the end of the second inning nfvcr SIX hits
had been made. cuppy talne his place. The game
ab0undcd In double plays. The features were Chls 5
playing at second and Morgan Murphy'S line work
behind the bat Attendance. 266. The score
tiSy,lini ''.''' o . Q o o Q 8 % d
na,eldl, Cleveland g. Cincinnati u. Errorsmcicyo;
land =. Cincinnati !. htchers-Nial. Cuppy ana
Chamberlain. mPiN-Lynch.
Louisville April iG.-rhc game 20 day was slug
ctns match. In which the home team came out with
first honors The LOu,vl's batcd Mealin In the
first Inning. makIng four runs Meckin dor Louis
vile, Kept tie Chicago hits we'll scattered until the
eighth inning. when he cascd up aud Chicago made
five runs The home team also made five ia the ninth
Inning On tire, singles, two doubles AMI triple.
There were many rllIa:t plOS.. Attendance $500.
The score
i iS%l,Sil 60. . . . Q 5 5-la
BaschitS-Chicngo 10, L3ii vile Is. Error
Chicago g. Louisville 4. iftohcrs-Meclin and M"aiin.
Umpire. Em-iic.
Baltimore, April lG.- The baltimore team today
lost 1t, thrl successive game Of the ~cnson. on az
count Of bal ncl.inS. The EostoHs lated cobb. Al
tendance, 2,O14. The
I,sI,iS'o, 60. 4 o q D 81 o
Ha.chlts-uo,ton g. Gnn, re :. Errors-roston g,
baltimore %. Ptchcrs-Nic |, and Cobb Umpire.
MahOnry.
ST. Louis. April l6.-Thc Browns were outpnycd by
pittsburg In to-day's game at all points. Dwyfr had
Door support In the second inning. and retired In
favor OF Gleason. The laers curves were solved In
the sixth and Ea-ton pitched out the game Al
tendance 1850. The score:
+ r't;, burg .........3a . . . o %
ra.cldt,--r tNburg -. st. Louis IL. ErrorSTlittN.
burg !. =. Louis .: i1chGrsmGa'Vin' "leaso'' DWyU
and Ea,on. Imprc-ShcIdan
siasts Jaw the University u Pcnn'ylvann-lalc game
tlls afternoon. The former team had no trouble in
defeating the men from New-lIavcn by better all
round plnylng The feature Of the game was the
battery work Of liaync and CooEan iJr Pcnn'yNaH"
l,ayne striking out seventeen men. The scoe:
pennsylvania 80. Q Q . o o o %
HosehIts-pennsylvanin 10: Yale 4. Frrors-Pcnn
sylvnnia !. >al, IT, Bhttcres- b"9 NC anu 'V'7'"''
Bowers and Jackson.
Worcester. April lG.-IIarvord and Brown played
before 1000 spectators at Worcester oval his ai0r-
noon. The Browns forfeited the gumc and left
the field at the end Of the seventh inning, refusing
10 abide by u decision Of the umpire. The score:
I n,,,n ...:.:::: : . Q D Q %
rasehits-Iarva,d 3, Brown A., ErrorS-iIarvard
4 Brown .. Intcries-linrVatu: lileNmndS ana W,
ton: Hrowns sexton and T'nney. umplres-cobb and
Waldrldgc.
AZ Montgomery, Ma.-Mongomery, II; Mobile J.
At Charlottesville Va-Universlty Of Virginia, 9
Lchigh u.
Al Fa,ton-Lafaycte College, @; Alerts, D.
Al Columbus Columbus, 8 Toledo. D.
At Carlisle. Penn.-Johns Hopkins A. DcAilSo"
College. 3.
AT Middctown-- Wesleyan. = Holy Cross college, u.
At IIartfold-D Dartmouth, 49, Trinity. >.
Al cw.Brunswidi-Frc,lmen CT Rutgers, a
Unions, o.
AT apOls-Mwanlce .; Indianapolis d.
AT Kansas City-Knnsas City, s. Minneapolis -
Boston, April 1G--I' " announced thnt john f.