The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-27
THEY CONTINUE TO WIN.
The Coming Champions Again Defeat
the O'Leary Aggregation.
Pittsburg Whitewashed at ST. Louis
Cincinnati Easily Wins a Game
From Louisville-Base
Ball Gossip.

Dan OLesry's nine met the local sluggers
again yesterday afternoon, and in the pres
ence of 1900 people demonstrated that they
were weak at the bat, weak behind the bat
and weak in the infeld-in fact, weak at
every point, hence Indianapolis easily won
the game. The outhelders were given no
opportunity 10 show what they could
do, but the infelders gave a wonderful
exhibition of fumbliDg, while Stemmeyer's
support behind the bat was nothing short Of
miserable, Cook having SIX errors and four
passed balls. He could not throw to second
and the home team stole bases On him with
ease. Four innings were played before the
visitors secured one of the three hits with
which they are credited, and had Miller not
been unfortunate in giving men bases on
balls thsy would have scored nine goose eggs
instead Of four runs. The home team played
n brilliant fielding game up to the s xth inn
ing when they made four errors, giving the
visitors three runs.
THE GAME.
In the first inning, after Donnelly had
been retired on a little hit 10 Rainey, Poor
man bit safe to center, and went to second
on Cocks error, scoring on McKeon's safe
ore 70 right McKeon was forced ont at SEC.
ond on Collins SLOW one % the ln6eld. and
HoTisrity retired the side by long fly to
center. In the recoDd, MeQuery led of with
a clean hit, went to second on Cooks error,
third on passed bali, and scored on Crane 8
sirgle. Mcclure struck out, and Miller hit
10 the right for two bases. scoring Crane. Ii
looked rs IL the home team would pile u D
two or three runs in the third when McKeon
lea eff with q heavy drive for three bases,
but the next three msn at the bat were re-
tined in short order on hits 10 the infeld. In
the fourth the home team secured three runs
on errors by kesrns and Buckenberger Nc.
Cures base On balls, snd McKeon's safe hit.
In the Fl tn the visitors secured their first
would have scored had 1t not
been for neat double play. In the next
inning Buckenberger, Wright aud Morrison
were given bases on balls, and all scored on
loose fielding by Mcclure, Miller aud Crane.
IN their half however, the home team sat ey
rest all fears that Toledo would be able 20
tie the sore by securing four runs. Mcclure
al Miller, the first two men at the bat.
were hit by the pitcher. MCGUIRE was forced
out however, at second, on DonnelIy's hit to
short and an effort to double them up was
not attended with success, the batsmaa
easily beating the ball to first. Miller and
Donnelly were advanced by Poorman's hit
10 pitcher and McKeons hit scored them.
Mokeon went to second while the ball was
being e elded home, and passed ball sent
him to third, while single by Collins ena-
bled him 10 cross the plate. Collins stole
81 cond, went to third on a passed ball, aud
scored on hit by Moriarity. Moriarity died
| or iiist. In the'seventh, Miller hit to short
and KearDs threw wild to first. Miller stole
second and Poorman's two. Dagger scored
him. Tie visitors secured their
last run in the eighth. Cook bi!
So fe to center. stole second. and was playing
| of the base when Miller caught him. Back.
Ell berger was given base on balls, reached
second on Cranes error and third on a passsd
ball. Rainey also went TO his base on balls
and in attempting TO steal second vas cut of
| by McGnire's pretty throw. but B1cken.
berger scored while the play was being
mace. Miller strained his arm in the ninth
and Mokeou came in to pitch, the third
nan at the bat hitting him safe. The bAts.
man, however died on second and the agony
vas ended. The features of the game we're
brilliant stops by Wright aud Collins aud tbs
batting CT MoKeon. VINO vas at the bat 4 70
| times, scoring thrse singles and one triDls.
| The umpifiDg of Hoover was very satisfac
| tory. Following 10 the
| SCORE: