Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-10

Hartford .........-l2 Game called at the end of eighth on account of darkness.
 
 THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. Darkness stops the Game at the Hub After Seven InnIngs of Hard bus Fruitiess Work.
 The Bostons and Ohicagos played seven innings yesterday and neither side scored. Umpire Powers then called the game on ac- count of darkness. Clarkson and Hutchinson each pitched great game. Burns alone hit the former with any freedom. Attendance 5000. Seore
 6Sissno 6Ssssn .......... .:.S ....:.S SoSoSSS --o Stolen bases, Quinn, Johnston, PfeGer. First on Boston l, Chicago O. Struck out, ,Smith, Johnston 2 Nash, Qulnn Bennett, Duffy, Anson. Hutchinson 2, Wd pitchss Passea bais fsars Bennett 1. Time. 1:a9. Umpire, Powers. Grueber " Sas Wild and the Giants Won
 With Ease.
 The Clevelands yesterday played their frat game of the last series at the Polo grounds before 2,7S4 persons and were defeated by the Giants after long drawn out game. Grueber seemed to be unable ts get the ball near the plate and in consequence sent twelve men to first on called balls. With two men on the bases Trimmer knocked out scratch home run. The Olevelands did not get hit again until the seventh inning. Score:
 AT NEW YORK. Cleveland. @ l..........:S .................S i-5 Earned runs. NewYork 4.Sleveland 4. Two base n, sa'z saosn haaaa Inres nsse nts oRourke 2. Richardson ,Tiernan, Whitney. Double a on Ksefe, ,Grueber, ,stricker Struck out, Reefe Ewing. Ws rss asssa New York l, Cleveland 2. Time, 157 UmpIres Hatfield and sutclifTe.
 Indianapolis Loses So tho Senators. Superior work in the field and heavy bat ting enabled the Senators to win from Indian apolis yesterday. The home team could not solve Boyle's delivery with any degree of suc- cess until the third inning, when Krook, who made his first appearance in Washington uniform, led off with single, which, with a base on balls, four base hits, and home run hit by Wise, netted them five runs. Brilliant catches by Seery and Wilmos and the batting 0oooOsk
 AT WASHINGTON. iuaianspolis msssnStSn S S ii-s i-s Earned med .ans Wsshjngssn 4 IndisnapSlis g. Two Ris b1 Hs pitched Ssii Mack ps.ssd balls. bay r. Struck out, Wimot seery, Buckley Andrews, Boyle. McGeachey. Wild pitches o. Time.l:50. Umpire, ATame Victory For she Phillies. The Quakers hit Morris hard yesterday and won as they pleased. Delehanty's batting and the general good fielding were the feat- ures. Attendance 2,516. Score:
 AT PHILADELPHIA. Pitt.sslp PhllSasIDhia. l ......i 3 dsSieS o--ls o-lss sas: 1s Morris | Hit by pitched ball. Carroll: Struck out. 1880. Umpire, Knight.
 day.
 AT BALTIMORE. Cincinnati Cincinnati .........So eS9d ;-lss Hits Cincinnati Baltimore ls: Errors, Cincinnati iIaox aSs Batteries Duryea and Keenan,
 AT PHILADELPHIA. ztn1ssiile. AfS1stic 9 8 do9oSe o.9 d-i9 Hits Athletic S. Louisville 10. Errors, Louisville 2, Athletic 4. Batteries, McDermott and Ryan; Coleman and Brennan.
 AT COLUMBUS. Columbus. .......0 0 l 8 0 O. 9 Kansas City ...........2 0 e6 Hits Columbus 15, Kansas City D. Errors Celum- bus {, Kansas City 5. Batteries Swartzel and Gun son; Baldwin and O'Connor.
 Games To-Day.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE. Chicago at Boston.
 Cleveland at New York.
 Indianapolis at Washington.
 Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. St. Louis at Brooklyn.
 Cincinnati at Baltimore.
 ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION. Worcester at New Haven.
 Newark at Hartford.
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