Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-11
BOSTON BEATEN AT PITTsBURG.
The Smoky City Team Keep Up Their
 Record Against CIarkson.

The Smoky City Team Keep Up Their
 Record Against Clarkson.
 PrTrsBuRe, May 10.-The Pittsburgs al- ways could hit Clarkeon and they did not fail to do so to-day, which allowed them to break their long string of losses. It was an earned victory although it seemed lost when in the eighth the Bostons made one run and tied the score. But the locals and netted two runs, which lead was reduc- ed by one by Kelly's earned run. The features of the game were the hits to the fence by Johnston and Dalrymple and the double play of Morris, who caught Browns bunted fly and assisted Kuehne to stop John ston at third. Kelly was called in to catch in the sixth and steadied Clarkson wonder fully.
 Bussaa. BBissssnrg: :: II i-15 i15 Earnsdrqps PittsSurg Bostop A.:E Two Rs,, base Morris and Kuehne. First on balls, Morrill,, John nag a out on by or 6g Passed balls. Carroll 1. Time. 1850. Umpire, Daniels.
 The New Forks Nearing she Top.
 CHICAGO, May 1O.-A dropped fly by Ryan, a base on balls, a wild throw by Pfefer and a single by Richardson gave the New Yorks three unearned runs in the second inning and really lost the game as two runs were all the home team were able to score. The New Yorks' other two runs were made on errors of Burns and Pfefer. Pfeffer made great hit for home run in the seventh and Ryan made 8 run in the eighth on his three bagger. Welch and Van Haltren both pitched in splendid form. The Chicagos had the bases full in the ninth, but Williamson and Oar. ling struck out and Burns flew out to Gore, leaving their comrades stuck when good hit would have won the game.
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 Earned runs, chicagos Three base hit, Ryan Yan oTRourke. Ewing, Connor First on errors, Chicago l, New York'a; Passed balls, o'Reurke l. Wild pitches, Van Haltren l. Time, hours. Umpire, Valentine.
 Phi1adelphia Wins at Dteroit.
 DETROIT, May 10.--After an absence of some time Casey made his appearance to-day and pitched an effective game, keeping the hits well scattered. Irwin made the only costly error, field throw to first in the fourth which allowed Twitchell to score. A base on balls, single and an out in the first gave the champions an earned run. The visitors scored two in the first on singles by Wood and Fogsrty, and Andrews single, Mulvey's double and Bastian's single in the seventh gave the winning run.
 Pstsdeiphia PstEods ::::: .::::: 9 0- 00E-s Earned 1ans, Detroit 1, Philadelphia 3: Two base hts Andrews Mulyey, Three base 4 htf; Bennett Getzein, Rowe and Brouthers. First on balls, Rich ards1n Irwin: F1rst on errors; Detroit s l. sI aes Decker.
 The Senators Keep on Losing.
 INDIANAPOLIS, May 10.-A succession of monotonous blanks characterized to-day's game up to the fifth inning, when Irwin reached first on an error and by rapid base running, aided by little infeld hit, scored the only run made by his side. Indianapolis failed to reach the home plate until the sev- enth inning when a couple of hits and two stolen bases proved effective.
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 Earned luns Indianapolis 9 Three base hit, Bassett and Esterbrook Buckley unassisted; Myers, Irwin and o,Brien. First on balls, Hines Myers: on a9y er1ors inSanapos @ sfncI out, Esterbrook, Bassett, O'Brisn Wild pitches, o'Day. Time, i:5o Umpire, Lynch.
 other Games Yesterday. . Cncinnati-Cineinnatis 7,St. Louis Ttsn innings.)
 ceVeand-cieveands H%k Sss 5, Baitimoras B s I. l.
 Philadelphsa-The. Athletic -Brooflyn game was postponed on account of rain.
 : Salem-Salsms f2, ManchestersS S.
 Hanover-Dartmouths 3, Trinitys1.
 CambridgeaaHaryard 10, Williams {.