New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES

| Cleveland. May IA large column and in
ability to hit Young the principal reasons for
| the defeat OF the Chcagos this afternoon A wind
| storm up just before the game began ana at
| the close Of the second inning II began 10 RAIN
| lightly The sky was threatening. and Ansons men
refused go upon the field Emslls took ms pace
ling. Before the NTH inning had been PLAYED IN
sky had cleared. and the sun was SHINING Drish'y'
Attendance, LOCO. The score:
c cs,sss6 d.... :.SS 81 81
MISUNDERSTANDING - Chicago Err9rsMCIeye.
land /. Chicago s. Batteres-Young and Nmmer'
McGlll and Schriver Umpire-Ems!ie.
| Washington, May The Wash!ng:ons were out
classed by the Baltimore team to-day and disgrace
fully beaten At The bat they were wofulIy weak
amateurs. Attendance 1900. The score
was ln,aEn ......... ...es ss-iga
Washington TO- baltimore !. Batteries-Mau. Esper'
Horner and Mcclure; Mul!ane and Robinson. I'm
pire-O Rourke.
Plttsburg May Two Pttsburg pitchers. Nicol
and Gumbert, lasted inning each against the
Reds to-day Knell was then substituted. but he
could not stop the tremendous hitting of the visitors
and took his medicine during the rest Of the game
as gracefully as could be expected unoer the cir
cumstances. Attendance 25co The score;
G FIsts6ugg ..........t Is
Notwithstanding o. Cincinnati 20: Errors-Pitts-
burg 1. Cincinnati a. Batteries-Gumpert !. Nico'
Knen and Sugden; PARROT and Vaughan Umpire
McQuaid.
Louisville. Ky, May st Louis won to-day's
holly contested game by timely batting ana goou
base-runnng. Both pitchers were hit hard Dem
ny's wonderful one-handed catch OF foul ny WITHIN
two feet OF the bieachers was the feature Oh the
game. Attendance $500. Score:
louisville ~............'.....SS IS
st. Louis .................'...."
Basehts-Loulsville 80; St, Louis u Errors.
Louisviie s. ST. Louis d 1sreSwartw
wnkesbarre. Penn. May 7-Wiikesbarre's terrihc
hitting to-day won a game from Erie which other
wise would have been lost by the poor fielding OF
the home club. The great fielding OF Van Dyke ana
Lezotte, the aters hitting and the sck worS OF
the game. Attendance. 1000. Score:
Eris .::::: ::..ss III III
wFs!Ss2r. sfs e Ers 0
Warner Herndon and Gunson. Cmpire-Snyder'
Providence, May 7.-Fie.ding errors and reckless
base running caused the defeat OF Providence by
Troy to-day, after the home team had the game
well In hand. The visitors Played great uphill
game twice overtakng 1eads thet seemed to make
the home club assured OF victory. Sullivan was
batted hard Only In two Innings az the e., eegnnins
splendid support. and was encouraged 10 90 h'S
be by the fielding and the run-geting. which pulled
him out of bad HOES. Score:
Troy ...........................O y
Providence ....................4 O-lO
Bssehits-Troy II; Proyidepee z Err2%r s.,y
/ Providence g. Batteries-Murphy ana Donovan;
McAuy and Sullivan. Umpre-Ganney.
Springfield. Mass, May 1.-Sprnghe.d won the
last game OF the series with Syracuse with score
Of 10 to s. Springfield won the game by terrific
batting. making ;wenty-four hits with a total OF
forty-two bases. earning twelve runs sprng1ed
played WI in the he.d making only one error.
Score:
ssp Pracuie ....:... ......do
Basohfs- Springfield q. Syracuse $ Errors,
Springfield J. Syracuse 3. Batteres-Coughln and
Leahy; Payne and Hess. Cmpirs-Hunt.
Blnghamton. y. Y. May 7.-Buna.o won the game
with Bnghamton by score OF u 10 6. and did II
by good bal playing. The game lasted two hours.
and was the best the home grounds THIS
season Sag.e pitched effectively, while the Bisons
found Deaney often. and put his curves IN dIihcut
places 10 fed. The Blnghamtons could no; put
their hits out OF the feeders eyfs. Score;
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buffalo ....................2 3 0 N-l2
Basehits- Bnghamton II, Buffalo l3. Errors.
Blnghamton 3. Buffa;o J. Batterles-Delaney ana
Lobeck: Slag.e and Urquhart LmpHe-Holand.