Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-18
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE,


THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Two Games Mt Boston Marked by Fine
Play at bat and In Field-Daley In the
Box Makes a Good Showtng-The
HOOsiers Lose Both.
BOSTON, July 1.-THE Bostons won both
games from Indianapolis easily. The bat
ting of the home team was terrific. Denny
made home run in each game. The field
ing of Richardson, Brown, Nash and Nc
Geachey was the feature of the game. Daley,
Boston's new pitcher, was very wild at the
outset, but steadied down and did well. At
tendance 4,s65. Scores.
(First game)
Indianapolis iIS i.. .............. o-S
Earned runs, Boston S. Indianapolis ?. Two base
Kelly
OUT atsi Ke s RadbouSn aetzein poabe plays, Rad
bourn Nash, Brouthers; Nash, Camel, Brouthers.
Wild pitches Getzein g Hit by pitched ball, Seery
Umpire, Powers. Time, 1885.
(Serond Game)
R Inaisaap ;ii: :9 1888 S--5
Earned runs, Boston 6, Indianapolis 2. Two base
hits Daley. Three base hits, Daley. Home run,
Denny: Stolen bases, Kelly. Brown. Johnston 2.
Sais Kelly Brown Quinn, easseock
Denny, Hines, Sullivan, Daley 2. Bassett g. Struck
out, Brown, Brouthers, Daley s.seery Denny Buck
Eel, Nash; Johnston, Richardson; Daley, Richardson
Brouthers; McGeachey. Buckley: Passed balls
Hines, Quinn. Umpire, Powers. Time, a:o5.
Washington Wins Again.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Pittsburgs
gave another poor exhibition of base ball in
their contest with the Senators tot day and
the result was that they dropped their third
straight game. They were totally unable te
solve Keefe's curves, and in the field and es.
pecially when men were on bases played
| wretchedly. Clarke's fielding was the prom
nent feature of the game. He made some
clever stops and participated in three double
plays. Score:
Washington Wa snI1s .........s 81
hiss mis-
| Wilmot. Home run, 0. Stolen bases, Hoy, DAILY
aansy
Wild pitches 0. Passed balls, Fields Hit by pitch
| ed ball. Sweeney. Umpire, Curry. Time, l:4s
Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-Cleveland had
everything its own way to-day and easily de
feated Philadelphia by great batting streak
| Sanders was knocked out of the box in thu
| fourth and retired by Peter Wood in thu
| sixth, but the latter Jared no better. Thu
| fielding of both teams was excellent. Tit
ecore:
flsEslsRS :6 %
Zimmer. Home run, o. Stolen bases, Muivey
Tebeau First on balls BY Sanders 9. By BakeIey
Gunner Via pieeseo Umpire Iynch Time
/ 1:45.
Chicago Loses at New York.
New York, July 1.-THE New York and
Chicago teams played to-day in the presence
of 3,S46 spectators. Ward was suffering
with stiff neck and Hatfield covered short
stop. Ryan, Burns, Gore and Richardson
played a remarkably fine game in the field
WEIGH pitched effectively at trying moments
Dwyer did not. McQuade's umpiring was
not well received by either the spectators Oh
| players. Scores.
S Sss rork.: .:...::.1 $50 1888 /;
Earned runs New York =. Chicago ,! O. = Two bias,
| runs, Herman, Connor Stolen bases. Ewing 2 Ryan
Pfefer dore EWng Gore whitney
First on balls, by WEIGH 4, by Dwyer First OF
Ms% 1ors ~ h BY "
| 4. Passed balls, Ewng1. Wild pitches, Dryer !
| Umpire, McQuade.
| Games To-day.
l ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
New Haven aver and Jersey City At Jersey City
Hartford and Newark at Newark.
i NATIONAL LEAGUE.
l Chicago and Boston, at Boston.
| Indianapolis and New York, at New York,
Pittsburg and Philadelphia, at Philadelphia.
| Cleveland and Washington at Washington.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
| Athletic and Brooklyn, at Brooklyn.
| Baltimore and Columbus, at Columbus.