Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-14

American Association.
 At Toledo-Toledo IS, Rochester 6.
 At LouiSville-Syracuse TO- Louisville ].
 At Columbus-Brooklyn B. Columbus 9.
 At St. Louis-Athletic 8, St. Louis (eleven fn- nings)
 Notes and News Of Interest.
 Still we go up.
 Washington this afternoon.
 Anderson lost his first game Saturday.
 The Newark team is falling off in it's fielding.
 Jack Corcoran keeps hitting the ball right along Guinasso is giving some exhibitions of dub ball playing.
 Doyle has picked up in his batting of late, and is doing good work all around.
 The attendance Saturday in the Atlantic Associa- tion was poor in all the cities.
 Spill only made six errors on Saturday. He was quite find for the Worcesters.
 Miller isn't holding down the teams of late like he was some two or three weeks ago.
 Lally leads the country in the number of home runs. He has SO far this season made eleven.
 Anns has fallen off considerable of late in his batting. Perhaps he, too, longs for change.
 Harry Dooms was terrific slugger last season but this year he is finding it hard work to connect It is dollars to doughnuts that Mr. Kidd will not hold another team down to three hits this sea- son.
 It will be great base ball during the present week and the games should be we'll attended by the en- thusiasts.
 Barnie has given out that if certain members of his team do not take base soon they are liable to be out of a job.
 Horner has pitched fifteen winning games. and his mustache doesn't need clipping yet. Some one ask Jack what his mascot is.
 The Washington team has improved steadily in it's playing of late and the "Senators will no doubt give New Haven hard game.
 Some one explain why 1t is that New Haven can not hit Baker, when Wilmington can get eleven hits They did this Saturday, and Anderson the pitcher, made five of them. It is not improbable that Giiland will pitch this afternoon. He has not faced Washington yet this season and it is safe to gamble that if he n he will keep Sulivan's pets a guessing.
 Just cast your eye on the record of new second baseman. In the last three games he has had twenty-six chances and accepted them all without He has failed to strike out since he came here and has not played in a game without making hit
 Hofford saved man from being seriously if not fatally injured in Hartford Saturday. A bi- cyclist ran into the buss which was conveying the nine to the ball grounds, and Hofford reached out and by sheer strength managed to push him away from the wagon, and saving him from being run over
 A funny incident happened in Saturdays : game in Hartford; oConneil was playing third: base him. He was getting hit on the head, chest and legs by the ball and he could hardly have stopped baby carriage if 1t had been rolled down to him He finally squeaed and told "Pop'' Sutton that he wasn't going to play third base and get his fingers broken. 'All right" said Sutton, 'syou play first and I'll play that bag" Sutton had hardly taken his place when Schoeneck, who was at the bat hit liner at him which carried bim off his feet and landed him on the back of his neck in left field, This is the story Horner told it and no one would i