Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-02
Atlantic ssociation Games Yesserd


 AT LOWELL.
 New Haven-Lowell game postponed on account of rain.
 AT WORCESTER.
 Hartford Worcester game postponed on account of rain.
 THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. The Leaders Defeated in the Tenth Inning at Washington After a Hard Game RepIete In Remarkably Fine Play.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The Boston team proved themselves very troublesome to the Senators to-day, but were finally disposed of in the tenth inning, when the home club scored the winning run by Hoy, who took first on balls, reached third on two sacrifice hits and ran home when Wise made two- bagger. The game from beginning to end was marked by brilliant plays. Haddook's s pitching and Tom Daly's gilt-edged work were the most conspicuous features. John Irwin, Hoy, Wilmot and Richardson made brilliant plays, the latter accepting twelve chances without an error. The Bostons had clear lead up to the seventh inning, when after chances had been offered to retire the
 
 on an error and he went to third on John IT, wins two-bagger. The greatest excitement of the game prevailed when Daly lined the ball to right center which enabled the Sena- tors to tie the score. Washington ........o dd-s Two base hits,J Irwin, Wise: Stolen bases, Irwin. First on balls, Haddock 8. Clarkson ?. Hit by pitched ball. Brouthers. Struck out, Haddock 5. Umpire, Powers. Time 1:3O.
 Cleveland Loses to Chicago. CHICAGO, Aug. 1.--The Chicago-C Cleveland game this afternoon was a pitchers contest with honors even. Rain stopped the game in the last half of the first inning and when play were in very bad condition. Anson's slow hit to Tebeau and Burns homo drive to left in the fouth won the game for Chicago. Te- beau saved Cleveland @ shut-out by scratch hit over the left field wall for four bases in the ninth. A long running catch each by Ryan and McAleer were the features. At- tendance 2,500. Score: Chicago ..,.............0 0 ? 0 0 - Cleveland. ...........0 0 0 0 l. 1 Earned runs, Chicago g. Cleveland 1. Two base Burns, Tebeau Stolen bases Pfeffer, Duffy. Nc, Aleer., Double plays, Burns, Pfeffer, Anson First out, Ryan, Anson Darling 2 Burns Gumbert Time, 2:10. Umpire, Curry.
 Honors Divided at Pittsburs. PrTTsBURa, Aug. Base hits, bases on balls, and errors, especially the latter, pre- dominated at Recreation Park to- day. Two games were played for one admission, each side scoring victory. The first game was exceedingly ragged. The home team were in the lead up to the seventh inning, when a d t>la kru<, ,nsv, Al. visitors three runs and the game. Score: 1aaaaaPolis FastsSufs o-s Earned runs,, Pttsburg 3. Indianapolis B. Two base hits Beckley, Miller Glasscock. Stolen bases, aiasscock, Bassett, Fines g. Hit by pitched bali. Seery, Carroll Left on bases, Pittsburg 2, Indian ap bas soWders is aetsen asr' umprs, McQuade. In the second game Staley and Anderson were pitted against each other and the former had the best of it. Anderson was very wild and the home team made their hits just when they were most needed. Bassett distinguish ed himself by accepting seventeen chances. Score:
 indianapos Edis9aIs ...::.o i-s i-is Fla Earned med runs PtM,sab,urg1 Indianapols Two Bassett; Stolen bases, Carroll, BeckIey. Double plays, Bassett, Glasscock. Hines . First on balls, Maa %hte Struck saeS aa Left on bases, Pittsburg 1s, Indianapolis 7 Umpire, McQuade Time, l:45.
 American AssociasiOn Games Yester-
 day.
 AT BROOKLYN.
 First game) RcSisae RGHGslKn ::::o ...:.:::s GSGSS ee--ss Hits, Brooklyn 1, Louisville II. Errors Brooklyn 9, Louisville A.. Batteries Foutz and visner; Hecker and Cook.
 Second game.) RooGayn Rou]a1|lIe. lIe..e ........;es SSGSdes of o-itt Hits, Brooklyn r, Louisvilles: Errors. Brooklyn n - and Vaughn.
 AT BALTIMORE.
 (First game.) Rsssas Rs,ssmo5S City: :::::d If Hits, Baltimore 8, Kansas City 4. Errors, Kansas City 2 Baltimore l.
 Second Game) ks'9ImoSs ksRfas City sIty......G9 g o-s S City ,, Baltimore {. Batteries, Cunningham and Tate; Conway and Hoover AT COLUMBUS. Cincinnati ....................o 2 l 7-16 Hits, Columbus ls, Cincinnati 10. Errors, Colum- bus 4 Cincinnati 8. Batteries Baldwin and Ksmn- Ter; Viau and Earle. AT PHILADELPHIA Athletic St. Louis game postponed. St. Louis re- fused to play on account of wet grounds; Umpire Goldsmith awarded the game to Athletics. Games To-Day. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Boston at Washington Philadelphia at New York Cleveland at Chicago. Indianapolis at Pittsburg. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Cincinnati at Baltimore. Louisville at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Kansas City at Columbus. ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION. No games scheduled. Mononaguins Win. The Young Mononaguins defeated the Young Independents yesterday on the George street grounds by score of to2 To.Day,s Game. At the Howard avenue grounds this after. noon there will be game between the New Haven Reserves and Mcintyre, Maguire &1 Go. E clubs. The game will probably be 6 very exciting one as intense rivaly exists be- tween the two clubs. The Reserves will put
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