New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01

oephias had made Two hits. one . scratch twobageer
which Carroll missed on account Of the sun. In the
ninth, Hamilton had flied TO Nichols the on.
sl1ught began Mailman hit safe Thompson was hit BY
pitched ball. the four men made hits which
with by Long and Lowe. yielded four
two men still the bases. Allen then a
fly Nash and Taylor who took Kecfes place at the
ba his by flying 10 Mccarthy. Nichols
first at the bat sixth their
balls then struck out Mailman. and a pretty double
play closed inning without Clement. retired
end OF the fourth account OF wrcnched leg.
Attendance, 5,272. The score
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ra raSSfpSa nd ID nt5D.,; R
Taylor. Cr5ss and Clements. Umpire Emslic.
Washington, July 3l.-Meekin did his best to win
game OF ball nom Baltimore to-day. fielding his position
surerbv and nmHng one.thrd Of the hits scored against
Muanc III, fellow senators failed properly second
his efforts and I'm the last inning played while the rain
wa, falling he lost control Of the ball, giving two bases
on bis. one Of which coming in Rez's hit the
game for Baltimore Mulane was hit hard, but kept
u, sca,terd as left on bases tell The features
Of the game were field work Of Muane and Meckn's
batting and pitching striking out eight OF the Bhumores
The .
M M,,;!ao ....:::.q2 g 9 i 9 Is
Observation-Disclosures ., Baltimore g. EI9rsrw.ih
M M9iDS y and s'' s,a,Es UG,rre McQuad.
Louisville July 3l-Iouis'iile was defeated oy en-
clnnat to day in interesting game up TO the seventh
m
,,r four singles and taking the lead ana
hod.. IL 70 the md Clarke relieved Grim In the eighth
suu,,,n ptch.d the three innings ana was 90 via
,, me- vas substituted The features were the held
inc Of T. Brown and hitting OF Smith Attendance
1000 The score; :,
l.cal;ylI ., "a . Q Q 9 S-ii
Gin r'nnau ...-....-..---o " . "a -. ou,s
Louisville o. Cincinnati 22 Grim and
clarke. sullivan, Dwycr and Vaughn. Umpre-snyuer'
chic,oo ulv 3l-Cleveland battd Hutchinson all over
Oh. o.ld and tho Chcagos were showed under. Inc
q q n
cEls.se ,........:.....oo 9 . 9 Z S-rS
naI ~y~Iand 3 HurhlsOn and Kiridse
CCIarkson and 0Connor. Umpire-Hurst'
ST Louis July 3l.-1he home players easily ou'o''ei
Pitt burg to-day. and won ttey pleased The score
s. hSs,' ~ . 8 . 0--'i
Louis ~ ri,S%S 10 i ErT0i pe aU Sm
3. Pttsburr l. Iattcrcs-;roinns'eih am re'"' "'"
and >uedcn. tmplre-Iyhch $500.
wnkestarre July 3l.-The Albany ard wikesbarre
mines PLAYED suprby contested game to-day the VAOfs
winning through superior lattng The score:
W s;rsss ..........J5 } 9 2 ~
Ba-,hit-wkcstsrc o. Albany EsrorsI,A MD.
Baterlcs-McI@ ngnim lah, sma E'oh'''e' ''''''''
Wilson. mpir'- Joseph BAUM
Hurbamton July 3I-Th, home team. won an eXciun9
tcn.nnnc game Troy to-day by the following score
E t,og = o Q 0 o.
Basohits- Binghanton ., Troy ~ Errors @
g. Troy H. Observation-Disclosures and Sweeney GFuber ana
Murphy Umplir-Hunt.
Erie July 3I-Ihe Providence team played poorly In
the ncld to-day AMI Erie won an easy baseoah 'ic'O'
The score: >,
ERIE i.;............S S D 9 0 9 81
Baeht> g. Providence .i:o ror' Dd;. a1 ID
Heino. Umpire Knowles
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