Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-12
THE nosross POUND CITIZEN.
Solid Hitting Gives the Bean Fate
 . Victory over Detroit.

Solid Hitting Gives the Bean Eaters
 a Victory over Detroit.
 BOSTON, June 11.-Boston won to-day by big batting when it looked like a sure defeat after the first inning. Getzein was batted right and left, Wise's home run being a tremendous hit over the pickets at right field. Johnston and Hornung also batted well. All the errors were costly. Brouthers injured his hand in the fifth and Ganzel took his place. Valentine umpired well, but was little off on balls and strikes. Attendance two thousand.
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 Earned runs. Boston 10, Detroit 4. Two base hits. Bennett 2, Nash, Kelly, Brown, Wise. Three base First on balls, Thompson. Kelly. First on errors, Bostons, Detroit I Struck out, Richardson, Ben, plays Wise Morrill, and Sutton; White White RicSaSd son and Ganzel. Passed balls Kelly. Wild pitches, Clarkson 2. Time, 2:05. Umpire. Valentine.
 Krock Again Downs New York.
 NEW YORK, June 11.-Anson's Babies won their second game from the Giants to- day in the presence of forty-fve hundred spectators. Krock pitched for the Chieagos and Welch for the New Yorks. Young Tier nan, who made his reappearance on the home team, was the only one of the nine who played with vim. He made two splendid catches in his territory and ran bases like deer.
 esIc.go esS gsrf.'::fG e-2 Earned runs. New York 3, Chicago2. Three base bas Sonnor AniS First on arrors, New YorE G 2 Chicago g Struck out, by Krock 5. Passed balls, oRourke 1. Time 1h s7m Umpire, Lynch
 BufHnton Too Much For Pittsburg.
 PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-Bufinton was again too much for the Pittsburg batsmen. The visitors made all their errors in the first, when the Philadelphias scored five runs. Maul was unsteady in the early part of the game, but stead1ed down after the fourth inning. Score: PittsbnrPPi PPhalabasrPnla .:::::. SI
 Earned runs, Philadelphia A.. Two base hits, Null Carroll Hit by pitched bali, Philadelphia 3, Pitts. burg1. Passed balls, Miller 2. Wild pitches, Maui 1. Time, I:50 Umpire. Decker
 The Senators Lose as Usual.
 WASHINGTON, June 11.-The Indianapolis club to-day besides defeating the Washing tons for the third successive time also inoreas- ed it's batting averages at the expense of Daily. He pitched clever game up to the sixth inning, at which point the Washing tons held the advantage, but in this inning the Hoosiers gauged his curves in the most approved style. The Washingtons were very weak in their batting and felded indiffer- ently.
 Washington ........... 0 0 0 1 O-3 Indianapolis. .... 0 5 8 x--15
 Earned runs Washingtons 8, Indianapolis 9. Two base hits, Donneliy, Seery, Glasscock. Three base hits, Donnelly, Seery Bassett Buckley. Home runs, Hines. Glasscock. Double plays. Daily. Murray, First on balls, Hoy 2, Wi1mot, OBrien, Myers, Bas- sett Hit by pitched ball, Hoy, Shonnberg. First on errors, Washingtons l, Indianapolis 9 Struck ont, Daily. O'Brien, OrDay, Hines, Denny. Wild pitches. Daily. Time, 2h. Umpire, Daniels.
 Other Games Yesterday.
 Baltimore-Athletics 4, Baltimores o.
 Cincinnati-St. Louis 8, Cincinnati l.
 Louisville-Kansas City S. Louisville 7
 Manchester-Lowells Il, Manchesters 5.
 Lynn-Woroester 6, Lynn l.