The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-14
BASEBALL.
Games Lost and Won Yesterday by League
and American Association Clubs.


KANSAS CRY, July 13 Whitney was injured
last week, and was unfit for service to-day. He
started in, however, to pitch for the Cowboys
and held down the Wolverines until the end of
the fourth inning. Conway then succeeded him,
and Dugdale went to center field. The Wis
itors hit Conway freely, and won another game
The Cowboys batted Getzein pretty we'll
throughout the game. The visitors showed
good fielding Score:
Detroit e ..,.........2 Q Q I o 2 0-12
Earned runs-Kansas City. l. Detroit, 4. Two
base hits-Donnelly, White. Three base hits
Wild pitches-W Whitney l. Getzein, l. First
base on balls-Of Whitney, 1; off Conway, b;
off Getzein, ]. First base on errors-Kansas
City, q Detroit, 3. Struck out-By Whitney. q;
by Conway. 2; by Getzein, 2. Double plays
Myers, McQuery; Dow, Myers and McQuery;
Crane and Brouthers; Getzein, Decker and
White.
ST. LOUIS, July l3--The Maroons beat Chi.
cago to-day, earning all of their nine runs. break
ing the record in so doing. The Maroons played
magnifcently throughout and pounded Meteor
mick all over the field. Dunlap made FIVE hits
with total of six bases. Kirby pitched superbly
throughout. Kelly was compelled to give way
to Williamson in the seventh inning McKin-
mons one-hand catch in center field was phenom-
email Score:
Chicago l,, .............0 O o o o O 3 %
Earned runs-St Louis. o. Chicago, 2 Two
base hits-Durlap. Glasscock, Gore. Three.
base hits-Myers, Denny, Seery. Total bases
on hits-St Louis %; Chicago IL. Left on
bases-St Louis g. Chicago, S. Struck out-By
Kirby, /; by Mccormick. 3. Double plays-Glass
cock and Quinn; Kirby, Glasscock and Quinn.
Base on called ball-Of Mccormick, l. Passed
ball-Kelly, l. Stolen bases-Kelly, Sunday,
Dunlap.
ST. LoUrs July 13.-Both teams folded finely,
but the Browns did much the best batting while
| run bases at their pleasure. Stoveys home run
| was about the only feature of the play of the
| visitors. The fielding of the two Gleasons and
! the batting of Caruthers were notable. After
| the game, Mr.. Won der Abe gave the clubs and
| the press au elegant banquet at which several
prominent citizens present, and made
pleasant speeches, and royal good time was
had. Score:
Browns .-..-........-....2 0 0 % 2 %
| Athletics. o o o OIL
Earned runs-Browns, g. Athletics. l. Two
| bass hit-Welch. Three-base hit-Caruthers.
Athletics. 4. Struck out-By Caruthers, A. by
| Aydelotte. l. Double pavs-J. Gleason. Baur
| and Milligan; Quest, Baur and Milligan; Milh-
gan and Baur. Wild pitches-Aydelotte, g.
PITTsBURa July - -Ferguson's Indians were
| badly beaton to-day by the Pittsburg club, who
had no trouble in batting Cushman at all stages
| OF the game. Calvin was hit hard, but the hits
| were scattered. The features of the game were
| Shomb ergs long hit and home run, and Smiths
| fine work at short. Score:
Pittsburg.... o o 1 O Is
Metropolitans.- -..-...0 y o 0-3
Earned runs-Pittsburg, 4. Home run
| Shomberg- Twobase hits-Carroll. Brady
Holbert. Three base hits--Calroll, Smith and
Kuehne. Passed balls-AIiller. 1; Holbert, l.
| Wild pitch-Curran. First-base hits-Pitts-
burg, r. Metropolitans, g. Errors-Pttsburg,
| I; Metropolitans, 5.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-The game oday
| between Phlajelphia and Boston was sharply
| played, and belonged to neither until the last
| man was retired. Both pitchers were effective,
| but the hits made off Stemmyer were longer.
Attendance, 1,0l0 Score
Philadelphia. .---.--.1 ] o 0 o o l O-3
| Earned philadelphia, e. Boston, /.
| Home run--Fogarty. Two-base hit-Fogarty.
| Three-base ht-Bastan. Passed ball-Mc
| Cure /. First base on balls-Philadelphia g
Boston, 2 First base hits-Philadelphia S; Bos
ton, 5. Observation-Disclosures, 4; Boston. G.
LOUISVILLE. July ID The Louisvilles did not
| spare old George McGinnis to-day, and batted
him terrihcally, earning eight of their runs. The
Baltimores could do nothing with Ramsey.
Louisville has averaged over Fifteen base hits a
game during the last six contests. Score:
Louisville .-.-..-.2 o D 2 0 2 DO
Baltimore .-----.0 o o 1 O.
Earned rrns--Louisville; s; Baltimore, l. Two
base hits-Werrick, Manning. Three base hit
| White. Passed balls-Kerins, 1; Dolan, l. Wild
pitch-McGinns. L. First base on balls-By
| Ramsey, 2; by McGinnis, 3. Struck out-By
Ramsey. 2; by McGinnis, ].
| CINcINNATI, July l3-Jones made a home
run in the seventh inning to-day, with the bases
| full. Outside of this, Harkins punished but
| little, and the Cncinnatis won by timely hitting
alone. Thsy'were out6elded by the Brooklyns.
The folding of Mcclellan, Pinckney and McPhee
| was good. Score:
Cincinnati ....o o 1o1 S o 2-e
Brooklyn. O o O o. IA
| Earned runs-Cincinnati, 6; BROOKLYN, /.
Home runs-Jones, Reilly. Two-base hit-Mc
Tammany. Wild pitch-Pechiney. First base
on bals-Of Pechinev, 4; off Harkins 7. Base
hits-Cincinnati Z; Brooklyn, G. Errors-Cin
cnnati, 6; Brooklyn 2.
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