Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-22
THE NATIONAL GAME.

THE NATIONAL GAME. Jersey City Will Play To-Day-No |
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 Jersey City-JImmfe DonneIlT Arr |
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 The Jersey Citys will play here to-day. This is one of the strongest teams in the league. Yesterday they didn't allow the Hartfords to get a run. Possibly the New Ravens can do better this afternoon than the Capital city boys did yesterday. An effort will be made to play Corcoran. This will be the first time that Manager Pat Powers, who came here to awaken base ball interest, has been in New Haven since then.
 Will Not Occur Again.
 About two hundred people went out to the grounds yesterday afternoon expecting a game, but there was none. This was deemed expedient ss the grand stand was thoroughly wet. The grounds were in fine condition and no ground in the country dries quicker than this one. In connection with there being no game "A Base Ball Admirer" sends to the COURIER 8 communication which is not pub lished because the correspondent has not ad hered to the rule of writing on but one side of the paper. The new order of things has only just got started, but by the end of the week everything, it is hoped, will be run sys- tematically. Hereafter no one need be dis appointed by going out to the ground and finding that there will be no game. One sign that there would be no game was that the banner on Chapel street was taken down. Jimmie Donnelly Arrives.
 Jimmie Donnelly, the ball player, arrived at his home in this city last night. He has not yet been released by Washington, his ten days not being up. He is under pay un til Friday, when he will receive his release. He has given his terms to Detroit; but is in hopes to play in either the National league or American association.
 THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. Less Than One Thousand People Saw the New York Game Yesterday.
 NEW YORK, May 21.-The New York and Pittsburg teams completed their present series at St. George, Staten Island, to-day. The grounds were quagmire, and not one thousand people were present. The result was uncertain throughout, the Giants timely batting in the early part of the match win ming them the battle. The score:
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 Earned runs. New York 2. Two base hits, Gore First t'aS on efrors New York Pittsburs Stolen bases, Ward 3, ORourke 1. Double plays, Gore and Whitney; Ward, Richardson and Connor. First on balls by Welch 3, by staley 3; Struck out by Welch g. by staley 1: Passed balls, Miller 1. Wild pitches Welch 1. Time, hour 45 minutes. Um- pire. McQuade. Good Pitching by Pearson. WASHINGTON, May 21.-Inability to hit Fearson's effective pitching with any degree of success and poor fielding on the part of Chicago gave the Senators an easy victory ko Inc oI- bod trouble in solving Hutchinson's delivery and they fielded in good style. Fearson's work in the box and Meyers fielding were the features. The score:
 Ghieago GGaisai1st0n, s 0n,.:::s 9 6ISss S-s S-ls hits, Mack, Duffy, Anson: Stolen 6ases, Sweeney, pS snd %ss and sna Hatch Ansop o Pfefsr and Anson First on balls out Sweeney. % Pearson. Alison, Pfefrer, Hutchinson
 BgEns En d nEn H b psfhea ball. 2:l5. Umpires, Fessenden and Curry.
 Amherst ?, Dartmouth g.
 HANOVER. N. H., May 21.-The Dart mouth-Amherst game to-day was played be- tween showers and the grounds completely soaked. Nevertheless the contest was very interesting. Dartmouth played strong game. Hares effective work kept the hits down to four singles. Amherst made five runs in the first by hard hitting after two men were out, giving them safe lead. Brilliant running catches were made by Abbott, Hoyt. The game was played under protest from each side on the ground that Sexton, Walbridge, Starke, Gault and Ran ney were professionals. The score:
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 American Association Games Yester- day. AT KANSAS CITY.
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 e. Hits, Athletics 8, St Louis Errors, Athletics g.
 AT LOUISVILLE.
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 Hits, Louisville F, Baltimore 8. Errors, Louis Kilroy and Tate.
 AT COLUMBUS.
 Gi1snBSsi GolSmbas ..,,:.:i .i So Q o s-lo Hits, Cincinnati 12, Columbus 12. Errors, Cincin- nati ,, Columbus 3, Batteries: Cincinnati, Smith and Baldwin; Columbus, Baldwin and o'Connor. Atlantic Association.
 At At HartsoFd.JsEsey waza,d- City 1o' Hartford a O. At Lowel-No game; rain.
 Easton has now lost eleven out of the twelve