Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-02
BOsTON,S FIRST DEFEAT
Administered By the Giants Gn
 Well Played Game.

6OS1ON'S FIRST DEEEAI
 Administered By the Giants In a Well Played Game.
 NEW YORK, May 1.-The rain of the morning had a depressing effect upon the at tendance at te-day's game between the Bos- tons and New Yorks. Keefe made his first appearance of the season in 8 league game and received an ovation. He pitched with his old time effectiveness and the home team won easily. The Bostens received their first defeat in a championship game. Madden was hit on the pitching arm in the third in- ming and retired in favor of Sowders. In the fifth Sutton in capturing a fly from Ewing's bat split finger and retired. He was replaced by Nash, Burdock going to sec- ond. "Burdy" was loudly applauded as he stepped out on the diamond. New York be- gan scoring in the first inning, making two runs on a two-bagger, single, and errors by Madden. In the third they made three tallies on base on balls, sacrifice, an CT TOT by Wise and three bsggers by Connor and Slattery. They scored their last run in the fifth on single, two-bagger and good base running The Bostons made their only run in the third. Madden was hit by ball and took first. He was badly hurt and Sow ders took his place. He stole second, took third on Kelly's grounder to Ward and SCOT ed on Wise's fly to Slattery. The game was called on account of darkness. Score:
 Re% RestoR@i York opo S9s o5 2, Morrill,. Three base hits. Conner. slattery: 5. New 9orfs: Struck. out, Wise Morrill,, Foster as SwDs Dsuse af aFs Res Madden. Hit by pitched ball, Madden Time, 1h. Som. Umpire, Daniels.
 one More For Philadelphia.
 PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The game to-day between the Washingtonians and Phillies was marked for its heavy batting, in which respect the home team exeelled. They had no difficulty in solving Daily's curves, while young Gleason was effective at critical points in the first innings when the game was close and well contested. Mulvey played brii- liant game at third and Andrews and Myers gave fine exhibition of clean batting.
 Masbiaas6n RhiIhdelRola: g 8 9 Sa S-la base hit, Wilnnot. Three base hit, Andrews. First % ssS oo9 ington 3. First on being hit by pitched ball Bastan 6Ssn G seof T"ray F6 66De pa75 m1rrs1 mRS and O'Brien. Time two hours. Umpire, Lynch
 Chicago Downs she HoosIers.
 CHICAGO, May 1.-The league season was ushered in to-day with cold north wind blowing. This did not deter three thousand people from seeing Anson's team trounce the Hoosiers. The feature of the game was Burns stop of hot liner from Esterbrook and his throw from second, putting his man out. The Chieagos appeared in a new uni- form, gray shirt and pants, black cap and blue stockings. Score:
 fndfsSspoiis GhIsssS I g O-s O-s Earned runs Chicago 4; Two base hits, Sullivan, it Pettit: Home runs. PfsTsr: First on balls Rsssett. Stolen bases, Chicago 5. 1ndianspolIs 2 First on errors-Chicago B. Indianapolis B.. First Ryan, % sailivaDD, Picker 2. williamson, shomberg, Denny. sesry g. Daily Healy.- Do4he plays. sul, balls. Daiy. Wild pitches. Van Haltren. Heaiey I. Time, a1o Umpire, Valentine.
 The Detroits Strike Their Gait.
 DETROIT, May 1.-The Detroits hoisted two banners on Recreation Park to-day, em- blematie of the league and world champion ship. They also gave the Pittsburg club lift. About two thousand people braved the dull atmosphere to see them do it. Getzein was invineible, while neither Calvin nor Maui could prevent the Detroits making base hits and runs:
 Detroit 8 Q 1 0 2-10 Pittsburg. ......... i 0 o O. Earned Runs,Detroit5 5, Pittsburg, 1. Two base hits-Hanlon, Bennett, Getzein. Sunday, Coleman. Three base hits-Rowe, Hanlon First balls Thompson, ,TwitchelI Rowe, ,Getzein. Stolen bases Thompson, Sunday. First errors-Detroit 8, Pittsburgh. First on hit by pitcher-White, Maui. Struck out-Richardson 8, Bennett, Calvin, Cole man. Farmer, Maui, Dunlap. Passed balls-Far mer B. Time-1:55. Umpire-Decker
 other Games Yesterday.
 Philadelphia-Brooky 9 Athletics ten innings).
 Baltimore-Clevelands1 12 Baltimores z.
 Kansas City-St. Louis S. Kansas Citys l.
 Louisville-Cncinnatis IS, Louisvilles 2.
 Worcester-Worcesters1 12, Portlands 3.
 CaJarn-SaJAn1s