New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

,,,.,,ry Nav 2-Coco.cugh pitched 'or ii'''"h "
,v and between MS on balls and Wild p'',nes
'''' ' ,o ,vosh,ngton an easy victory. costing
,,,.,, ors, Mac. in the penrant race. whch IL mas
hold since April "a The batting OF beciey ann "a
, were the features Of the longest game OF the year.
Attendance 500. The score . n =
pi,'seurs ....................::..9. . IA
pI,,sbrg r. washington II Errors-I,tseurs
ss,ocEdal~ and Mcclure. Umpire-Emsie
r,,.,ne NAV 22-Lou!svie practically lost the game
IN the first three innings when baltimore % 10, T.,
rurs on seven hits four errors Inks was 'aNen ' "
49,, md ard Iuby substituted: but while he was an
,,noroyenent Baltimore had no trouble h'''ns "'''
per was effective. k,lIey's WORK WIN 'he DAT WIS '
ure ~ the game. Attendance 500 The score
Louisville ..............:...:s 9 S-ii
onsvile Baltimore a. Err9rsIoutsy ynaS
4 Baltimore batieTir, INKS i'''' ""' ''
chicago MAJ 22-roday's game was smuggling 'no'n
t,y.n chicago and Philadelphia. The Phadeiphias ''S'
the game through their errors Ho's0" was n '' nn,
home runs triple doubles and nine singles "eA"
- ,,,, ., the box IA the eighth inning. but was not
h d, an improvement, Hodson Terry was supru''
sn2p1rsed The ba-e stealing was common eh'us" " ~
~, notorious Attendance. $50" The score :,
G,,ass s, .........:::......::.: %
10 PHILADELPHIA ~ Errops fInssc
Iicam snd Clements. Umplre-M Murray
cincinnati, May 22-Ai Cincinnati rejoiced 'n'S a''''
noon when the home team forged to the 'oh' anu
came leaders IN the League. lhiI the h''' '''"e
Bottoms were unable get In more than two runs !"
that inning however. pounded Dwyer Tor SIX runs
Tho home team held down In six OF the innings ~
in In, other three they hi, Nichols freely FIVE run" III
the nrs' IN the sevenh ana SIX III ''e NM 80,
how effectively he home bsted Attendance oi-''
The An . .,
cincinnati .....................5 90 oio az
/, sion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
r,osti,s cincinnati o. Boston Errors-cinc'nna, y,
nseon 3 nasriss~Dvyer and Merritt Nichols and Gan
gel Umpire Mci)onald -,
cfv
lit, a., psnnyyi,an,a here today before large crowd
tn. - i,ors could touch Matcney. making only FOUR
. Two o., these being scratches schoenut was h' had
and often The score; .
G ,.,,y = 'ip.os:;;ii,;a;a;at %
Basehs-Gcorgctown i6 University Of prnnsy'yan'a
rrgorS- Georgetown 3. Inivefnty ~ frhhSy a.
ie-es George q. Mehon.y anu sullivan NJ senoehu'
ana Reunins.
Providence May 30 Special. Brown ard Exeter met
On Lincoln Field this afternoon. me home team batting
r, the game IN the inning. aided by Mccai's
-xcusahi- Til. feature q the game was the SUCK
x, = brady and Iowrey. Brown executed three neat
.,,ie tlsvs bit on the whole folded asgedly Exeter
on tie contrary played snapTy he1ns game "e'p'e
a, third carrying N the honors. The score;
Brown ..........................SSd 3 -
uoseh,,s-nrown 10 Exeter = Errors- Brown Exeter
, rati~res" Brady and Lauder Ives and se"nne' I'm
rr,nc.on Nav % ,specian Princeton defeated the
or,nr, Athletic club team ~, afternoon in rather
peculiarly played game. During the hrs' i've innings
princeton ru, forth hits AMI errors indlscrlnlnatey'
while Orange held her own AMI tied the score In the first
half nfh innirs. After ths h"i'her Sue 'o"'n
s,r until the latter half o. The ninth. although both
sides had left bases In the ninth inning after
raston had struck out, went 70 first on balls stole
s. nj and third nd scored the winning Kings
error in handling Paynes after Iiothfus had neded
It TO him successfully Princeton won the game BY
punching her hts IN the second inning. The score
Srsnss A. c.................. I-o
c,nbrldye Mac, NAV % tspecal.-For the first time
IN over two weekr the Harvard nine played good base
hill ,hs afternoon defeating amherst This the
same team which defeated Yale only a few DAYS
Thomas who retired the Yale min" without single hit.
hits. with total OF ten Scannei got
Il three -bagge- and Hayes HON" run Paine pitched
effectively Harvard. allowing only four hits. two ~
During the FIRST six innings only
eighteen Amherst men came to bat. In the a
twobas. hi, by Freddy started the bail rolling This was
followed by tase On balls given % Nichols the next
man got n single lctnA r.elly score while scannc,ls
only passed tall u minni, ll"r let In Nichols This
ended the getting The score;
Harvard .......................3 % x-G
| Amherst ........................O u u U U
Easton, Penn. May ., tspcciaD. Lafayette played
wrcched bail first fou- innings to-day. Lehigh took
batting streak In the fourth ant The combined result was
defeat for the home team the fourth inning Iehixh
only made hit but Lafayette could not overcome
the lead The score
I Is5,!s ...............a. SSSSSS?,
lsrhlSh .''''''''.....,....'''''" = v U XII
Basehits-Ishigh H. Lafayette s Errors o. La
fayettc 10.
At Schenectady Gloversvile II. Schenectady 49,
At Rochester-Scranton o. Rochester o.
Al Bunao-Bunalo TO- Providence o.
At Amsterdam Amsterdam Y. Dnghamton g.
AT Toronto-Toron,o 10 Springfield 4.
Al syraclse-Syracuse 5. Wikesbarrc 3.