The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-08
BASEBALL.
Games Lost and Won Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.

DETROIT, July detroit shut out Philadel-
phiai quiet game to-day, in which light hitting
was the feature Bennett made his first appear
ance since his accident in the Chicago games.
and played in his usual perfect manner. A
strong, gusty wind interfered decidedly with
hard hitting McGeachy, who played strong
left field for Detroit during the convalescence of
the injured players has been released Score:
Detroit -----.-....C o Q o.
Philadelphia ----- 20 . 90
Earned run-Detroit. Homerun-Brouthers.
Left on bases-Detroit, {; Philadelphia, D
Passed ball---McGuire Wild pitch-Baldwin
First base on balls Off Casey. 4; off Baldwin,
g. First base on errors-Detroit, 2; Philadelphia,
2 Struck out-By Baldwin. /; by Casey,
Base hits-Detroit. 5; Philadelphia G. Errors
Detroit, ); Philadelphia g.
CHICAGO, July THE Chicagos simply pound
ed WEIGH to death day. and badly used up the
New York team. Captain Ward gave up the
game in the eighth inning. Such batting has
seldom been seen here. Mccormick let down in
the fifth inning and the visitors got in six runs
only two of which were earned. Errors were
made by both sides in the field, but the Chica-
COS played with a vim seldom equalled. The
fielding was sharp and decisive. Score
Chicago 2 3 6 g s 3 *-2d
Earned runs Chicago, 8; New York, 4 Home
Williamson, Dalrymple, Kelly. Two-base hit
Arson Base on balls-Ch;cago, 1; New York,
4. First base on errors-Chicago, 6; New York,
). Passed balls-Kelly, 2; ORourke. 2. Wild
pitches-Welch 2. Out on strikes-Chicago, q
New York. 3. Double play-Gerhardt. Ward
and Connor.
C1NclNNATI July THE Indians ard Gin
cinnatis played dreary game this afternoon.
which was won by the home team by lucky bat
ting. The visitors had the bases full in the last
inning, but were unable to do any hitting.
Pechiney succumbed to the heat in she fourth
inning. and Mullane pitched the rest Of the game.
Maskrey going to center. Attendance 900.
Score:
Cincinnati. .....-0 o 2 o So
Metropotans -...---.0 o o.
Runs earned-Cncinnati, l; Metropoltans. 3.
Two-base hits-Reilly. Hankinson, Behel Three
base hit-Orr. Wild pitches-Lynch, 2. First
base on balls-Of Pechiney, 3; off Lynch, 2
LOUISVILLE, July THE Louisvillcs played
in great form today, and won easily from the
Athletics Atkinson had split hand, and was
nit for total of twentysi bases. Not hit
was made off Hecker till the sixth, when he be-
gan pitching easy ones. He also made four hits
and stole three bases. White made the only
error for the home team, which was the FUN
bling of very hot grounder.. Scores
Louisville -o 9 Q 2 2 8 5-18
Earned runs-Louisville z; Athletics, l. Two
Is.
O'Brien. Passed ball-O'Brien. First base on
balls-Of Hecker A. off Atkinson, g. Struck
out-By Hecker, 3; by Atkinson, g. Double
plays-Gleason and Bierbauer
ST. Louis, July THE Browns shut out the
Batimores to-day IN one-sided game, in which
nothing particularly brilliant occurred. There
was some clean hitting done on both sides and
both clubs feded well. but there were no special
features to mention. Score:
Browns -----..-...0 O 3 o 3 o o O O-6
Baltimore. .--....--.O o O O O 90
Earned runs-Browns, g. Total bases on hits
Browns s; Baltimore. ). Left on bases
Browns 5; Baltimore, 4. Struck out-By Foutz,
3; by Powell, 3. Double plays-Gleason, Robin
SON and Comiskey. Bases on called balls-Off
Foutz, l; off Powell, B. Passed ball-Bushong. 1.
PITTsBURG, July by outbatting their OPP
ponents and playing almost perfect fielding
game the home team defeated the Brooklyns to
day and strengthened their hold on second
place. The feature of the game a fine run
ming catch by Glenn Score:
Pittsburg .....-...2 O O O O O-6
Brooklyn. o 0 o O O O.
Earned runs-Brooklyn 2; Pittsburg, l. Two
base hits-Carroll, Mcclellan. Three-base hits
Brown, Smith, McTammany. Passed balls
Carroll, l; Peoples, l. First base on balls-Off
Harkins, 9 First-base hits-Pittsburg, II;
Brooklyn, Z Errors-Pittsburg, 0; Brooklyn, g.