Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-02
Games Yesterday.


1uoIo WILL 10 uO Bhulo tO-udys
Townsend has fallen off in his batting.
Poor Yale. They caught 1t last Saturday.
Keep up the pace boys, the people are with
you.
Hofford Is still troubled with his "Charley
Horses"
Carl has been signed by Wilmington and
Ia playing center field.
New Haven plays off postponed game in
Hartford this afternoon.
Burns and Stafford are pitching clever ball
right along. Burns especially.
Leo Smith of Newark is putting up great
game right along at short stop.
Lally made four hits Saturday. Let this
be only starter for you, Dan.
Wanted-A correct score of the New
Haven games in the New York Sun.
Maybe Worcester didn't send Washington
tobogganing down the ladder. Wowi
Powers, the Baltimore captain, nearly lost
his reason Saturday. He made four hits.
Whewl
Tho people ought to turn out in good num-
bers tomorrow and give Newark big re.
ception.
Newell of the Wilmingtous comes about "a
near being dub ball player as any man in
the business.
Henry has resigned as manager of the
Hartford team, and says he will play no more
games with them.
The Atlantic is drawing nearly, If not as
many % the American, excepting, of course,
the Sunday games.
New Haven is batting harder than any
team in the association. Good work, Keep
1t up. 1t is what counts.
Tommy Forster IL not hitting the ball this
the he did laat Parhara %
is waiting for warm weather.
Jones of Worcester. who started in the sea.
son by a terrific streak of batting, has taken
q sudden drop in his slugging.
Hill, the Washington's third bassman, is q
clever fielder, bat he is about as weak o.
| they make them with the stick.
Henry, although quite kicker In his way,
could play good ball, and Hartford will soon
| find out his real worth when too late.
Those who have any CoUR1ERs of May 81
will find ready disposal for them by leaving
them at Cars news store on State street.
Baltimore seems to win every time New
Haven does. New Haven will find no fault,
however, II the "Orioles" lose when they do
How Johnny Mckee did smash that ball
into the carriages Saturday. he gave q pref
ty exhibition of base runhing from FIRST to
third base.
Only eight hits have been made off Gill;
land In the last two games. Gihilsnd, though
still quite wild. has better command of the
ball than ever.
It would indeed be surprise to hear OF
Tommy Corcoran playing game without ar
error. His errors are as frequent as New
| Ravens victories.
The Washington team is weak in the
pitchers box. Sullivan considers Maloney
his best pitcher, but New Haven touched
him up pretty lively.
II would be hard indeed to find prettie,
suit than the new ones of the local team
Manager Burnham showed good taste in
making the selection.
| Dickerson played his frst game Saturday
and considering the practice he has had
| showed up we'll. His arm 10 sore, but he
handles the ground balls quite cleverly.
| "Old man Gleason has placed himself al
the head of the batting list. His intentions
may be good, but alas he 10 slowly but
surely descending the ladder Of fame.
Newark will make their first appearance
here tomorrow. The visitors will have
their strongest battery in, Miller and Duffy
and will make New Haven play ball in order
| to win.
Stick a pin right here. The worceste,
team Is In the race for fair, and If they dc
Il
now on, somebody will be away off In theil
prediction.
Sullivan, who pitched for Lowell last sea
American association and pitched his frs,
game against Toledo Saturday. He did good
work, holding them down to four hits.
The Washington team left on the eastern
trip with strong lead but, as the CouR1EI
predicted, there was nothing In the makeup
Of the team which would brighten the othei
teams. The Senators are now grevellinp
along in fifth place.
Dooms, who pitched very good ball fol-
Newark last season, has been unable to sc
into the box this season on account of biz
however, and the Newark management Ii
playing him In the outAeld.
II the Resolutes don't improve, one O,
these fins days the Hartfords will come dowr
and beat them. After that the Meriden team
might we'll disbAnd ct once-Heriden Jour-
nal. Poor, poor Hartford. Even the country.
men seem to think you are not in it.
New Haven has 30 far played twenty-sever
championship games. OF these Terrien ha.
caught in four and Hofonrd In twenty three
Hofford has caught In the last nineteen anG
that with the one exhibition game with Yal'
makes q total Of twenty straight games tina
"Chie" has caught.
Charlie Brady was presented with gold
watch and chain Saturday by his many New
Haven friends and admirers. Louis KooY
also presented him with . charm. It was
complete surprise to Brady, and to say thai
he was delighted with the gift would be OK.
pressing II mildly.
Lally did what he has been trying to do oil
season Saturday. He lifted the ball clear
over the left Geld fence for homo run. The
applause was deafsning ~ Dan CROSSED the
home plate, and g ~ took hitch II BIZ