New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
GAMES Is OTHER CITIES.

PlttAburr Aug. IL The crippled condition o. tho
home team and good bai-payng bv the "'oion".-' al
lowed the latter to with both games this after
noon, much 10 the discontinue Of the 900 p"oplr
present. In game the I"ui-yille- started 81
Ike winners, scoring sN on 'oicolough Ia their half
Of the first inning on two bases on balls and hard
hitting After two Of the home were out IN their
half Of the first ''w" Qmbcrt. the local pitcher whom,
Blrnie but in control and -"nt sN men t. inst
on This. with frw hit, enabled The HON" team
% tie the kien aud Icmming wcrr substituted
Eoh were hard but the Colonies punched their
hits on Kien. while lI'mulng Wa effective. when the
base, were nlIcd PnAncy's work phenomenal.
The score:
rI''sSaTg . -....:S 60 IL
burg = Louisville : IiaticrIcc Ccoiough, Kllien and
stencil; ''uinbcrt. IIcmmns aud Weaver. Cmpifc-
Hurst
Kilen started in to pitch the second game but was
hit 50 hard Cocoloush relieved him Cocolouch al''
Jattcd hard poorly supported. while thu home team
could do nothing with Mcnece. Earle showed on The
grounds before second game over and relieved
Supden, whoc hands In bad condition. Brilliant
cachc. by Denny. +. Brown, Smith and Donovan were
the II ran'd hard before the hr-t game
aud the grounds in bad 'hal. The score follows
I II%i.siIIs ...........11 Q 5-rG :
r'eDu,g 3 Lou;yIs ~ r and ;
KIlcn. Colcolough and Stencil. umpiic-lIurst
Cleveland Aug. 1.-The Cleveland team ha, played
great ball winning seven out Of ten games
To-day the st. Louis team wa' defeated because the
Cleveland pitcher much for them. All the run-
that ST. Louis got In the hrs game were 'oin,d
but in second the runs due 10 bad
errors bv the Clevoland-. Burpctt hal OF day IN
left G"ld munng three nv ht- because he forgot to
play with glasses to protect his eve, from the ,un
that bohers Cleveland outhcdrs. The most sensational
MAYS Of both games made by smith who pich
un beautiful hit, aud throw in great form. In
the second game ne unfortunate enough 10 tfip
and fail down McGarr's bunt hit that stonlcd
with hand and that the Clcyclands victory.
Weather cloudy. The scores:
FIRST GAME
S g. n%l .......:::..0 3 Q S-S
E,s,hite- Cleveland H. st. Lou, .. Errors ST.
Louis 3. Batrie>Young and Gunson; Gleason aud
PETIT. umpirc-Lynch
SECOND GAME.
c. is%i. ...... ...-....g . "a
na.ehit cleveland 10. St Loui' :. Errors cc'c
PETIT umDilc-Lvncn.
Baltimore. August I2.-Todoy's game was q grand
fu-lade Ho were almost a numerous putout-
But the finale the old >oorc-B,,on won. Bait
more had hito which three were home fun-
Boston made seventeen connection, with the sphere. Of
which for four bases, but tn champions tailed
i've more run- than the Orioles" stacy va. tikon
out in the seventh innins and Nichols substituted Tho
rain kept the attendance down u $50. The score;
h liat%''' ,......S = 3 S--ri
baifl'pos, ls b. ton K Errol1B,moIs
Hawke and Robinson Umpire En-ie
NhitaSo Aug. l2-An,on's colt 5iaccd ~ this after
noon and won an unincr,stng from the Cncnndti>
he Chcnna'ls could d. anything with Hutchinson
aftr IN" hi>t inning. while the ChicieO~ tvIint"i-
iain's curves at VIII. The weather wa, cloudy and
cool ana tn attendance va, So. The score:
,n, saaa,i i'..........ss
Pa.eh:ts-Ihieaso rs. Cincinnati :. Error.-t Aic'ro
tnamDcrlin Vaughn. tmpiic' CaiutI'G.
Providence Aug l2-The Providence team lost a came
10 BlnghaEton to-day. The score.
Pinghanton ...-..-...~o o o y
PROV idence ......".....0 > o.
Albany. Aug l2-Lue defeated Albany to.diy through
superior batting. The score:
Ere ....................-O q U o . o Al
BICYCLE RACES TO BE Run NEXT SATURDAY.
Il. T. Powers. Of the National Cycling
cstion returned to the city Yesterday after trip ST.
Louis Milwaukee and Chicago lie reports that the az
fairs OF the cashplize league good order, ana
Ill the fast riders throughout county ale entering