Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-22
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE


 I:50 Umpire. N. Hines of the EastonR. THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. Krock fin the Box as Chicago Pitches a Brilliant Game Against the Quakers and Pulls the Home Team Out of . Small Hole.
 CHICAGO. June 21.-Chicago won to-days game by outplsying the Philadelphias at nearly every point. Krock, who has been New York, pitched one of the prettiest games witnessed upon the home grounds this sea- son. Gleason was @ trife cratic to begin with, but after the third inning Chicago made but four hits of his delivery. Mulvey's error on Thompson's throw from right in the ninth allowed Burns to score the winning run. Fogarty's work wss of magnificent order at center and has probably never been equaled on the Chicago grounds. Curry as usual was badly of in his decisions, greatly to the dis- gust of the spectators. It was generally com mented that if Anson had sent Krock into the box more frequently Chicago would not now be among the tail enders. Attendance ,500. Score:
 fRiSaEG fRiiadslphia::::: i: SGSSSo dd--ss d-s sIss ss runs. Farrar Double plays Mailman unassisted; esson base Sss os en 6a g. ais by R Risensd ball. Pogay ,;s Struck % gut by Glea Time, l:5O. Umpire, Curry. The Giants Win n Wretched Game. CLEVELAND, June 21.--The poor fielding of the Clevelands and the hard and timely hit ting of the visitors gave the game to the New Yorks today. SpraRue pitched his first game on the home grounds and did well, but his support was miserable. The game was devoid of brilliant plays. Score: Cleveland. .............o i100 0 ss Earned runs. Cleveland 8. New York 5 Two base Connor, Whitney. Stolen bases. McKeane, ,Sprague, Ewing Hsttield .g5d Double plsys, MeAleer sp5ague; 6es s ith Ewins strueR out Cleveland & h Seg York Ti%e 1re s:so U@pire. isM Mcouade. '' p'''nso ball. 0 Indianapolis Defeats Washington. INDIANAPOLIS, June 21.--The home team to-day won another game from Washington. Paddock pitched fairly we'll, but his support was poor, and this with the inability of the visitors to bunch the hits resulted in defeat. Score:
 1RalahnaPS5Is WashinEson :S g eE-s Earned runs, Indianapolis g. Washington g. Two base hits, Denny Wilmot 2, Daily. Three base hits. Double plays, Glasscock, Bassett Hines 2; seerey, Hines; Glasscock, Hines; Irwin, Meyers, Mack; Sweeney Meyers, Mack. First balls by Haddock 3, by Boyle g. Passed balls, Daily Wild pitches Haddock I. Hit by pitched ball, 0. Struck out, O. Time, 1:40. Umpire, Lynch.
 No Game aG P1Gtsburg.
 PIrTsBURG, June 21.-The Pittsburg- Bos- ton game was postponed to-day on account of rain. Two games will be played tomorrow. American Association Games Yester-
 day.
 AT PHILADELPHIA. Athletic ..... 70 2 o 1 O. 3 Columbus ........-. 70 0 O. Hits Athletics 10 Columbus 4. .Errers, Athletics Q. Columbus Batteries, Seward and Robinson; Widner and O'Connor
 AT CINCINNATI. Cincinnati ..............3 o 0 O x-9 Kansas City .............1 0-2 Hits, Cincinnati 0, Kansas City 5. Errors Cincin- nati 3, Kansas City T. Batteries, Viau and Earle; Sowders and Hoover.
 AT LOUISVILLE. St. Louis. ..... .........0 0 o 0 CT Louisville. le...............0 1 o 1 O. Hits, St. Louis il, Louisville g. Errors, St. Louis 2, Louisville 4. Batteries, Chamberlain and Mli- gan; Ramsay and Vaughn.
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