Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-27
other Atlantic Associasion Games Yes-
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. A Long and Lively Game at Philadel- phia is Won by the Bostons-Kelley In n Close Situation.
 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-The game this afternoon between Philadelphia and Boston was one of the most exciting seen here for years and was only won by the visitors after stubborn fight of twelve innings. In the last inning, with Kelley on second and Brou- thers on first Johnston hit safely to center. Kelley came in, but Johnston instead of run ming to and touching first turned when with in ten feet of the base and moved toward the dressing room. In the meantime Kelley had secured the ball and Farrar wanted to get it in order to make the claim that Johnston was out for not touching first base. Kelley, how ever, refused to give 1t up and during the wrangle the crowd broke into the field and for while it looked as though there would be small riot. Kelley finally got into the dressing room, none the worse for the inci- dent, although he was badly frightened. Both umpires declared that they did not watch Johnston running to first, but were looking at the hit. The fielding of Nash, Quinn and Fogarty were the features, together with the pitching of Clarkson and Sanders. Attend anoe o,542. Score:
 PSiiadelphiia. Q aSS 6s Earned runs, Philadelphia 2, Boston i. Two base hits, ThhoSmpsSn. hSp Farrar, Sanders g. Bropthers, Clarkson s Sanders B. Struck out, clsrksos B. San pitches, Sanders 1. Time,2:15 Empires, Mcouade and Curry.
 The Senators Rarely Dodge the Goose
 Egg.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The New York and Washington teams played at the Polo grounds this afternoon before 2,329 spectators. The game was "play ball" from start to finish and the Senators therefore got only what they earned by hard work. The Giants played in admirable form. Score:
 Washington ...........0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 o-i Earned runs New York 3, Washington O. Two base hits, Herman. Three base hits Oonnor. Home sSfa %1ss Dss. on SISs S RsEs { asddock Ss strnsk ,9 out weleh g. Hsdd9sk 9 1:55. Umpire, Powers.
 Cleveland's Blunaers Responsible.
 CLEVELAND, Aug. 26.-In the ninth inning with two men out for Chicago and the score standing seven to six in favor of the home team Tebeau stopped hot grounder from Anson and threw wildly to Trimmer, who was playing first. This let in the tieing run and wild throw by Trimmer to the home plate permitted Duffy to score the winning run. Attendance 1,50O. Score:
 9isSsisnd 9nissE1 ;.':::.:......::oo ] o s99is hts Farrell Three base hits, VanHatren. Home oHse runs, Dufry: stolen bases, ,Tebean. .sutcffe Double knson Firss on baiis Cleveland $ Chicago isne4 4 Hit by pitched ball. Williamson. Villa Struck out, Sestsa Passed ssils Tmae so Knight. N'--0
 AGaMe Full of Brilliant Plays.
 PITrssURe, Aug. 26.-Three singles, two doubles and two errors in the fourth inning to-day gave the Hoosiers four runs and the game. The home teams hits were too we'll scattered to count. Glasscock and Bassett stopped base hits of all kinds and Sunday in right field made two remarkable one.hand running catches. Attendance 1000. Score: 1Faisisaapol's FitssSnHs '.:.:.::.::o o Ss9SSS Gs Earned runs, Indianapolis g. Plttsburg o. Two base hits Carroll, Denny, Hines. Three base hits0 pays Dunap Beckey, Rowe; Gssseocf Besset peSae Hines; Bassetf lines First Sn balls Boyle B. Hit Ps huokeS me @ uGa American Association Games Yester.
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 AT ST. LOUIS.
 K Es1ssa IsS,s oity: y:.'.::::.::SS S ] SSdi-s Hits, Kansas City 6, StLouis 6. Errors Kansas City 8, St. Louis O. Batteries, Conway and Hoover: Chamberlane and Boyle.
 AT CINCINNATI.
 Cincinnati. ............2 9 2 6-1Q Louisville. ..........O 0 0 0 g. Hits, Louisville 13, Cincinnati 23 Errors. Louis. vile 8, Cincinnati2 Batteries Duryea and Keenan; He .ker and Vaughn.