The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-15

Earned ru0S-W W2S0lnRtO0S, i. IWO-DaSe 1ltS-
hols, Phillips. stolen bases-McD Dermott Phil
lips Base on balls-by Mace. 2; sullivan, 2;
tons, g. Base on errors-Newarks, !; Washing
tons ms strgs ST o.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 14.-Horner
pitched great game for New Haven to-day,
but several instances of stupid base-running
lost New Haven the game. The feature was
ahome run by Spill, when the bases were full.
Score:
Es% MSEeffssgsi GsSens::..:. ; SS5S-s
ErrorsNNeT Havsns, :; WoreesterS 4; Earned
Stafford and Guinasso; Horner and Hotford.
Twn-base hts-Horner, Lynch. Home run
fp TanE sp sGen stas Fst on 1 HSFF
Lang, spill, q cudworth, Campion, Jones. Ken
nedy ned First d on Hayeps T. WorSes
staltz, 2. Gunasso, Stafford. Double play
Mester Campion and Guinasso. Umpre-Val-
entine. Time-l:4j, Attendance-1,0e0
JERSEY CITY, n. j., June 14.-Rain inter
rupted the game here to-day between the Jersey
City and Hartford teams at the end of the sew
enth inning. 1t was very interesting contest,
and was witnessed by large crowd. The only
run scored was earned. Score:
HaTtfords., ,. ..... .....,...... 0 O. 0
Base hits-Jersey Citys, 8; Hartfords, 6. Err
Turner and Murphy; Stab and Moore. Earned
runs-Jersey Citys, l. Two base hits-Brady
Xa29astyne ste Stolen en-. bases-erSey Gtys Hart
Struck out-By Turner, l; by staib, l. Double.
play-Foster and Smith. Time-1:2l. Umpire
Corcoran.
WILMINGToN, DEL, June 14.-The Wilmin17
ton club was whitewashed to-day by Baltimore.
Two Wilmington men We're put out at the home
plate on close decisions. Anderson, after pitch
ing and winning games on Thursday and yes
tnrlo N n the hoy today He pitphal
well for three innings and was then batted hard,
but continued in the position to the end of tine
game. Umpire Mahoney was sick and players
of the respective clubs ofliciated. Attendance,
1900. Score:
BiseS.'s' Baitimosres S-lS
Base -Wilmingtons. s; Baltimores, H. Err
hit Corcoran Three.base RitsHLong, Mack.
Left on bases-wilmingtons, 5; Baltimores, 4.
Stolen Stolen basesDSeSeIi, Anderson, sommer,' ' :; :;
Henry. German, Mack, .. Double plays-Power
% to Mack p Sacrifice hits hits.Newe,l Henry. Hit
German, 4. Time-l:t0. Umpires-Williams and
O'Rourke.
New YORK, June 14.-Yale and Princeton
played tie game at Brotherhood Park this
afternoon before j,94S people. The contest
was very exciting, and was called back to the
end Of the eighth inning on account of rain,
although Princeton had scored in the first part
of the ninth. The score:
FsiSscton:...........: FFsiSst1:s rs G-s
Base hits-Yales, II; Princetons, H. Errors
Yaes, 2; Prncetons, 4. Batterles-Stagg and
Poole; Young and Br1kaw: Earned runs
Princetons, .; Yales, J.. Two-base hits-Brokaw,
2; Cushing. Three-base hits-Dana. Stolen
bases-Calhoun. =; Mcbride; McLung, 2; Dalzell,
DuTell, Watts, Knickerbocker, Young. Double
play-Cushng and Owsley. First base on balls
by Stagg, 5; by Young,3 3. Struck out-By Young,
S. by Stagg, 3. Passed bals-Poole,2 .. Time
222. Umpires-Quinn and Pierce.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago -Pittsburg, rain.
Brooklyns, l6; New Horks,2.
Cincinnatis, o; Clevelands, 0.
First game - Philadelphas, 3; Bostons, o.
Second game-Philadelpha s; Bostons, 5.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
First Philadelphias, g.; Bostons, A.
SeeOnS game-Bostons, 8; Philadelphias, g.
Chicagos, $; Cleyelands, 2.
Brookyns, :; New Yorks, u.
First game -Buiialos, .; PttsbuTgs, t. Sec
ond game-PttsbuIgs, 3; Buffalos, .,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Brooklyns, 10; Athletics, q.
81, Louis 6 Columbus, 3.
First game-syracuses, (; Rochesters, 3. Sec
Ond game-Rochesters, 3; syracuses, 0.
Loulsyilles, II; Toledos, /.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION RECORD.
Won. Los
New HaNens ...'.''''. '''''.''..,,.,,..25 l3
Baltimores. rt.'s. '.'.........,,.25 l3
Wofcestcrs 's...''- ss'''.s''' '.''. .,..2l IL
kcHarks. .ss.ss.'s''''' '''.....,,..SS IL