New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Boston May 4-Wilson retrieved himself for his poor
work In New-York by proving perf'c, enigma 10 tho
Washingions to-day II pitchers game. ana Wilson
far outdii stockdale. brilliant neidng marked hr con-
test Lowe distinguishing himself by sensational stop
and assist Nash's batting also feature Attend
ance 1880 The score
Washington r..''.'.............S"
Iaso hits Washington :. Boston 10 Errors Washing.
son ana Ryan, Umpire K"cfc.
Cleveland May a-CIevclnnd the third consecutive
game from ~. Louis to-day ~. Louis ou'b'ied IA"
local ,h and had less errors but their hits were scat
tered and their was costly one Tn" game was
exciting ~ Louis having two men on i"seH ana only
ncene one run 20 tie the tho ninth Attendance.
900 The
s., l,oals; ..'..................,$s ""
Base hits st, Louis a. Cleveland 10 ErrorsS, Louis
H "a D,sv''1 T%pirc' T ""'
Pi,,sburr MAY 4-Wih tho n tie In the tenth
inning to-day Elmer Smith hit the bail over the right
neld Il home II was ono of the long"stl
drives ever seen home grounds. fnwley's good
work in the box also feature Attendance. 800
The
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BaschitsCincinna, 2 Pitisburg, 10 Errors.C incin-
Hnwiey and Knsiow. Umpire-Bcts.
Chicago. May 4.-Throws by Ryan and Langc In the
third and fourth innings to-days game cutting on
runners third enabled Chicago to climb up another
notch In the for tho pennan These plays were the
only features Of slow exhibition or bal. Grinth
pitched well. keeping the hits scattered when they were
needed I.ousvlles play no, noticeable fer bril-
liancy Tomorrow the scheduled to play but
the Sunday Observance League make good It's threat
and arrest the players. The score:
c 1S%'ssoe ... o :
Bssehits-Iouisylle s. Chicago / ErTors,I"gisy,
and Kittridge. Umpire-McDonald
Trenton. May (Special.-The Princeton Consolidated
team easily defeated I4,wrenccve School team in
the second game the series IAwrencevlle could not
hit Wilson's pitching The
iawrenceyile ..................2 o o o 0 0 o 2
Bat,eres-wilson and Titus. Arret and Kafer Hits
Princeton o. lAwrencevIle d DISQUALIFICATION - law
renceville 4.
Ithaca, May speciaD.-ro-days game between Cornell
and University Michigan characterized by
batting the brilliant fielding here for long
time Priest pitched for Cornell and displayed his old
time He allowed only hits and invincibe
when Michigan had men bases Mchigan's solitary
run scored Anelds error. which the only
error credited 10 Cornell The
Michigan ........................O o o 0 OF
Earned Cornell Bssehi,s-cotnsil Michigan l.
gan Left bases-Cornc O. Michigan 3. Stolen bases
Michigan l. Bases baiis-By Priest 3. by 2
Double pay-iIarmon DehI McNiel. OF Cornell. I'm
pire-G. F. wiedman. Rochester.
At springhcld-Springfeld 3: Buffalo. =.
Proyidence-Toronto. q; Providence 9.
At Observation-Disclosures Is. Syracuse O.
At scran,on-scranton. ): Rochester. !.
At Gloversvi.ie-Albany. ~. Giovcrsviile. .
Troy-Troy. IL: schenectady. :.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10; Binghamton. =
! Amherst. Mass May tspeciaD-Amhers. made
twenty-one hits with a total OF a. in the game with
Tufts to-day. The
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