The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-12

balls-Daly, q Begsy. 2. First base on bails-Bos
ten. /; New York, /. First-base hits-Boston. 5;
New York. Is. Errors-Boston. 6; New York, 2.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE Washingtons de-
feated the Phiadephias to-day In very exciting and
interesting game, which was in heeghth inning
Score:
F Na.sIs1ssa I'D ] 9 %
Earned runs-Philadelphia. L; Washington. 2. Two
base hits-Hines. Houck. Wood ThFee-base hit
Hines Passed ball-Clements. Wild pitch-Daily.
First base balls-By Gilmore 4; by Daily J. First
base hits-Philadephia Il Washington, g. Errors
Philadelphia. 3; Washington, 8.
KANSAS CRY, Sept. 1I.-The Cowboys outplayed
the visitors at every point. The game called on
account of darkness. Score:
Kansas City, %
st. Louis ......-.-...--..O u O-3
Earned runs-Kansas City. 5. Home run-Bassett.
Twobase hits-Ringo (2) Rowe Left bases
Kansas City 8; st. Louis, l. Passed bals-Mers, 2.
Wild pitches-Weidman, /; Kirby, /. First base on
balls-Of Weidman, 2; off Kirby, 81 First base
errors-Kansas City. 6; st. Louis q Struck out
By Weidman, A; by Kirby o. Double plays.Weid.
man, Bassett and McQueery: McGeaehy and Denny.
Stolen bases-Radford, DonneDy.
NEW YORK Sept 11.-Abous eight hundred saw
the game Staten Island to-day, between the Met
ropOlsan and Cincinnati clubs. The home team
played fairly and the game. Pechiney pitched
for three innings but wildly that Mullane put
in his place. The latter batted all over the field.
Score:
G meslopoiitsn: d g &c | S S-s
First base on balls-Metropolitan q Cincinnati.
2. Earned neutrality-suspicious., 81 Cincinnati 2.
Home run-Sylvester. First-base hits-Metropoh-
tans, IA; Cincinnati, s. Errors-Metropotans 1;
Cincinnati, 6. Two base hits-Lynch, Brady, Nelson,
McPhee. Wild pitches - Mulane 2; Lynch 1.
Passed ball-Baldwin, /.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11.-The Pttsburgers field
ed to-day in about the worst form SEEN Both At
ksson and Calvin hit hard but the atters mis-
cradle support permitted the Athletics run up six
teen unearned runs The feature of the game
Mann's batting which was terrific With the excep-
ton of difficult running catch by Brown the fielding
was uniformly bad. Score
Athletics. ........U 3 o z O o O-1S
Pittsburg. ...O 3 2 3 o o 0 Go
Earned runs-Athletcs, 2; Pittsburg. 6. Twobase
hits-Milligan, Stovey Bierbauer, Barley Shomberg
Three-ba hits-Mann (2). Smith, Kuehne Passed
on balls-Athletics l. Pittsburg /. First-base hits
Athletics, IL; Pittsburg, IL. Errors-Athletics g.;
Pittsburg. Is.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 1.-THE Louisville club played
hstlessly in the first part of todays game and the
home team obtained lead which the visitors
able to overcome. Score:
Louisville. -.......O l O O-5
Earned runs-Baltimore 2. Two base hit-Kerns.
Passed balls-Fulmer, l. Kerins, 2. Wild pitch
Kilroy. 1. First base balls-Louisvle, d; Balti-
more. f. First base hits-Baltmore, z Louisville, 4.
Errors-Baltimore. 5; Louisville z
NEW YORK Sept. 1.-THE st. Louis club defeated
the Brooklyn team at Washington Park Brooklyn, to-
day. About $500 persons present. Umpire
Walsh was loudly Missed. The Western boys played
finely. Score:
Brooklyn ..........-.O O O O o %
ST. Louis ....--....--.O o o 8 0-6
Earned runs-Brooklyn. 4; st. Louis g Three
ney First base hits-Brookiyn, 10; st. Louis. 10.
Errors-Brooklyn g. st. Louis, none