New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

cicvol,nd Aug. o-CIevelond tried double game
business, against Louisville again to-day ana THIS time
was successful Doth contests by brilliant VOTE
I'm the field and good batting In the hrst game 'he
Loui.yles made hits than the CleVelands bu' Noy
failed bunch them and that was VIVA. .ic'ei'u uA-
with tho hits they got The best work OF the game was
the brilliant fielding Ewing did in rgat hed' lie
made two OF prcttes running catches uat nave Oeh
made in that territory this summer Tho score;
Ilsys e.%. ..........-.SS o ] 9 81
Ha.ehits- cleveland o. Louisville Il. Batteries
.,hordcs aud Weaver; tupY aud "un'on' Umpire.
Lynch.
In the second game the playerunpire theory was
tried with good rcsu>. Lynch was sick ana weaver
and OConnor were selected umpire the game ana dlu
well. Cleveland hit Manaicc IN one inning only ana
in that inning punched six hts and won the gene Inc
Loui>vles could do nothing with Young, who let them
down with four It game that he pitched yeSter
day hcv nd, i've ant ir eighteen innings made but
MIN hits. i marvellous, record. Attendance, 900 The
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Gls,ei ,,. ............. ~SS . j 9 3 Gi
liza cleveland II, Louisville ErTorsIClsye:
Man,fc, and Grim. Umpire,-o Connor and Weaver.
Ptt.bnrg Aug o-Irtt,lure the fourth and last
came tn" serc, from the Choa'o' to-day both Terry
and Ilutch-or hit hard. The colts tied the score
In the ,eh on Val Haiti Ms Wild throw 10 eaten Dun
gan at ball rolling +" raj ho" under I'll" grand
stand allowing DUNCAN to walk slowly around tc circuit
none The home scored the winning run In the
lent, inning on Gumb~ts dou L. AMI Van Iiatrcns long
MT t., ccl,trc. Attendance. 1900. tn score
in,ras" s..........::: ~ 9 Q 9 -
,chit,- It,,burs Is. Chicago TO- Error'7ptt,lurg
g. Chicago 4. Batt'ric,-r riy and Sueueh HUTCHINSON
and schrN,r tmpire-iiur,t
baltimore Aug. Ut nice game up to the
sixth inning to-day with the odds in favor Of the Or-
olc." -Four consecutive singles and two sacrifices then
earned FOR the "luakcrs' HAWKE wa relieved
hy Mrlanc after uc sixth inning. single. two sacTi-
fees base on balls and McGraws the visitors
two runs the seventh >h,rrott retired Traiway in
the third Inning by pulling down what appeared 10 be
sure homc-run drive. IL Oh" effort OF his lfc \
telegram "lIsrr," Wright says that Hamilton has t-
phoid fvcr. Attendance / So. The score:
I%lIlasipsIa ...... o Q S S-S
Isa-cht,-isltmorc II. Philadelphia .. Err'r'-Bati-
more .. Battcric,-lTewkr Nluac ana Robinson We.
hing s.d Cros'. Umpire Mo aid
Washington Aug. 9-Bo>ton took the third game Of the
seric, by Batting the weak Ineffective pitching OF
kdac all the h"d. lie was driven out OF tn
box in third inning being succeeded by Maui who did
good work, but was too late for the home team to
catch up. Attendance or The score:
W Mg.,,n . .....'.'...SS . . 9 -
ION na : Boston t. Sat Soekdalc Maui and Bic.
Gnlr Nichols and Bennett. umrIrc-0anncy
Erie. oThe home players outbatted tho "Bsons"
to-day and won as follows:
H Hnaal ;,..'. .........p IS
Binghamton. Aug. o.-The Binghanton team won
game from wkesbarre to-day by the following
wi HsS"%G" . ..'. Q S-s
Springfield Aug o.-Srringlcld Won an exciting game
from Troy to-day by the following score:
ffl Fir, .:.. - Q 80
Providence, Aug 9.-Ihc Providence team won an easy
victory from Albany to-day Thc score:
h rSs"S ...:S 9 3 o %