Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-29
THE NATIONAL CAME.

VIII Some One Stop Us-Ehe New Aa.
 vens Ou1baG Ghe Newarks and Win
 Great Pitching by DOraR-Sulllvan
 HIt Hard at Times Hut Very Eff
 fective With Men on Bases-T. Cor
 coran's Wonderful Plekup-Johnson
 Spells Q Home Run for y. Corcoran.
 The New Ravens kept up their winning
 gait yesterday, although Manager Trott was
 quite confident that 'sThe Little Giants"
 would get there. He had new pitcher in
 the box-W. Sullivan of the disbanded Eas~
 tons-but this made no difference with the
 New Ravens. They batted him hard. It is
 wonderful how they are hitting every pitcher
 who comes here.
 The home team had fifteen men left on
 bases, and they kept Newark's outield busy,
 having no less than ten flies. Doran was very effective. Hayes, New arks heavy hitter, struck out twice. They had three hits up to the eighth inning. seats
 tered through as many innings. In the eighth and ninth they made two each. A pickup by Tom Corcoran set the crowd wild with enthusiasm. The other feature
 was great catch by Johnson. cutting of
 hit by John Corcoran, which was good for 8 home run.
 Burdock and Schoeneck led in batting, the oeV1 and Sohoeneck three times out of four. O'Rourke got his base on balls in the first, and Burdock's single advanced him base. Both were left
 Doran did noble work in this inning. CooRan got his base on balls, and Johnson's hit went over T. Corcoran's head. Both were advanced base on wild pitch. With no- body out Doran struck both Fields and Hayes out and Mansel was taken care of by T. Corcoran and Sehoeneck. In the second T. Corcoran got his base on balls, went to second on Schoeneck's single
 and he then made clean steal of third base while the ball was passing between the pitcher and catcher. He got there by mak- ing fine slide. No runs, however. Brady made beautiful running catch of
 Smith's fly. W. Sullivan got his base on
 balls and Duffy hit safely, but he was forced
 out at second, retiring the side. New Haven scored the first run ln the third. Burdock got his base on called balls, took third on Lally's safe hit and scored on J. Corcoran's single The next two men hit line flies to Coogan,
 Johnson gave Burdock hot grounder, but he took care of it. Burdock took care Of Fields and Hayes struck out. In the fourth Schoeneck made his second safe hit and Doran got his base on balls be- fore anyone was out, but double play spoiled a run.
 Mansell hit safely and got to second on a sacrifice, but was left there. It was in the fifth that Johnson made fine running catch of J. Corcoran's fly that saved two runs.
 Neither side scored in the sixth, although they had men on bases. In the seventh Burdock for the third time got his base on balls, took second on Lally' E base on balls and made a clean steal of third: When Lally attempted to steal second Duffy threw to Smith and Burdock started for home Smith muffed the throw and both men were safe.
 In the eighth New Haven got three more on a two base hit by Schoeneck, dropped fly \ by Johnson of Doran's hit, wild throw and singles by Brady and Burdoek. It was in this inning that Newark got her first run It was earned on single by Duffy, followed by safe hit by Johnson and put out.
 In the ninth Galligan made the longest hit of the game, for three bases, and scored on a wild pitch.
 Newark got two more on base on balls, a single by McDermott, 8 steal, put out and wild throw. The score: