Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-31
Other Games. At Hartford-Dartmouth 10, Trinity 4. At Yale Field-Yale 2, Crescent O.

! Notes. There is no head to the New Haven tean 1 on the field.
 Cahill is born ball player. O'Rourke is the best thrower to bases 1T | the league.
 Sworback will never amount to anything \ until he can put the bail over the plate. Henry fooled nicely yesterday. Fl. ! wanted to make 0 home run, but he strucl \ out twice.
 One of LalIy's three basers would hay, ! come handy in the last inning. The New Ravens had but one fielding CT ! TOT, and that was not costly. Gslligan is doing better, both in the field \ and at the bat. He made several long run | ming catches yesterday. There will be no game to-day. Umpire Clinton can't tell what Is 6 fou | ball by standing in the center of the dia mond, but he decided Murphy's hit which won the game as fair, while the spectators 1T ! the grand stand said it was foul. Mines from Mcintyre & Naguire's and Wm Nicely & Go. s played the first of & series ot games at the Howard avenue grounds. Il could not be called ball game. The pitcher of the Mcintyre & Maguire nine would wait several minutes before he pitched the ball He should do something else beside play ball It was one of the slowest games of the season l it taking nearly four hours to play the game
 
 Mcguire nine dislocated his knee while slid ing to second base. He will be laid up fol some time. The score was 13 to 2 in favor oi the Mcintyre & Mcguire nine. The Young Lightnings defeated the Young Bostons of Oak street at base ball yesterday 9 to o.
 The Longwood and Staten Island Cricket clubs played on the formers grounds yester- day afternoon, Longwood winning by a score of 147 to 64 in one inning. The Mononaguin base ball club defeated Oyster Point team on the Oyster Point ground this morning by 8 score of 13 to 7 in seven innings.
 Hartford didn't get the lead in the Atlantic association after all. The Hartford Times says of yesterdays 6 game in Hartford: "Walker, a new man for New Haven. was rather wild and gave too many men bases on balls, yet he will make a good one. He has all the combinations. Winkleman pitched well, yet the New Haven team pounded out singles with ease, enough to win. The feature of the game was the batting of Henry and Corcoran."
 The Worcester Spy says of Wednesday s game: "The Worcesters thought they were going to have another snap, and didn't real ize until 1t was too late that the New Ravens were playing to win. Sworbsck arrived in time for the game, and although he was in. clined to be wild, was an enigma to the Worcesters, who found him safely only four times, and such hitters as Meister. Wilson and Champion struck out twice each"
 The Rosette street nine defeated the West Ravens yesterday morning by 8 score of 12 to II. In the afternoon they defeated the Oak street Giants by score of 20 to IS.
 The New Haven Y. N. O. A. base ball nine defeated tho Ansonia Y. M. c. A. nine at the New Haven grounds yesterday by 6 score of 10 to 4.
 At the Elm city Driving park yesterday afternoon the F. s. Brady & company's nine defeated nine composed of employees of O. S. Msrsick and company's and Bradley and Lee by score of 4 to 12. The batter ies were F. s. Bradley and company, Jack son and Twitchell and O. s. Mersick and company, West and McCue.
 The downtown Hustlers defeated the up- town Hustlers in well contested game by score of to 5. The feature of the game was the excellent work of both batteries. The game was played for the name Hust- lers. Hereafter the uptowns will be known as the road-rollers.