Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-01

| diboe 2. Sullivan. Double play, sheehan and Cor eoran Passed balls, Cahill Moore 2 Wild pitches, Handboe. Hit by pitched ball, Hines.
 Other Atlantic cAssocIation40nmes. At NewarS~Newark7 2, Worcester r. At Jersey Cits-Jersey City Il. Lowell 3. THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. The Giants Win From the senators- Indianapolis Defeats OhIcago-The Phillies Defeat Boston. NEW YORK, April 30.-The game at St. George, s. l., to-day was well played. The batting and fielding were spirited and the were about equally effective as to hits, but Welch's superior support behind the bat told heavily in New York's favor. Healey was rather wild in the eighth inning and Ebright was decidedly so. Attendance 2,971. The score:
 Msw Msshinston. Ks5a n.o ..o $ G--9 ,.ss Earned drums runs,New York 2; Washington g. First Sssss. NsT TsrE lc %asSinston Els. s bsss OF oa struck out, Ewing, Heaisy. o'RourEs. Ward, Ps ney & Hesley Hit by pitched d,s ball, Wise; Passed Sf Umpre ana cursg F@e Chicago Defeated by Indianapolis. INDIANAPOLIS. April 30.-Seven thousand people witnessed to-day's game between the Indianapolis and Chicago clubs. The .ex- hibition was fine one, the fielding being unusually close and sharp. The score: oRieaeopl 5oRdiiaaspolis 5 Ss SGSS d-s base td bits GlasSsoek @ sehoeneck, @ Ean Hatrep. An piays scSoeneeFe Giasscoef Gasscock Bssses base on balls, Glasscock, Daily ,, Van Haltren, Whitney. Struck out. Meyers, Whitney ?. Bassett, pitches, Dwyer. Tlue, 1:ao. Umpire, Barnum ''N Pittsburg Defeats Cleveland. PIrTsBURG, April S0.-Base hits by the home team and wild throws by the visitors predominated at this mornings Pittsburg- Cleveland game. Gruber was batted with out mercy, no inning escaping without base hit. Calvin scattered the visitors hits with the exception of the second inning. Sticker was badly spiked in the fourth in ming by Hanlon and retired, Gilks taking his place. The seventh inning was notable for four wild throws, the homo team making two runs on one hit. Score:
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 Hanlen 3 First base on balls, Pittsburg 5. Cleve- out Kuehne, McAleer Passed balls Zimmer l. Wild pitches. Calvin 2. Time, 1855. Umpire, Lynch.
 Over 5000 people saw the Plttsburgs win their second game to-day. Conway cele- brated his first appearance this season by a home run hit over left center field fence, the longest hit ever made on the home grounds, and for which he was applauded for fully ten minutes. Both he and Beattin pitched well outside of 12 bases on balls, only one of which succeeded in scoring. The score: eIsvsaaa cIIsssGaEs ss .........:.s SS-s Earned runs, Pittsburg 2; Cleveland 1; Home en Ps on b. eas clife 1. First base errors, Pittsbur 2Time AS Umpire, Lynch.
 Boston Loses to she PhiIIies.
 PHILADELrHIA, April 0.-Philadelphia won game from Boston this afternoon in the presence of over 1000. Sanders was very effective except in the eighth inning, when the visitors found him for four singles. Madden pitched @ fairly good game, but the Philadelphia club got in their hits well to- gether. The batting of Wood and the feld-
 
 of the home clubs play. Quinn, Richardson and Nash did some clever work for the visi- tors, and the first named excelled at the bat. The score: BBoiasaelpnia Boston. ':::::::s :::ss SSl Earned runs, Philadelphia 1, Boston g. Two base hits, Wood Clements, Sanders 2. Stolen l Double plays, Sanders Ciements and peIebant9 First base on balls, Wood, Farrar, Browne, Rich Browne, Johnston ,, aan.ell Time, i:is Smsa Tmprs Fessenden.
 Other Games Yesterday.
 tMorning9
 BROOKLYN. BsoaRi9n Bset5R9re :.':.::::eo :::::e SSsSSS &sl brootiyn Batteries Foreman snd o1inn a Lovett and Clark. Umpire, Holland.
 (Afternoon) Baislnore Hdnon .......:::o daI Hits Baltimore 4, BrookIyns. 8. Errors, Baltimore 9, Brooklyn 6. Batteries, Kilroy and sase; Hughes
 AT LOUIS.
 (Morning) ft EouisSIiie: h0aii; ;::::::dd da-sl and nsdEGs s Ewing and Vaughan. Umpire, Daniels.
 (Afternoon.) fe iouisSiIIe. his ...o odee odee Hits, Louisville 12, St. Louis 12 Errors Iouis vile Il. St Louis 3. Batteries, Hecker and Cook. Chamberlaine and Milligan A'
 AT COLUMBUS.
 (Afternoon.) G9Riseies aflS%sss. .::::..:f ::::.i SSSSss9 SS-sI Hits, Athletics, Ii, Columbus g. Errors Athletics 9, Columbus |. Batteries Seward and Robinson: Mays and Bligh.
 AT KANSAS CITY.
 Kansas City 0 2 4 1 o o oLs Cincinnati ........-....1 o o 0 5 n is Hits. Kansas City, il, Cincinnati 10 Errors ] Kansas City Cincinnati G. Batteries, Cincinnati ] Viau and Baldwin; Kansas City, Mccarthy and | Donohue. ~
 Bridgeport Beats New Haven. At the New Haven grounds yesterday tha New Haven mail carriers were defeated by \