Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-03

base hits Leheay, Smith, Farley. Three base hits. IeGrand g. Howe, Murray Murray 3, Welcb. Ma1rer T First st on balls by Howe 1. by Meade o. Hit by pitched by Meade z Smith 3. Passed balls, Leheay ?, Mar tindale4. Wild pitches, Smith Meade 9. Umpire, D. J. Carr.
 New Pitcher.
 The New Haven management has signed 8 new pitcher. His name Is Charles Sanborn. He has been playing with the Pawtuckets of the Rhode Island State league. In recent game against the Lowells they were unable to make but four hits off his delivery. Notes of she Game. Schoeueck of the New Ravens has made the largest number of put outs in 8 nine in- ming game of any first baseman in the Atlan- tic association, his record for Wednesday s game being seventeen put outs and one as. sist.
 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.-Horace D. Phil lips, manager of the Pittsburg base ball club, 1 is confined to his room at" the Girard house. He arrived at the hotel yesterday afternoon in company with his wife and his brother, AS soon as he reached the office and passed | the time of day with Clerk Oamack he began | to scribble all over the page of the hotel reg ister. His vagary was to write letters to the imaginative managers of vast business pro- jects. In an off hand way Mr. Phillips in- | formed the clerk that he was worth millions upon millions and was seeking investments. As the sole owner of all the base ball clubs of ths country he proposed to make many inno- | vations in the national game and have It con- | ducted on a more liberal basis. This be re- lated in @ matter-of-fact way, and the ordin- | ary listener would have supposed that he was entirely rational, his manner being so quiet. Dr. Winfield s. Walford, at his residence, | l,310 Walnut street, said last night that 1t ' was hopeless case, and that in his opinion Mir. Phillips reason Is entirely gone. Secretary Braden of the Atlantic associa- | ton has issued the following bulletin: Con- ! tracts for 18S9-With Worcester, Frank Lang; Lowell, A. F. Donoghue, John M. Burke and L. A. Gilliland. Released-By Hartford, H. Porter, July 25; Worcester, R. IB. Conway, S,a.1 July 30; WilGesbarrs, Ike are,
 Irwin and E. Beecher, July 31; Jersey City,
 J. Knowles, T. H. O'Brien, J.. J. Gerhardt, F. Lang, N. Landmann, A. Fl. Williams, D. F. Burke, Joseph Hoffard, J. W. Hiland, Harry P. Lyons and P. K Friel, July 27. | Special notice-The Jersey City club disdand- l ed July 27.
 Kelly received his appointment to-day as | regular umpire on the staff. While acting
 as substitute he gave fairly good satisfaction | and said Captain Cudworth of the Worces- | ters: "Kelly has given us as fair show as | any umpire in the league. He did the same with us away from home as he did while ct
 home. That's what like about him. He ! is not home umpire"
 In the ninth inning in the Lowell Hartford game, with the score tie, Hartford had | three men on bases and nobody out. The next three men to the bat tried to sacrifice, but each time Donoghue got the ball and cut | the first three men, who were on bases, of at the home plate. It was remarkable feat. It was wonderful to see the New Havens ! rain. It was as fine game as anyone wants to see. There were seven double plays in | all, the best one being accomplished by J. | Corooran, Schoeneck and J. Corcoran. The | Spy said it was one of the finest seen in Worcester in some time. The ball was batted to J. Corcoran. He threw to Schoeneck and the latter got the ball back to T. Corcoran, who was covering third base, in time to put l out Schef1er, who had made great slide for the base. Both sides hit the ball hard, but | it generally went into felder's hands. The ! Worcesters managed to get hit just where | one was needed, after men had been given ! their base on balls. T. Corcoran and Neis- | ter played magnificent game.
 The Worcester Spy says: 'tThe New Ha- | vens have as strong an infield as any team in the league"
 The Whip-Poor Wills have reorganized for \ the season and would like to arrange games ! with the New Haven Reserves, the MoIntyTe, | Mcguire & Go. E and other local teams. Ad- | dress, manager, 294 Elm street.