Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-18

The directors or the Amusement company last night appointed Burdock captain of the team. He will have entire charge of the men on the field. The team will be run by the directors, and no manager will be secured for the present..
 The men on the team are expected to play good ball, and as long as they do they will be assured of place on the New Haven team.
 TO-DaY'S Game.
 The Wilkesbarres will play here to-day. The New Haven team will play for the first time under the leadership of Captain Bur dock. The team will be as follows: Doran D., ORourke O., ,Sohoeneok h., Burdock 2b., J. Oorcoran 3b., T. Corcoran s. B., Galligan l. f.. LallY 0. f. and Brady l. f. Fitzgerald will probably pitch for Wilkesbarre.
 No Game Yesterday.
 It rained yesterday, and of course there was no ball game. The Newarks were to have played postponed game. That team has not yet appeared here this season.
 THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. Two Wet Games mt She Hub In Which the Henors Are Divided Between the Senators and Athenians.
 (First game)
 BOSTON, June 17.-The morning game was won by superior batting on the part of the Washingtons. The game was played during Q shower. The attendance was the smallest of the season, s09. Boston could do nothing with Keefe, who struck out Brouthers on three pitched balls. Score: MBsssonston Bosson .:.,...,..::ss SSSSS SSGs Earned runs, Boston i, Washington 2. Two base 5la,. 5its, Morrin @ Three base hits, Home runs, O. BroWn Ke Nah un eanze Wilnot, Wise. First base on errors, Washington l, BeoSn, kadSourne % Double plays Meyers. irWin Morrill,, Meyers; Quinn, Richardson, Brouthers Wild pitches, O. Time. i:4s. Umpire, Curry. ''
 Second game.)
 It rained all through the afternoon game. Pearson could not control the wet ball and in the fourth inning hit the batsman and gave two bases on balls. Kelley's batting and fielding were feature. Morrill, was present. ed with an elegant silver tea service. The score:
 RestSn MasSineton :ttc;:::..::::oo o 9 SSS6 Gsi55 Kelley. Three base hits. Kelley Sweeney. First on Wse Morrill,, Sweeney. ifrst base on errors, Wash ington 1. Left on bases, Boston 2, Washington II. Pearson ?. Passed balls Mack 1. Wild pitches, Pearson, Sullivan. Hit by pitched ball, Brouthers, Sweeney, Mack. Time, a:o9 Umpire, Curry.
 A Bad Change For she Hoosiers. INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.-The home team had to-day's game we'll in hand until the sixth inning. Getzein was relieved by Bur- dick at the beginning of that inning and the lead of the local players was at once wiped out. The batting of Denny, Buckley, Maull and Beckley were the features of the game. Score:
 Iasianapsoiis hltstisSaEs ii:::::::49 9 9 2SS6SS 1E-s base base hits Sullivan, Beckley Three base hits & sul- seefey 1sns assnon Kgehne Double psys Dasy so Bss sHsn aaBon SHh SS GsEs G sSac Passed bas. MiIer aP Tme, 14s. pTgnT Umpire, Lynch.
 Cleveland Duplicates It's Fine Work. CLEVELAND, June 17.-Cleveland won it's second game of the series by good playing in the field and elsewhere. Bakely did we'll but Dwyer was hit so hard that he gave way a5 the end of the fifth to Hutchinson. Van Ha1tren's catch of hard fly was one of the notable features. Score: Chicago ..........-....0 Q l. 1 Earned runs Cleveland 3, Chicago 1. Two base hits Radford, Hutchinson. Three beSe hits, Bake ley. First balls, Radford, Bakeley 2, Ryen, Van Hatren, Anson 9, Hutchinson. Struck out, Faatz Tebeau, Bakeley, Pfeffer. Passed balls, Snyder. Time, 1:50. Umpire, Fessenden American AssOci@tion Games Tester.
 day.
 BROOKLYN.
 Breoklyn-C Cincinnati game postponed owing to rain.
 AT urrApEIpHrA Athletic ...... ...-.....0 0 2-11 St. Louis. .........0 c. Hits Athletics 16. St. Louis 4. Errors, ,Athetcs6 G. St. Louis 3. Batteries, Seward and Robinson; Dev- lin and Milligan.
 AT BALTIMORE.
 First game) Baltimore .......... 0 8 0 o o 8 flo Louisville ....-..-..O O. 6 Hits Baltimore 2, Louisville 6. Errers, Baltimore 5, Louisville 2. Batteries. Goebe and Cautz; Ram say and Vaughn.
 (Second Game.) Baltimore .............1 5-i0 Louisville. e...............0 o o o 0 0 o o O. 0 Hits, Baltimore Il, Louisville s. Errors. Balti- more }, Louisville 2. Batteries. Foreman and Quinn; Ehret and Clark.
 The HaSe Ball Brotherhood. NEW YORK, June 1.-The Base Ball