The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-26
RECORDOF SPORTING EVENTS
The Chicago Baseball Club Loses Two
Games to Philadelphia's Players.
Results Of Other Games Played Yesterday
Beach Defeats RoSs-The international
Bicycle Races-Notes About Shooters.
SPORTS IN GENERAL.
Chicago's Ball Club Twice Beaten by Phila
deiphia-Other Games Yesterday.

Chicago's Ball Club Twice Beaten by Phila-
deiphia-Other Games Yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 25.-The Chicago club were
sl broken up their ailnght ride from Pittsburg
and their playing this morning devoid of its usual
gnap and VIM Errors made in near.y every in
ming. the Philadelphas earning only three of the
eleven runs scored Williamson relieved Flynn in
the seventh inning. RAINING sidecatch by Wood
was the fielding feature. Score:
Chicago --..Z 1 L
Philadelphia. ....I 3 o o Ill
Earned runs-Philadelphia, 3. Two-base hits
Pfeffer, Andrews Mulvey, Ferguson. Passed balls
Hardie. 1; Cusck /. Wild pitehas-Williamson, 1;
phia 2. First base on errors-Chicago. 81 Phiiadel-
phia. Z. Struck out-Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
Double plays-Pfefer to Williamson to Kelly; Irwin
to Bastian to Farrar Stolen bases-Bsstian Farrar
The play of the Philadelphas in the game with Chi
cago this afternoon has been excelled in this
city, at least. Ferguson was in great form. and
his support brilliant. Andrews accepted
eight chances at center only two of which were of the
machine order He spoiled at least three triples
by making jumping catches. Farrars frst-base play
was also of the sensational order. The champi-
played a good fielding game. but their
errors were generally costly, In
tcted t eshs s ont IN and
time consumed by Ansons endeavor to change
the decision of the umpire who had declared Gore out
Inc Phiiadelpnias DATED Mccormick freey. SUNDAY
and Ryan were the only Chcagoans to see second.
Score:
Chicago o o O O O 90
Philadelphia -...-.-..2 1 o *-5
Earned runs-Philadephia 2. Base stoisn-Ir-
win Two.base ht-Daiy. Passed bals-Kelly i;
Clement, /. Wild pitch-McCormick, l. First base
on balls-Chicago /: Philadelphia 3. First base hits
Chicago B. Philadelphia, 10. Errors-Chicago. q;
Philadelphia. 3.
NEW York, Sept. 25.-About twelve hundred spec
tators witnessed the game of base ball here to-day be-
tween the New York aud Kansas City clubs. The
game was poorly played and undressing and had
tO be called in the seventh N of dark.
ness. The local players could not bunch their hits
and the game ended in a draw. Score:
New York F k..-----.----.--d Q ! d-S
Kansas City .-----.-.---.-------O O-3
Earned runs-New York, 1, Kansas City, l. First
base on balls--New York, 2; Kansas City 2. Home
run-McQueery. Passed balls-Ewing, 2; Hatchett
2 Wild pitches-Keefe 2: Wedmaa, 8. First base
hits--New York. z; Kansas City, 3. Errors-New
York, b. Kansas City, g.
PTTTsBURG, Sept. 25.-The first game of the first
series between the Pttsburgs and Athletics was won
by the former this afternoon. The playing list
less throughout and the game tiresome and without
any brilliant features Score:
Pittsburg ....-..3 D o. O-5
Athletics -.--..-.....O o o 0 o O OIL
II. TwObase hit-Larkin; Three.base hits-smith t2,.
OBrien Passed ball-OBrien. 1. Wild pitoh-Hart
1. First base balls-Of Calvin L; off Hart d.
First base errors--Pittsburg 8; Athletics. q
Struck out-By Calvin, L. by Hart. T. Double plays
BARLEY and Shomberg: Whitney, Barley and Shom
berg; Berbauer and Robinson. Base hits-Pittsburg
8; Athletics, T. Errors-Pittsburg 4; Athletics 3.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 25.-Some lively hitting was
done on both sides this afternoon but the Brookyns
got in their hits to runs The fielding
was rather loose The feature of the game was the
double play of Smith and Phillips in the ninth inning
Smith making great catch of hot liner and catch
ing Corkhill off first Score,
Cincinnati ,-0 l 2 0 0-5
Brooklyn -....-......2 3 o o o IS
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati. g. Homo
Clellan. Smith of the Brookyns Mullane, McPhee
Fenneiy, Porter Three base hit-MeClellan Passed
bails-Baldwin, 2; Clarke, /. First base of tas-Of
Porter, i. Base hits-Clncinnati, IL; Brooklyn 12
Errors-Cncinnati. 5; Brooklyn. 5.
L0UIsvITLE Sept. 25.-Louisvlle surprised the
small crowd gathered to welcome them home by win
features were Brownings batting and Nelson's field
ing. The game was called in the seventh inning on
account of darkness. Score:
Louisville .---..-----.-----2 OF
Metropolitans.. ----..-..---.0 o o l OIL
Earned runs-Louisvile, 1; Metropolitans l. Two
base hts-Cook. Roseman. Three-base hits-Brewn-
ing Werrick Passed balls-Kerins, 2. First base
on ballS-Ramsey, 4; Cushman, 6. Struck out-By
Ramsey A; by Cushman, g.
WASHINGTON Sept. 25-The ST. Louis Maroons
were defeated by the Nationals to-day in a very
tedious and uninteresting game. The home club won
the contest In the first inning by Glasscock
Denny and Boyle, and two-baggers by Hines and
Kreig The visitors found great difficulty in batting
Shaw, and saved themselves from being whitewashed
in the fifth inning, when they earned a three
Dagger by Seery and sacrifice hit The game was
called in the middle of the eighth inning on account
of darkness. Score:
St Louis -.-.........-..O O O o OIL
Washington. ..-...-.....3 o o o o o o *-3
Earned runs-St. Louis. /; Washington, /. Two
base hits-Hines, Kreig (2l Three-base hit-Seery
Passed bal-Myers. First base on bas-By Boyle,
81 by Shaw, /. First-base hits-St. Louis, 5; Wash
ington, z. Errors-St. Louis 8; Washington, 9.
BOSTON. Sept 25.-To-day's game of base ball in
this city between the Detroits and Bostons was the
best and most exciting contest witnessed on the
grounds of the Boston club this The batting
was heavy on both sides and it the superb field
ing both sides that prevented larger score of safe
hits. The game abounded in brilliant plays The
home club played with unusual spirit and fairly
earned their victory. Attendance, 1854 Score:
Boston --..-...-.-.O O O %
Detroit. -.--....-.--.O o o O OIL
Earned runs-Boston, /; Detroit, 1. Two-base hit
Sutton. Three base hit-Brouthers. First base on
balIs-Boston, 3; Detroit l. First base hits-Bos.
ton, o; Detroits, z; Errors-Boston, 4, Detroit 6.