Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-19
THE NATIONAL GAME.

THE NATIONAL GAME. Another Game Postponed on Account
 of Rain.The New Ravens In Wor-
 cester and Lowell She Rest of This
 week.
 On account of the rain the Worcesters were unable to play here yesterday. The New Ravens will go to Worcester to-day, and to Lowell tomorrow and Saturday.
 THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. The Giants Wind Up Their Final
 series at the Capital With a Double
 Victory and the Pennant See-SaW
 Shows the Champions on che Rise.
 New York took two games from the Sena- tors yesterday. They worked hard for the first one, but the second was easy. In the first game the two Keefes were pitted against each other and up to the tenth inning both were equally effective. In this inning, how ever, New York batted hard. Whitney led of with single and after Kesfe had been retired Gore made another. Tiernan cleared the bases on a drive over Hoy's head and scored himself before the ball was recovered. The features of this game were wonderful running catches by Hoy and Beecher. The former after running @ long distance for the ball leaped into the air and caught the ball as it was going over his head. After catching it he turned complete somersault, but still held the ball. The score:
 AT wAsHINaToN.
 (First Game.)
 Nss Washington Kssai i;:.:::SS @ SS-z
 Earned runs, Washington 2. New York 4. Two Tiernsn. Home Home runs, Tlernan: Stolen bases, Hoy, JIrwin. Double plays, o 'Rourke. .Connor First on TKeefe ,s S 2. Passed balis Ewing. m Umpire Knight Time, 2h.
 The second game was poorly played on both sides and called at the end of the sixth inning on account of the cold weather. The ! score:
 Esw Mss.instsn xe,a; :..s SsS1dd -G :-lG9 base hits, o'Rourke, Murphy. Riehardson Riddle: Three base hits, o. Home runs Richardson stolen sa dTsSs Wild pitches, Krock 1, Crane1. Umpire. Knight. Time, 130
 Bosson,s Last Game at Heme an Easy Victory over Philadelphia. The Boston club played their last cham- pionship game for the season on the home grounds yesterday afternoon with Philadel- phia. The features of the game were the punching of hits by Boston in the seventh inning, Nash's work at third and fine base running by Kelley. The game was called at the end Of the seventh inning on account of darkness. The score:
 AT BOSTON.
 PNSton PSi1sge,n6;s ..9 ..:.:9o 9SS9oS :-a hits, 0. Home runs Quinn. Stolen bases, Kelley ?, Richardson, Nash, Hallman. First on balls, Nash, Brouthers. Smith, Bennett, Garkson Delehanty: out, Kelley 9. Smith, Meyers, Clements, Hallman | Gleason. Double plays, Meyers, Hallman; Smith, 1 Carkson Gleason l. Umpires, Curry and Bowens. Time, 1.30.
 Chicago Drops Another to the Indians. Indianapolis won yesterdays game easily. Hutchinson was very wild, but was hit hard when he could get the ball over the plate. Chicago could do nothing with Getzein's de- livery. Farrell's play behind the bat was very brilliant. Attendance 300. Score: AT CHICAGO.
 Indianapolis A Q Q 3-l9G Cnlcago ...........O S- Earneu ruuS, CnlcaSO ,, 1nuldudpOllSO. TWO Da1e hits, Seery. Andrews. Three base hits, Getzein Home run, Duffy Stolen bases, Buckley, ,Bassett g Duffy. First on balls, Hutchinson 9, Getzen l Struck out, Hutchinson ,Getzen 9. Umpire Lynch. Time, 1:45.
 Avery Cold Day For Cleveland. Cleveland lost two games yesterday. They started out with good lead, but the home team batted out a victory. The weather was extremely cold. Attendance $50. Score: ATPrTrsBURa. FIrst gamel
 ciessSa ce3eiand ...........s ........s S-; Earned runs, Pittsburg 5, Cleveland 2. Two base hits, Dunlap g Carroll, ,Tebeau, ,Radford Three bsse hits, Rowe, ,Beckley Sunday. Home runeO Stolen plays Galvin, Rowe, Beckley First on balls, Calvin zimmer l. Umpire AcQuade. Time, 1885. In the second game the visitors could mol | hit Sowders, Beattin was very wild and was not we'll supported. Hanlon and Carroll made several brilliant catches. Score: (Second Game0 Pttsburg ......-........l 0 C. Cleveland. ............1 0 l O- Earned runs, Pittsburg 2, Cleveland 0. Two base hits Rowe Beckley Three base hits Carroll, Sunday Stolen bases, Miller, Satellite Double plays Dunlap Beckley Rowe; McKeane Sutcliffe. Faatz. First or balls, Sowders {, Beattin7. Struck out, Sowders 5 Beattn 4. Passed balls, Carroll 1, Sutcffe 2. Time | 1:50. Umpire McQuade.
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