New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

| ,....,-. s.r, 17-Ptt.burg lost games 20 Chi
caro today and almost i've hour. n PLAY them
rh. game through wretched fielding on the
par, Of and the second defeat was que
70 pitt.burs. inability hit Terry. Psburs used -FOUR
p,tch.rs in the Attendance 1900 The scores;
FIRST GAME
pt,t.eurs ........-............ 10
Z cnisasG ,rs1:r T,IsS Moran
and Merritt. Grinith and Kuridse. Umpire Em'h.
SECOND GAME
Pittseurs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9oo9eS q
Basehits-Pttsburg 4. Chicago 10 Errors-Pttsours
Batteres-Hawiey Moran and Merritt Terry and Dona-
hue r'mpre-Ernslie
Ros,on Gen, 17-Error- Nv Long Sullivan and Har-
rngton bad decision by Murray in Bostons ninth and
Gleason's blocking of base runner combined to MAKE
the Rosons the FIRST game. which they should nave
wor easily today The visitors PLAYED superb neldns
ram. The second game was characterized by absurd
kicking on the par Of the Batmores. At first they
were anxious have the game called IN account or
darkness and adopted dlatory 'actics hut when the
urnpire finally called the they made great pro-
test and wanted continue The Rostons won by timely
hitting and costly bases on balls. The scores
FIRST GAME
Boston .......................SS SG2SSGSSS Ga
,,Bs,s sSVa% o' and Jenny
CLERK Umpire Murray
Baltimore .............................l %
haor sDs aJ9s SsMsb:3 R en
Robinson Umpire-Murray.
Louisville. Sept. 1.-THE I~ousvilles put up strong
game today shutting ST Louis out. McCreery in
~ he's, form and held the visitors down four hits
two Of which scratches. Attendance 300. The
Louisville syi1l: .... .....:..S %
ST igis ETOrsTs a1a Louis outs.
I'npire|McDonaId
Cleveland. sept I7-cieveland shut out Cincinnati
again to-day the being the yesterday.
Young pitched fine game and had good support At
tendance, $500 The score
Cleveland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ! Z
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q o O.
Basehts-C1eyeland o. Cincinnati 3 Errcrs-Cincinnati
4 Batteries Young and thinner, Foreman and Vaughn.
Umpire-O Day
FOR BIG ATHLETIC MEETING.
THE PROGRAMME MAPPED oUT By THE UNIvER-
sIrY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Sept. T-Unless all signs fail. Phila-
delpha will have athletic meeting this fall
which will far eclipse any ever held in the United
States. and the result will be watched with inter
est all the world. There is every prospect
that the London Athletic Club and the Cambridge
University athletes VIII enter into athletic games
to be held by the University Of Pennsylvania
the first Saturday in October Franklin Field
II. l.. Geyen, OF the university. who has the mat
ter in charge. said yesterday:
Our idea IS TO hold an international athletic
meeting Franklin Field and invite every prom-
nent atheete in America TO compete. The New
York Athletic Club New-Jersey Athletic Club and
Boston Athletic Association WIN send all their
star men. and the London Athletic Club and Cam
bridge University athletes will also be asked TO
take part II all depends on the decision arrived
by the English. II they consent TO compete the
games will be held; u not they won't. In case
do decide TO have the sports PHILADELPHIA will he
well represented by Ramsdell. Bucholz Leslie and
others and the AFFAIR VIII be thoroughly interna-
tional.
The manager OF the Cambridge athletes said yes
terday:
Nothing would please than TO bring my
men mere 10 take part in the University OF Penn
syivania games and shall every endeavor to
nuucs them 10 consent. The only thing which
wouo prevent our coming here would be the de-
termination OF the men TO enter the Canadian
Amateur Athletic Unions championships IL wa
are not already entered shall most certainly
come mere Every one In England has been under
a. IhIse Impression regarding the University OF
rsennsyivania. but we have now seen for ourselves
mat she Ia worthy opponent for any college In
the country Her crfcketers certainly the best,
ali We nave found out 70 our sorrow, and they ars
al gentlemen against whom II would be q pleasure
20 eemDet~ Hereafter De Univsrsity Of Psnnsyl.