Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-06
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

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 THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. Pittsburg Defeats Boston In Opening the Series as the Hub and the Lead- CTS Are Still Tied on the Hsmestretch of the Great Struggle.
 After losing four straight at New York the Pittsburg team went to Boston yesterday and won hands down. There was no interest in the contest after the first inning, when the visitors got onto Radbourne for two singles and home run, which, assisted by base on balls, gave them four runs. It was only in the innings in which they scored that the Pittsburgs batted Radbourne effectively. Bos- ton made the largest number of hits, but they were scattered. Quinn's errors were very fatal, one of them costing three runs. The Pittsburgs played faultlessly. Attendance 1,972. The score:
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 Earned runs Boston 3. Pittsburg 2. Two base First on balls, Carroll, White. Maui ohnston First Beckiey, Fields 2 Maui p1nap Gavin. Smith, Passed balls, Wild pitcheso. Time i:2o. Umpire, McQuade.
 Tho HOoslers Add Another Link to Their Chain. The Indianapolis team defeated the Giants yesterday. Young Rusie's pitching did much to bring about the Giants' downfall Gore did not run on a fly ball, which Hines muHed, and was put out when he should have been | safe on first. Indianapolis won the game in the fourth inning where an error by Connor and Keefe's wild pitching were responsible for four runs. Whitney plsyed remarkable game. Attendance 2, ,195. Score: AT NEW YORK.
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 Earned runs, New York o, Indianspoliso Two I've base hits, Glasscock ?. Three base hits, o. Stolen Richardson, Ward, Conner First on balls, Keefe s Es a H Sy | Andrews. Wild pitches. O.. Passed balls Sommers ! Time, 1858. Umpire, Knight The Senators Win From Chicago. The game between the Washington and | Chicago clubs yesterday will go on record as feature of the season, neither side making | an error. The score: ! WASHINGTON.
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 Earned med runs, Chicago j. Washington s, T. I've 8. Struck out, Person 2. Hit by pitched ball. Mack | Time, 1:4o. Umpires, Powers and Curry. Roth Pitchers Were Very Effective. A tumble and a huff by Stricker in the fifth inning yesterday gave the Quakers the only three ruus scored during the game. At tendance 2:2S4. Score: | AT PHILADELPHIA
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 Columbus Louisville game postponed on accoun | of rain.
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 ss6 3t Center of City Market Games To-Day. NATIONAL LEAGUE. | Indianapolis at New York. | Pittsburg at Boston.
 | Cleveland at Philadelphia. | Chicago at Washington. II AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. No games scheduled ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION. | Newark at Lowell.
 MISCELLANEOUS. ! Cincinnati at New Haven.
 TO TAKE NORWALK,s PLACE.