The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-06

out-By Boyle, 5: by Casey, G Bases on called
balls-Of Boyle, q off Casey, 2. Passed balls
Myers, 2 Wild pitch-Boyle, L
ST. LoUIs. July 5.-Porter pitched so finely
this afternoon that the Browns secured only five
hits off him. Nevertheless. bad errors by Smith
enabled the home team to score four runs.
BROOKLYN batted Caruthers hard, earning Eve
runs. Pinckney and Phillips batted specially
hard The Browns feded well, and BushoDgs
catching was very fine. Score:
St s.od Louis, ] 3 9 Q @ 9 %
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 5. Two-base hits
-Pinckney and Peoples Three-base hit-Phil-
lips Left on bases-St. Louis B. Brooklyn, 2.
Struck out-By Caruthers, 5; by Porter, 2.
Double plays-Gleason, Robinson and Comskev.
Batter hit-Robinson. Bases on called balls
of Caruthers. /; off Porter, l. Passed balls
Peoples, 2 Stolen bases-Pinckney, 2; Me-
Clellan, ].
KANSAS Cry. July 5-ThA Cowboys demon
strated today that they can play ball, a matter
which has been somewhat in dispute of late
They finished the afternoon game without an
error and score of eight runs. TO the Nationals
single tally. Whitney's swift curves proved too
much for the visitors. Score:
Mashins sssH.o . . Q . 8 o.
Earned runs-Kansas City. g. Washington, /.
Home run-Hackett. Two-base hts-McQuery,
Lille. Stolen bases-Donnelly, Myers Passed
balls-Zieher 5; Hackett, 2 Wild pitch
Whitney, l. First base on balls-Off Whitney,
1; off Barr, i. First base errors-Kansas City,
3. Struck ous-By Whitney, TO- by Barr, s.
PrTTsBURa July 5-Fifteen thousand people
witnessed two games to-day between the Pitts
burg and Baltimore clubs. In the morning the
home club batted Henderson's delivery very
hard, aud in the afternoon they repeated the
dose. Calvin and Morris were both effective,
and the support rendered them was unusually
fine. The Baltimores played sDirit,essiy, and at
no stage of either game stood any show OF win
ming Score:
Baltimore .-.-..-.O O o / / 0 O. 2
Two-base hits-Smith, Barley, 2; Glenn,
Mudoon. Passed bals-Fulmer, 2. Wild pitch
-Kroy, /. First base on balls-Off Kilroy, z.
First-base hits-Pittsburg. IL; Baltimore, 8. Err
rors-Pittsburg, 8; Baltimore, 6.
CINCINNATI. July Sex thousand persons
saw the Athletic Cincinnati game this afternoon.
Mnlane was hit all over the field. but the fine
fielding of the home club prevented the Athletics
from scoring in the first eight innings The
home club then broke down and made five
rors, off which the visitors made five runs.
Score:
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s.
Earned run-Cincinnati. l. Home run-Cork
hill Three base hits-O Bren. /; Snyder |.
First base on called balls--Of Mullane. |; off
Coleman, 4. Base hits-Cincnnati, 4; Athletics,
III. Errors-Cincinnati, 8; Athletics, 5.
LOUISVILLE July at Ramseys request he
was allowed to pitch in the afternoon game to-
day. He pitched well. Louisville would have
won but for the wild throwing of Werrick to
first With the score tied in the NINTH Foster
took his base on balls and came home on Brady's
two Dagger to left Four thousand were present.
Score:
Louisville -...-..O O O O O o.
Metropolitans- o / D o o o 1-3
Earned runs-Louisvile, L. Metropolitans, l.
Two-base hits-White, Roseman. First base
balls-Of Ramsey, q off Cushman, g. Struck
out-By Ramsey, 6; by Cushman, 4. Double
plays-Wolff and Kerins, Nelson, Foster and
Orr.
CHICAGO, July 5-Seven thousand people were
present at the afternoon game. Radbourne
in the box for the visitors, and the Chicagos
could do nothing with him. The Bostons won
easily. Score:
Chicago O i o o OIL
Boston. --------..---.1 o o 2 o 2-6
Earned runs-Boston, 5. Home runs-Wise,
2 Twobase hit-Morrill. First base on errors
Chicago. 4; Boston, /. Passed balls-Flnt, e
Struck out-Chicago, B. Boston, s. Base hits
Chicago, 3; Boston, TO- Errors-Chicago, a; Bos-
ton, 5.