The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-08
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
flames Played Yesterday by League and Amer

ACaD ASSOCIATION AkuDSs
CHICAGO, Sept. THE Chicagos defeated the
New Yorks to-day by out-batting them and by
magnificent base running. The visitors had the
game won up to the eighth inning and the ex-
element was intense when the home team
pounded out FIVE hits for a total of eight bases
aud four runs. The charmed thirteen runs we're
made and the game won. Keefe pitched we'll
for six innings and then let down. Flynn and
Moolic played fms game. and Ryan did some
splendid fielding. The fielding of the visitors
was not clever, their errors being costly. Five
thousand people were present Score:
New eS' York..........s . 8 3 9 Q oil
Earned runs-Chicaeo. 9; New York, q Home
runs-Ward, Gore, Ryan. Three-base hits
Kelly Gore. Two base hits-Moolc, Ryan,
Pfeffer Dorgan, Ward. First base on balls
chicago, 4; New York. 3. Passed bali
Deasley, l. Struck out-Chicaco. Z; New York,
=. Double plays williamson, Pfeffer and An
son; Moolic and Arson. Base hits-Chicago. Is;
New York, g. Errors-Chicago, 8; New York, 6.
DETROIT Sept IA we'll and at times brill
iantly- played but uninteresting game was that
to-day, between Washington and Detroit. Crane
was hit safely but five times, but he gave ten
bases on balls, and sharp fielding alone prevent
ing the scoring OF more runs. Smith, for the
home club, was very effective. allowing but four
scattering hits. Each Detroit run came from
base on balls, while a hit, followed by two wild
pitches, gave the visitors their run. Score:
Detroit II o o GA
Washington mo @ o 0 OIL
Base bits Detroit, 5; Washington 4. Errors
Detroit, A. Washington, II. Two base hit-Gau-
eel Left on bases-Detroit, Z Washington, 5.
Passed balls-Old6eld 5. Wild ptches--Smith.
y FnNn E;1ok hoe hOna n 2.
off Crane, TO- First base on errors-Detrot, !;
Washington L. Struck out-By Smith, 6; by
Crane, g. Triple play-Farrell and Hines
KANSAS CITY, Sept. THE Cowboys folded
perfectly to-day, and after the fifth inning,
pounded Bufinton with great effect. Weidman
pitched good game and Lille and Radford
each made phenomenal CATCH The Bostoniaus
6elded poorly Score:
Kansas City. 0 o 0 8 o 4 2-13
Boston .--..---..---O- 0 o o o O.
Earned runs-Kansas City. 8; Boston, 8; Two
base hits-Radford Myers ~ Bassett, Weld
man, Sutton Wise Radbourne. Three-base
hits-Rowe, Bassett Passed Bals-Dealy, 3;
Briody. l. Wild pitches-Weidman. l; Buffn-
ton, 2. First base on balis-off Bufinton, g.
First base on errors-Kansas City, d. Struck
out-Kansas City, 4; Boston. 2. Double plays
Basset and McQuery; Bradford and McQuery;
Dealy, Nash and Sutton; Morrill, and Bufinton
Stolen bases-Bassett (2). Little, Rowe, Ringo,
Dealy Left on bases-Kansas City, 9; Bos-
ton, 4
ST. Louis, Sept THE Ma:oons out batted
and outfelded Philadelphia to-day but were
shut ont by score of to nothing. The score
should have been lie in the seventh inning,
when Glasscock reached first on a scratch hit
went to second Cd asacrifice, and really scored
on Dennys clean drive to center, which Andrews
fine slide. beat the ball The umpire. however,
declared him out. Kirby and Casey pitched
finely, but four hits being made off the former.
The best features of the game were left-handed
catch of a hot liner by Denny, Daily's fielding
and the battery work of Kirby and Myers. At
tendance. 5000. Score:
Pbiladephia..1 o Q Q Q Q Oh
sTiuns earned-None Two base hit-Casey
Total bases on hits-St. Louis. 7; Philadelphia, s.
Lett on bases-St Louis. 5; Philadelphia g.
Struck out-By Kirby, 2; by Casey. 3. Stolen
bases-Denny, Myers, Andrews, Fogarty (2)
Bases called balls-Of Kirby 4. Passed
balls-McGuire 2
PITTsBURG, Aug THE champions won to-
days game in the ninth inning, on errors of Car
roll and Smith, and a base hit by Comiskey.
Previous to that the home team had played
without an error. but they became ratified at
the finish and allowed their opponents to score
two runs after one man was out. The feature
of the game was the fine work of Calvin and
Foutz. Barley got the only two hits made off
the latter, and Calvin did not give the visitors
hit until the sixth inning. Attendance {, 200
Score:
Pittsburg. ..."..--.-..O o o 1 o 0 OIL
st. Louis. o o o . 3-3
Earned runs-Pittsburg, l. Two-base hits
ONeill, Barley. Passed ball-Miller, l. First
base on balls-Otf Calvin, /; off Foutz, T. First
base on errors-St. Louis, 2; Pittsburg. l. Struck
out-by Calvin, 3; by Foutz, 8. Base hits
Pittsburg, 2; st. Louis, 5. Errors-Plttsburg,
2; st. Louis. !.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. THE Athletics ex
celied the Brooklyns both at the bat and in the
field to-day. but battery errors by Miller and
Robinson enabled the visitors to score enough
runs to render an extra inning necessary Score
a Athl7its -------9 o Q ! 2-5
Earned runs-Athletic, 2; Brooklyn, l. Two
base hit-Miller. Threebase hits-Bauer,
Greer, Phillips, McTammany. Passed balls
Robinson, 2; Clark, l. Wild ptch-Miller, 1.
First base on bals-Athletics. 2; Brooklyn, 4.
First base hits-Athetics, 9; Brooklyn, 6.
Errors-Athletics, /; Brooklyn, g.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Inability to solve Kill
roy's curves was the cause of the Metropoltans
being shut out to-day 1t was an interesting
and at times exciting game Score:
Baltimore ...-.....-...3 o o O O O-5
Metropolitans. o o o o 90
Earned runs-Baltimore. g Three base hit
-Fulmer. Passed ball-Donohue. First base
on bails-off Kiroy, 2; off Cushman, l. First
base bits-Batimore, T. Metropoitans, 4. Errors
Baltimore, 2: Metropolitans. 5.
CINCrNNATI, Sept. With fourteen hits, two
of which were two baggers, the Cincinnatis only
G.. 49,