Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-08-23
ON THE BALL FIELD.
The Results of the Baseball Games
Yesterday with the Scores and Hits

The Results of the Baseball Games
Yesterday with the Scores and Hits
and Errors.
At Philadelphia
G,aHs;.aR G3s9 SSad5 5flss
Philadelphia s, Cleveland 5. Batteries-Taylor
and Cross; Young and O'Connor.
At Baltimore
e H,a.is ..... J 90 e.
Hits-Batimore Z, St. Louis 6. Errors Baltl-
inson; Breitenstein, Peity and Buckley.
At Washington
M EGSisE5es ; 3 $50 81 as
Louisville 2 Washington s. Batteries Meneffe
and Grim; Stephens, Farrell and Mcclure.
At New York
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Hits-Nsw York II; Chicago T. ErrorsN SS,s
son; Hutchinson and kittredge.
At Brooklyn
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Pittsburg. ........ o 0 0 90 0 o o 0 0 O.
Hits-Brooklyn 8, Pittsburg s. Errors-Brook
Daley; Killen and Mack.
At Boston
6ineinn ;;.:: $50 $50 80
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Chamberlain and Mint.
AGAIN A WINNER.
The Astor Cups Belong to the Vigil
Iant-She Did Excellent Work in
the Races Yesterday.
NEWPORT, Aug. 22.-Vigilant is again a
winner and the Aston cups are hers. She
will not receive them, of course, until after
the competing boats are measured, but they
are hers none the less. Had not the Pill
grim been admitted for to days race, she
would have had a walk-over, as Colonia
started this morning for reftting and alter
alton. Pilgrim is in poor form and her
bottom is very foul, which practically &C.
though she is probably not now anywhere
in range of Vigllant, and 1t looks as If the
trial races for cup defense honors were IN
necessary, as Vigllant is admitted on al
sides to be the fastest of the four. The
measurements and tuning up on the Other
three may help them, and If Vigilant IL
now above her lines and has to be tighten
ed it may hurt her. In such event tbs
races are, of course, necessary.
The regatta committee did not start to
days Aston cup race until 1875. and Vigi
liant aud Pilgrim, which had both beer
playing for windward start, crossed
within the two minutes handicap time
Vigilant crossed on the starboard tack
lacking just after rounding Brenton's Reef
lightship and standing for the Narrsgan
sett shore, while the Pilgrim held on fo
short time before following her rival
| The wind was south-southwest and tn,
| courses signslled were: First leg, south
| southwest; second leg, east one half north
third leg, northwest by north.
The procession never changed In orde
from the start and only during the earl,
half of the second leg did Pilgrim gain OF
the Vigilant at all. Vigilant had all tn,
luck of wind and kept increasing her leat
throughout the race On the run to tn
first mark the wind got little wet ant
Vigilant crossed II minutes ahead of Phi
grim. They set spinnakers to stsrboar
and balloon jtb topsails to port as the
ran for the second mark, and for a tim
Pilgrim gained q little, but the win
changed and backed the spinnakers so ths
they were taken aboard and the sheet
hauled aft a little, with southerly win
reaching Vigilant first in It's fresh strengt
and almost dying out as Pilgrim reache
the second mark, where yieilant led he
16 minutes, % seconds. The boats gybe
around the second mark and reached fo
the finish under balloon jib topsails, ba
loon foretopsaiis, mainssil and club toy
sails, and Vigilant again got better win
| and increased her lead over eight mfnutei