National Republican., 1884-06-18

giIt9, no1 ono pelng chTheu h
tho bat. Gludmon did the best
work for the home club, batting and fielding
in great style. he ended the fourth inning
bv executing n brilliant double play single
landed, catching Dorgan's red hot liner and
touching third base before Peltz could get
back. Yewell made several good stops.
Sneed mado two beautiful catches at center.
one ia the seventh inning OF a seemingly safe
hit by Fennelly eiciting great applause.
Merrill and Callahan each did some pretty
infeld work. The home club lost several
runs by stupid base running, due more to
the miserable lack OF coaching that has
always characterized the Washington clubs
field management than to any fault of the
runners, however. The two clubs play their
last game this Afternoon and each will try
hard to win the rubber. The score follows;
INDIANAPOLIS.
ABB. II. DH. 70 4. f.
y. y. D. D. 4. !.
Callahan. 3b....... .,..... O.
kerins lb,....-. ....... II l
Sneed, c.f...........-.... OI
Keenan,, c......--.i's... VI
Peltzl lf......,.........' O|
.leIHlli 20 '''''''''''''
Aydelotte. p............ o
Totals s............".41 IL q 10 4
WASHINGTON
4. ... N. ! |. /. !. !. !
Fennelly. 2b and S. 81 Il
Huinphries, o."......."
P59, PTig5Ge, 10 :;ii.''''''''''" . . a
Smith, T. f. aud p........5 O.
YeweIi, ;. 5. and 2b..... 5 / > 0 3 9
Hanna, C, f. and c.....,.4 0
Hamill, p. and C. f..-... 81
MuIlln, +. f..'.''........ "
Totals. .............. 40 IA q 20 10
INNINGS.
M5iGJnEPsSn. MIRdGGpJSP9iI. ..:.SS 3 8 SO 81 ~
Il has
smith, !. Bases or -,Indianapolis;; g. Wash
SSa Bases on caied led hampSries
Morgan, and Peltz. Struck out-By AydelOtte 4:
by Homill 4; by smith L. n Left on 6asesMindlaI.
Humphreys'1, Wild pitches-Hamil, 8. Time Of
game--2 hours and 30 minutes. Umplre-seward
A game of base bali was to have been played
---s.-'---'.'.--.lA- park. yestoEs ~
A:30 o'clock between the ID. C's and the
Wayerlys The ID. C.'s were at tho park at
ais, and half an hour later the Waverlys
appeared. What happened afterward is thus
described by one of the d. C.'s; " There was
considerable talk and the Waverlys seemed
TO be afraid to play us. Finally our manager
said they would have to decide whether they
would play or they wouldn't Then they
said they would give us game, but they
must 40 over to Bryan's club house, across the
street. to put on their uniforms. They went
out and that was the last We saw of them.
waited
back The umpire, Robert Paul, then decided
that the pame was ours by score of to o.
We don't know what to mako of the treat
Inent they gave us, and what made 1T especi-
ally bad for us was that We had to come so
far, some of us walking six miles to get home"
The ID. C.'s are open to challenges from any
amateur nine in the district. The secretary
is Leopold Weiss, 907 Seventh street north
west.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At Cleveland
Cleveland ........'''' 2 p
Base 'hits-Cleveland, Ill Detroit, G, Errors
Cleveland, Q; Dolroit,S.
At Providence
Providence ~
Nf% Bs,e YGEk GSEikt:"Prcvidsnoe, 10 New York, l. Er
Iors-Proyidence, 0; New York, H.
At Brooklyn
Toledo. Ti 9.."....,"..... Q 9 g 3 Q g.
bfSSs5yhi SSso yhitsfocdc, g. Brooklyn TO- Efrors-To.
ledo, 4: Brooklyn,3 ..
A. New York
MetropoIitan.'.'.... 3 ! @
Base Observation-Disclosures Il columbus, 10. En-
rOrs--Metropolitan, 4j Columbus, TO-
At Pittsburg-
Louisville ...'..,~... Q O.
AI5ssSen1iiy Rs;G en1iiys.iousyiie o. Allegheny ErrOrs
Louisville, Q; Allegheny, q.
At Princeton
Aliss:;:a...::::.:::..G AlSst, Fl. Pr
At Harrisburg
Domestic .......".'. e q o.,
iis Bass SilssDomestic, 8; Harrisburg. o Errors
Domestic, l6i Harrisburg D.
At Philadelphiar-
ClgGlqnatl,.,...."" o,
A2esS b5et SSiItsiGincinna SIii s. athletic, 70. Errors aI
Cincinnati, Q; Athletic, D.
At Chicago
Kansss CITY Union..,.9 90 s00 p
eSiS RsaSS5 ciy Is T. Kansas CIV" VI A''0"
Trenton ..~,~..".". 99G o.
Base TIiitss.ftehton, 7; Virginia. 81 Errors
TTeuton, s. virginia D.
Al Baltimore
gaYfmGGge,..."SGS !. faSG......::..S ] ] q q
Base hits-Baltlmore, 81 St. Louis, Z, Errors
Baltimore, 8; st. Louis o.
Nxw HAVEN, Conn, June 1.-THE Yal
University Base Ball club defeated the Brown
University club to-day by the foliowin
score;
Yale.............""o0 999Qa 4
Brown,..............-l 1 : a.
At Cincinnati
st. Louis Union.,''''' o y u
Base hits-st. Louis, ll Cincinnati, T. Errors
st. Louis, q Cinoinnal' D.
At Wilmington, DEL
wIlmingtOn.......". ! 3 Q 9 Q 3 ! IL
Base hits-Wilmingtou, a. Active, s. Errors
Wilmington, IL; Actiye,O o.
AT Buffalo
Bunalo...."..y,'. D N q
BaSo hits--Buiialo, Q Chicago T. Errors-Bu
falo !; Chicago, g.
At BOSTON
phnedaphla.. o8200 <
Bcstoh F,.',.,..O 0 D U o O.
Bpsc hits-Phiiadelph 70; Bo-.ou, 4. Errors
Philadelphia, 8; Boston, TO- ...
-" BosroN. Juno II. The base bali game be
tween tho New York and Boston clubs wa
begun at 1850 this morning and was not cor
cluded until l;l0 this afternoon IhIl
thousand People were in attendance. lively