New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Pntsburc Aug. I6-Pttsburg took the thir1 am i"ss
game Of the series fom the Brown. To-Day a'Nr ~
light. The Browns tied the score In the hihth Oh "
sons threebagger and Brodies sacrifice. Elmer sm."
double and sacrifices By Lyons and Berbaner gave rus
hurp the winning run in tenth Bierbauer ana Doo
van carried fielding honors for Pi't ourz ""''
BrodIe and Dowd for the Browns made brlat ca'ee''
Tho Ptt-burg team starts East tonight Prsi'
dent Buckenbuger decided 10 allow Mack TO fuy re-
cover and he Will accompany the team other"l>e
the club I. a. strong as been any time this sasoh
I'd Will make Boston play ball for the nag weather
threatening. Attendance. 1900. The score
I,u- ISS. ........:.Ss 9 9 Q 7 %
Hacht.- Pitt,hgra H. st. Louis
i;ei IT, I'm umpirc-IIGrst.
Cleveland Aug l8.-Cleveland defeated in another
pitchers battle this arernoon because OF phehomena
neding by Caravan. In the sixth MeAleer made NV
which would have easily tied the score for Cleveland ana
perhaps would have placed the local team aheau'
ran for the ball seeing that he was not going 10 s
W IL jumped into the air backward and caught II VIA
one hand. smith played beautiful ball at snort Tor "'
visitors 1t rsinci oil the afternoon. The score
C Is,ls,i, .............II Q . 9 9 IL
r,sohits-Cl.yeland L. Cincinnati q. Error-Cleyelani
l. Patt,Iies-Cuppy and uunson Chamberlain ana
Vaughn. Umpre-soners
chicago Aug l6.-An;on's colts were dseraceiuly
h,,., by Iousvilles selling IateTs this aiteSloon
uushcy pitched game for Chicago but was poorly
snppo, ted Iarrot being guilty Of four elanne errors
The locals were time daneeou' but mat does no.
cxcu.. the umpiring Of Caruthers, which was iar from
satisfactory lie virtually helped the visitors TO iour
Rms and was of on ball. and strikes and his base de-
,l.ions 10 base indeed The Attendance vas 0cc IAN
t.ll during the ni1ht and forenoon The seote;
chicago mic, S;,. - Q Q 9 S-H
Has.hits- Chicago T. Louisville 10. Eror,-ohu,eso
4 Louisville l. Ba,trics-luehev and hittrdge he"i'
ming and Grim. Umpre-Caruthe.s
Washington Aug. l6-IIawke, the Baltimore p''ehe''
to-day accomplished the feat o retiiing the Ws"h-'o"'
without single safe hit Not Senator rachod seconu
la.c during the nine innings In the nine innings OH"
tyenty ght men Washington faced the pteher' aA
v IN, record only twenty.siN went to the Dat t"o
letting bases on ball. Baltimore neded prteeuS' '"~
v ,Iacng hts at time aided BY errors on 'h'
part Of the home team easily. stephens lately OF 'no
CHATTANOOGA club occupied the box Tor the "asnniso'
aid did good work The score:
,,,timors O . . NO
ca,cbit-Baltim0re :. Err0rs-Washington .. i i,ss
terics-sterhens and Farrell; Hawke and Roo'h'o"'
pire-Emslc. , o.c.,.u,
Philadelphia Aug 16.-pitehsrs Kcefe and .onho'
,ccl,,e notice of release from Manager Wright "'aAN'
defeated Philadelphia to-day by batting A. "" 's
time. The Phil,depba. outbatted their opp"h-h'' 'u.
n FIR hits widely scattered to Dc Pro'"'"'o "
runs. Attendance, s 900. The scoie;
Philadelphia ....~...~S Q Q . Q O.
Pasohits- Philadelphia o. Boston Erross(rni,sas.'
mia , Dc.ton Bat,srics-wcyhing and CIemen"'
Nichols and Is nnett tinpire- Meou"u , A..
Albany Aug. l6.-1hc Binehamoh nine ue'e'''u INV
Albany team after a heavy batting To-Day a. io" .,
albany ,;;,,........... 0 i S-i3
Has hits-Albany II pnghamton ~ v h,ros R,pets
z nlnyhamon l. Bateric--Cahan AM "Ilsoi' pii"'''
and sweeney. tmpr Batt'h