New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Boston Sent s-The Chicagos gave the Cham
MONS n hard struggle in the morning game to-
dav and a batting squirt In the eighth nearly
banded them victorious. The first four men up hit
safely but Mccarthy and Duffy threw men OUT AT
tbra and at the plate. respectively and only one
run resulted strong head %ind Elayea "a'o'
with the batting. Attendance, ZVp. Sco'c'
B e5;conn ,'.......... IA
DISQUALIFICATION H. chicago H. Errorsh9 GfIf
a. Chicago g. BatterlesEotatIey anu """~''' "'''
fifth and Schriver. Cmpire-Hurst'
m. afternoon game was won by the Boston team
&, . walk a, the nnish though for seven innings ],
was an uncertain contest. Dunys batting ana re-
marab basnnng were ne tav deauT nss,5n t on
VAS hard on both pitchers ana IaVoIeu Do''o" o''
the bases. Attendance. eZZ5' score .
Boston ......................id S e-t
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DISQUALIFICATION 49, Chicago EIrorsb1sTn n,i.
son and Schriver Cmpire-hurs''
Pittsburg. Sept 3.-To show their new tempo
rary manager. Connie" Mack. that they WISHED 10
give him announcement. the Pittsburg players put
no a strong hitting and fielding game to-day, the
Senators being distanced from the start Mack
viii manage the team for the rest OF the season,
Next year Watkins. OF Sioux Cily win nave ''''' e'
OF the club Attendance. LEO score
pi,tsburg.. .....~...".1 49, II Si
Wasnngtor .............o v
Basehits-Pittsburg 10. Washington g. Errors Errors.
washington Z Batteries-Gumbert and Sugden'
Maui and Mcclure Umpire-Emslie.
dephia, Sept 3-Neariy 1000 peop.e saw the
Phlllies take two games from o. Louis ."ia "''''
noon In the last the home team would nave smut
ont the visitors had 1t not been for Relys error IN
the eighth Weighing gave them only three MUS IN
the first game and Jones' Reading state League que
did almost as we'll Ee ea and s carried hm
or on their shoulders. Weather ciou'y A''e"u-
ance $500 Score:
First game
rh;ad ,,I. 81 S-i
Basehs-Phrade!ph!a 10, St, Louis 3 , Errors-.
:, louis Batteries-Weyhng and Clements;
Breenstcin and Miller. Umpire-Betts
Second game:
ph,ladelphla ................0 % 800 %
g. ''i u onIs .................0 0 0 0 0 "a
lasehts-Ph Philadelphia 10. St Louis T. Erross nd
CAV: Hawley and Twineham. Umpre-Betts
baltimore, Sept. 3.-Both Baltmore-C Cleveland
games were played this afternoon for one adrnis-
,on and the largest crowd OF the season attend
od The orioles had no difficulty In disposing OF
tho,r opponents both Sullivan and Young being
aasv marks for the home batters. Esper and
hawke on the other hand, proved enigmaucsai
and the basehits OF the visitors were rev ana iaI
Tween The immense throng spread over me
field and the twO-base nit arrangement. was ni h.h
'rhe first game was errorless contest. Dut potn
teams let up in the second, ana several poor p'ayS
we're made The second game was called AT the enu
of the sixth on account OF darKhess' A''e"u'i''e
"a 40. Scores:
First game: n w
f,ieveland ....................O " U v
psY hit.-f,aItimore 49, Cleveland 5. Batteries-Es-
per ana Robinson: Sullivan and OConno' Umpire
-keefe
Second game: ,ls2A ts
fcIavn.and .......................20 o l y
Observation-Disclosures "a. Cleveland I. Errors-Bai-