Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-31
THE RATIONAL CAME.

No Atlantic Association Games Yester- day-Other Games Yesterday-N0fes of the Game.
 All the Atlantic association games sched- uled for yesterday were postponed on account of rain. The New Ravens left on their eastern trip on the 11:e5 train yesterday morning.
 THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York Plays O,Bay at Washington and a Fine Game is Won by the Sena- tors Through Fortunate Hunching of Hits.
 WASHINGTON, July 30.-The New York and Washington, teams played model game in the field today neither side making an error, and the batting was almost even, but the hits of the home club were placed to better ad- vantage than those of the visitors, which were widely separated. Umpire Baker fined Ewing $25 and ordered him from the game in the eighth inning for using disrespectful language while remonstrating over a decision in this inning. Brown took his place, but AS he did nothing his name does not appear. Score: NsW NMssh5Psten Rsste l....S .....S dd--i d-i Earned runs. New York o. Washington 9; Two K, Double plays, whitney, Connor. First on balls, irwin whitley Riehardson @ G T Struck out Person, 0'Day. Hit by pitched ball; Gore. O,Day, J. Irwin Umpire, Phil Baker.
 Philadelphia Shut Out by Boston.
 BOSTON, July 30.-The Bostons defeated the Philadelphies to day in game that was farce as far as Pitcher Gleason was concern ed. The commencement of the game was de- layed an hour by heavy shower. The grounds and ball were therefore very wet and this worked to Boston's advantage. Attend ance 3,530. Score: RSssSRi Philadelphia. :::o o-'e o-a Earned runs, Philadelphia 0, Boston 3. Two base Home runs Stolen bases, Delehanty. A' First on S balls, Brown, Kelley 2 Nash, Brouthers, Richardson on errors boston 2 Phadelphis 's sa Struck ous Kelley Brown, CIarkson. Double plays Meyers a Sa l:Ss. Umpires, Quira and Wood.
 Grueber Could Not Calculate.
 CLEVELAND, July 30.-Grueber lost the game for Cleveland to day by poor head-work and wildness, an aff1iction that all the Cleve. land pitchers are now suffering. The attend ance was ,600. Score:
 65nsisnap1lis: 6ls1eiaas .o ooe1Se oE-; Earned runs, Cleveland o, Indianapolis 2. Two base hits, Eaasz seery, Gasseock. Three base hit1 Buckley Double plays, McKeane, Strcker. @ 'es Firs on balls Cleveland g Indianapolis 4 Hit by pitched ball. Faatz, Seery. Struck out, Cleveland s,1ndian apolis 4. Umpire, Curry. Time, 1850. Chicago Defeats Pittsburg. P1TTsBURG, July 30-For the first two inn ings of to-day's game it looked as if the home team was going to be an easy winner, but this opinion was suddenly changed in the latte, half of the third. Burns' and Van Haltren's fielding were the only features of the game Attendance 1900. Score:
 sgH fittsoaTg :...::.:.:.g O. hss Three bese hiss Anson. Home mn rns sas,
  Ryan, Farrell. Struck out, Staley Ryan, Pfeffer balls. MilIer Wild pitches p O. Umpire, ; Mcoaade Time, 1880.
 American Association Games Tester. day.
 AT PHILADELPHIA.
 St. Louis. ............................ C. Batteries weyhing and Cross; Ramsay and AT BALTIMORE.
 Baltimore ...........2 0 O. Kansas City. y...........0 0 0 0 0 1-s Hits, Baltimore 4, Kansas City 2. Errors Kansas City z, Baltimore3 Batteries. Cunnis gham anG Tate; Sowders and Hoover.
 AT CINCINNATI.
 GG1smoas Ginsn6asi S .S g B: B: Hits, Columbus 6, Cincinnati 5 Errors, Colum bus g. Cincinnati l. Batteries Baldwin and Kemm Ter, Petty and Keeuan. AT BROOKLYN.
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