Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-07
worcester Defeats Brooklyn,
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. The Hoosier. Play a K remarkable Game and For she Second Time the Giants Go to the Wall.
 The Indianapolis team again defeated the champions at the Polo grounds yesterday af- terday afternoon. The visitors played good ball, while the Giants moved about as if they were asleep. The Indianapolis players could always bring in hit when it was needed, while the hits of the Giants were always made when they could do no good. Andrews made some brilliant catches. In the ninth he took Connor's fly when Gore was on sec- ond base and two men were out If this ball had past him it would have given the cham piens two runs. Attendance 2,31s. Score:
 AT KEW YORK; iaS!a9sg9l. Hsw Yasa a:.:::s 9 SGdSS ls Earned runs. New York l. Indianapolis 1. Two base hits, GIassoock, Hines Three base hits. py benn psps Ward First on balls welch 3, Boyle 5 Struck out Welch 3. Boyle l. Passed balls, O Wild pitches, Umpire, Knight. Time, 1850. Boston Takes the Lead Again by shut
 ting Ous the Pittsburgs.
 Staley was remarkably effective until the seventh inning yesterday when three singles and three doubles were made by the Bostons, sending five men across the plate. Clarkson pitched another of his fine games and was finely supported. Nash and White did the best batting and Quinn and Rowe the best fielding. Attendance 2,22S. Score:
 BOSTON. 
 PisssSars Psstsn : ..::.....:..S ..S hits Rchs1dson, siH Kelley Nash White Three base base First on balls Smith. First errors, Pittsburg 1. Boston o. Struck out. Carksoa, Richsrdson, Rowe. staley 2 Hit by pitched ball, Nash. Time. I:sO. Umpire, McQuade.
 The Quakers Win Another Game From
 Cleveland.
 The Philadelphias made fewer hits than did Cleveland to-day, but they were made at tho right time. Although..only two hits had been made of Casey, Harry Wright thought it prudent to substitute Sanders in the fourth. Sutoliffe had a finger knocked out in the seventh inning and Zimmer took his place. Attendance 2,160. Score:
 AT pHILADELpHIA els1ssnsa eelh,1sSssnia. .....::S ..:SS SSGo i--4 Earned runs, Philadelphia 8. Cleveland 1. Two hits, O. Home runs, Clements, Thompson. Stolen  fIss Bsso oa Gs Gasey Struck ou American Association Games Yester-
 AT BALTIMORE sa'Il@Gse ss. hoSIs. ::::SS :..:::S dSsS $ Batteries Sroy and Tate; Rns and Boyle.
 AT COLUMBUS. GSa%sSs Gsaisaiils: :::G S-s Hits, Columbus 9, Louisville Il. Errors Colum- Ehret and Cook Games To-Day. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Indianapolis at New York cievsiansd cs al at fIiis Philadelphia. Chicago at Washington. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. koaisVilis sasSi H,'s st F Phiiads1phis GS.S%Sas Cincinnati at Baltimore St. Louis at Brooklyn. ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION. Newark at Lowell Worcester at Hartford. MISCELLANEOUS. Meriden Resolutes at New Haven. Games To-Morrow. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Kansas City at Columbus. Louisville at Philadelphia. Game To-Day. The Resolutes of Meriden, the team which will play out the Norwalk's schedule, will try conclusions with the New Haven nine on the Howard avenue grounds to-day. The Resolutes are putting up strong game. More for the Youngsters. The Young Athletics defeated the Allan. tics yesterday by score of 2 to2. Also they defeated the Young Films by a score of 13 to 5.
 Notes of the Game. Hartford has released Thomas Lynch, first baseman. He has played S1 games; batting average .2S6, fielding average .9eO. first base