New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Cleveland. Aug s-It the Louisville club always has
the luck 1t against Cleveland in the second game TO-
day it will not finish last in the pennant race. The hrs
game easy one for the Clevelsncs, who had no
trouble hitting Sratton they pleased They earned
nearly all their and would have earned more had the
game been longer. Louisville could do nothing with
Young. The score
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Ea.ehits-cleysland II, Louisville s. ErTorsIIlsys:
Stratton and Weaver. Umpire-Lynch.
In the second game Hastings pitched better ball than
Hemming and the Ceveands had men on bases all tne
time but could get the runs over the plate Louis
vile scored it, first home run, and the next %
base on balls and Virtues tumble. Pfener's threebas
ger and slow play by Gunson were responsible for the
third and base balls AID hit for the fourth. Five
the Cleveland team had two the bases, but
often IL with men out and fly hit retired
the side. The score
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Basehlts-Cleveland 10, Louisville s. Errorsclevelan6
.. BatterIes-Hsstings and Gunson Hemmins snd
Grim. Cmpre-Lynch
Pittsburs Aug. s.-Pittsburg won two games from
Chicago tbs afternoon. the second after
citing finish Abbey. the Southern League pitcher, started
TO pitch the first game. lie was wild. forcing two
the plate by hitting two batsmen In the fso
inning and also hit hard when he put the b.
the plate lie hit Glasseock in the head In the fifth
inning Glasscock spraned his leg later and had
tire. The
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Pssehlt.-pittsburg ls. Chicago 10. Errors-Pitsbun
2. Chicago 3. Batteres-Gumbert and Sugden Abbey
and Schriyer. Umpire-Hurst.
Pittsburg good Is lost the second game BY loose
fielding and II gold soveregns carpet tacks hat
Uncle had einch the game The home team. how.
made remarkable finish In their half OF the ninth.
With the in the Colts favor the first five men
the bat each made safe hit OF them. by Lyons.
being triple, which sent three the plate and
tied the With out and Lyons third.
Hutchison relieved McGi. sugden hit slow srOunder
Dahlen which the could get the plate
time letting in the winning Weather pleasant. A.
tendance, 5000. The score
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Blsehfs-Pittsburg II, Chicago Z. Errors-Pusbu1
schriver. Umpire-IIurs..
Washington. Aug. S.-Gastrights effective pitching,
backed up by sharp fielding enabled Portion win easily
from Washington to-day. Esper battcd when hn
needed and at critical stages his support was weak
tarrels batting and fielding the features Weather
fair. Attendance, Lose The
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Rasehts Washington 10 Boston 10 Er.rssw, ID;
camel. Umpire-Ga!iney.
Baltimore. Aug. e.-Phadelphia's errors made it pos
sibo for Baltimore to wiz today's The local
team played brilliant fielding game but could not tas
Keefe. McMahon also effective. Kelly did soms
Sensational WORK In centre and Hahn an midc the only
long hit-a home run. Attendance, 2,iss. The seor:
r i:ss'%srS I'D = 81
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kee sds saS acmns .f "'
Bnghamton. Aug. s.-The home won to-da,'' cams
through u fine rally in the last inning turning splaen'
defeat into victory The score
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w1csSsT E and
Sweeney Freeman AMI Lake Cmprc-knowles.
Erie. Aug. s.-The home b,tei the ball IN eVeH
direction to-day and easily defeated Buffalo The score
Erie ,............'..d Q Is
Buffalo ......,....,......O
Basehits-Erie II. Buffalo 10. Errors-Ere b n~
!. BatterIes-Cark and Berger; II. McaNn anu D''~
Umpire-Swar;w0od.