The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-02

burlesque game between the Baltimore ana Lou
| isvilie clubs. Hecker. Wolf and Reccius each
tried their hand at pitching for the visitors and
| Henderson gave way to Sommers for the home
team. Some heavy batting was done, and the
game slow that darkness put an end to 1t
in the sixth inning. Following is the score by
| innings:
Louisville. 3 @ O 4 O.
! Base Hits--Baltimore. IL; Louisville, 8.
Errors-Baltimore. 3; Louisville D..
| Earned Runs-Baltimore, b; LOUISVILLE, q.
| Home Run-Macuar.
To base Hits--Henderson, Trafley and McLaugh-
| lin.
Three-base Hits-Cross and York.
| Passed BaIls-Trafiey, 3; Cross g.
Wild Fitches-Henderson. L: Reccus i.
First Base on Balls-Of Hecker, 8: off Reccius, s.
First Base on Errors-Baltinore. I; louisville. l..
Struck Out-By Henderson, 1; by Hecker' L; D!'
| Double Plays-Reccius and Cross; OBrien, Macu1-
| lar and Lewis.
Umpire-Carlin.
ATHLETIC. 4; PITTsBURG, 3.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-The Athletic Pitts
burg game to-day was interesting to the end
though the fielding at times was loose. The
visitors obtained all their runs through errors of
the home players. while the misplays of the Pitts
burgers had mo effect the result The
Athletic men earned all their runs by punching
their hits in the fourth, eighth and ninth
burg, was relieved by Eden in the fourth inning,
though up to that time but one hit had been
made off him. George Shafer. late of the st.
Louis league team, played right field for the
Athletics. The attendance was 2,047. Follow
ing is the score by innings:
P 1stsi,lu .....-.....G % o-s
Base Hits-Athetic 10; Pttsburg, 8.
Errors-Athetc s. Pittsburg, 3.
Earned Runs-Athetic 4.
Two-base Hits-Storey Milligan.
Passed Balls--Carro, 2.
Wild Pitch-Eden
First Base on Balls-Larkin and Whitney.
First Base on Errors-Athletic, 2; Pittsburg g.
Struck Out-Athletic. 2; Pittsburg 2.
Double Play-O Brien, Stricken and Powell
Umpire-Danels.
BROOKLYN, 8; ST. LOUIS, z.
New YORK. Oct. About 1000 people saw
the game between the Brooklyn and st. Louis
clubs, in Brooklyn to-day The home club
played good uphill game, and won in the
ninth inning. amid great excitement. Latham
caught until the eighth inning when Bushong
| came in. Porter made the winning run, getting
his base on error by Latham, going to third
on McClean's two Dagger, and coming in
hit by Swartwood. Both pitchers were batted
freely. Following is the score by innings:
St sIo IoSgis::.2 I 9 : &c . oo--s
Base Hits-Brooklyn, 16; st. Lous, IL.
Errors Brooklyn g. St Louis 4.
Earned Runs-Brooklyn. z; st. Louis. 3.
Home Runs-Gleason, Smith.
Two-base Hits--McClellan. Smith. Bushong.
Passed Balls-Peopes. g.
Wild Pitches aruthers, 2.
First Base on Balls-St Louis g. Brooklyn, 2.
First Base on Errors--St. Louis, l; Brooklyn 3.
Struck Out-St. Louis. q
Umpire-Connell.
METROPOLITAN, 5; CINCINNATI, /.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-The championship season
| of the American Association in this city ended
to-day by game between the Metropolitan and
Cincinnati clubs. The pitchers of the visiting
club are laid up and Corkhill went in to pitch.
He did SO poorly. in the opening inning that
keenan, twirled the sphere during the remainder
of the game, and did it very well Cushman's
left-handed curves bothered the Cincinnati men
considerably. The attendance nine hun
dred. Following is the score by innings:
Metropolitan. o O 0 o O-5
Cincinnati. 0 o O o o o OIL
Base Hts--Metropolitan, IL; Cincinnati z.
Errors-Metropotan. 3; Cincinnati, 5.
Earned Runs-Metropoltan. g.
Two-base Hits-Roseman Cushman
Passed Bas-Holbert, 2; Baldwin. 2.
First Base on Balls-AIetropolitan l.
First Base on ErrorsMetropolitan, q Cincinnati, g
Struck Oot-Cineinnati, 3.
Double Play-McPhee and Reilly.
Umpire-Kelly.