Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-14
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Senators Play n Good Game. Hut Lose to Boston Through Keefe's IneRectIvenesss

The Senators Play n Good Game. Hut
 Lose to Boston Through Keefe's
 Ineaectiveness.
 BOSTON, June 13.-The Washington club put up a pretty stiff game of ball to-day, compelling the Boston club to earn all but one of their runs. The visitors could not hit Clarkson effectively, while on the other hand Boston pounded Keefe hard, Clarkson lead~ ing. Wilmot's fielding was the best feature of the game. Merrill and Wise received a most cordial reception, especially the former. Score:
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 Earned runs, Boston 6, Washington 1. Two base hits, Richardson. Clarkson. Three base hits. O. errors Boston i, I Washington 2 Struck out Brown. bie plays, Quinn, Richardson. Brothers; Irwin. Meyers and Morrill,. Wild pitches, Keefe. Time, hours, Umpire, Curry.
 The Giants Win at the Finish. NEW YORK, June 13.-Anether scientific game of ball replete with brilliant features was played at St. George to-day between the New York and Philadelphia teams. It was probably about as neat contest as will be seen on any ground this year. BufHnton pitched in splendid form, yet good as it was
 
 who confined the visiting batters to three hits and struck out thirteen men. Keefe now laughs at the new rule which was sup posed would put restrictions on the pitcher. Umpire Barnum did not forget to be cratic as usual, yet his poor work probably did lit- tie to influence the result. The fielding play was almost on a par with the pitching, the brilliant play being too numerous to mention here. When the Giants won In the ninth 8 howl went up such as is never heard except on ball field. Score:
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 Earned runs Nex York ?, Philadelphia 1. Two hits, Ewing. Stolen bases, Ward, Malvey. Passed balls Clements T First base on srToFs New York York 4. Time, l:45 Umpire, Barnum. Indianapolis Could Not Find O,Brien. INDIANAPOLIS, June 13.-The home teams inability to bat O'Brien's delivery was the principal cause of the loss of to-dsy's game. O'Brien's pitching was very effective and Stricker's second base playing was brilliant. Seery also played fairly and @ one-handed catch by him of line hit elicited much ap- plause. Score:
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 Earned runs. Indianapolis 1, Cleveland g.. Two Stolen bases, Secrecy, Giasscock, Tebeau. T Double plays, McKeane to Faatz; Stricker to Faatz g; First on balls, by Getzein 2. by Burdick l, by O. Brien 1. Struck out, by o'Brien 2, by Getzein 2 Umpire Fessenden.
 Sundays Error Loses For Pittsburg. CHICAGO, June 13.-Chicago won to-day's game in the ninth inning by Sundays error. The Pittsburg team was unable to get a man across the plate in their half. A frequent ant Io hot he win, but it is because the other fellows play wretched ball. Attendance 1,SGO. The score:
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 Hits, Athletics 5, St. Louis 5; Errors, Athletics 3, St. Louis 0. Batteries, Athletics, weyhing and Gross; St. Louis, King and Boyle. Game stopped AT coLuNBus
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 NO SUNDAY GAMES. The management of the New Haven base
 ball team has put its foot on one thing, Sun ' day ball playing. chance was had to play | one of the Jersey clubs next Sunday. The directors are running the base ball team so as to gain the respect and confidence of the public, and they would rather sink every cent they have put into the enterprise than to be mixed up in Sunday ball playing. AChange. Walsh has been released by New Haven, l and Lally has taken his place. The latter played iD the field before he went to pitoh- ing.
 Xale.Princeton Game. Reserved seats for the Yale-Princeton game Saturday, June 15, are now on sale at Beers | and Peck's.
 Notes of she Game. Daniels has been released by Worcester. 1 Hartford is looking for another pitcher. Doran has pitched two fine games for New Raven. He should be given a cordial recep- l tion on the home grounds. The Jersey City team has been sold by John B. Day to two Jersey City men.