The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-06
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and Association Ball Clnha

OUTDOOR SPORTS
Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and Association Ball Clubs.
WAsHINGToN. June 5-The St Louis "Black
Diamonds" were defeated rather easily by the
Nationals to day. In the third inning the visit
ors took the lead by making three runs on base
on balls and three singles. In the fourth inning,
however, the Nationals made Ave runs. which
virtually won the game. as thay were never
headed thereafter. Score:
St. Ioas'.............o 90 g o.
Base hits-Nationals, 10; st. Louis, 10. Err
rors-Nationals, 6; st. Louis, g. Earned runs
Nationals. 6; ST Louis. 2. Home run-Glad-
man. Two base hits-Force and Quinn. Three
Sweeney. l. Stolen bases-St. Louis, 2; Ma
tionals, 2.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-The Detroit ''Big
Four and Little Five" made their appearance
in this city, to-day, and were welcomed by an
attendance at the grounds Of 838 persons.
Thelarge crowd was well repaid for the patron
age, as the game will go record as one Of the
most brilliant of field contests Great stops,
catches and throws were the order OF the day.
and there was an almost continuous roar OF ap-
plause by the spectators from the time the first
ball was struck until Che fourteenth inning. up
to which time neither club had succeeded In
getting a runner across the home plate. In this
inning the brilliant record was broken by Casey,
the Philadelphia pitcher. making most mex
cusable muff of weak fly ball after two men
were out A Detroit base-runner scored on the
error, and following it I'D by two Dagger and
single the visitors succeeded in adding two more
runs. Score:
Detroit $1,000. o o 90 90 3-3
Philadelphia 40 o 90 o o o 1000 o. 90
Two-base hits-Brouthers, 2; Bennett, 1; Nc
N,&f~ 4 49, nj. I'D. 1v<hs Ia Il
First-base hits-Detroit, IL Philadelphia 8.
Errors-Detroit, 6; Philadelphia, 4.
NEW YORK, June 5-The Chicago and New
York clubs PLAYED their first game in this city to-
day before multitude. The attendance num-
bored II. 900. The Seventh Regiment band was
on hand to greet the champions. The music did
not bring luck to the New Workers. The visit
ors outplayed the home team at every point. and
won easily. In the first inning Dalrympe and
Kelley went to first on called balls. and then
Arson hit for home run, sending Kelley and
Dalrymple home ahead. In the fifth inning an
other run was scored on a two-baggers by Arson
and an error of Wards. the giants got only one
man far as third base. Score:
Chicago: ---.--.......3 l o.
New York. o o o o q o 90
Earned run-Chicaeo, L First base on balls
Chicago. 4: New York. a. Struck out-Chi-
8; New York. s. Home run-Anson. l. Three
base hit-McC ormick. l. Two-base hits-Burns,
1: Anson l. Passed balls--Ewing; 2; Kelley, /.
First base on balls--Chicago, 4; New York. 4
First case hits-Chicago, {; New York, G. Err
rors-ChIcago, 3; New York. 4.
PITTsBURG, June 5-The home team won
a good game from the Cincinnati club this
afternoon by punching their hits In the eighth
inning. The visitors played faultlessly in the
field and batted Morris quite hard, but their hits
were scattered. Pechiney held the Pi,tsburgs
down to two hits for seven innings. when he
weakened and allowed them to bat his delivery
for four. with total of six hits. bringing in
three runs and settling the contest Score:
Pittsburg .-.--.....-.0 Q Q Q 3 O-3
Cincinnati .-.--....-.O o o OIL
Earned runs-Pittsburg, 2. Two-base hits
Jones. Lewis. Three base hit-Morris. Passed
ball-Carroll. l. First base bals-Of Nor
ris. 2; off Pechiney. s. First base on errors-Cin-
cinnati. 2. Struck out-By Morris, /; by Pechi-
ney, z. Double plays-Fenneily, McPhee and
Snyder; Smith and Mountain.
Boston, Mass, June 5-The Bostonians
hraced up to-day and won a game from the
pitched an effective game for the home club, but
Wedmans delivery was easily mastered by the
home team. The visitors fielded we'll, while the
field play Of the h seo,. nine was
Kansas City, 80 | l % 0 %
Earned runs-Boston, 4. Home ruus-Mor.
rill, l: Wise, l. Two-base hits-Burdock, John
son. Stemmyer, Poorman and Bassett. Passed
balls-Hockett. l; Cunning. q Wild pitches
Weidman. 2: Stemmyer. 3 First base on balls
Of Wedman, 4: off Stemmyer, /. First-base
hits-Kansas City, z; Boston, Is. Errors-Kan-
sas City, TO- Boston. Ii.
BALTIMORE. June 5.-Kilroys effective pitch
ing in the first part of the game to-day won the
contest for the Baltimores. and only by his
ing up toward the end was it that the Metropol-
itans scored by timely batting. The errors of
each side were damaging. and resulted in runs.
Score:
Metropolitans.. ..-....O Q Q o 0 % 4 o.
Earned -Metropolitans, /; Baltimore, 2.
Three-base hit-Orr Passed balls-Hoibert, S;
Fulmer. g. Wild pitch-Cushman, |. First
base on balls-Of Cushman, 5; off Kilroy, l.
First-base hts-Baltimore, 10; Metropo!itans, 8.
Errors-Baltimore, 3; Metropolitans, s.
BROOKLYN, June 5.--Over 5000 people saw
the game to-day, when the Brooklyn club batted
the Athletic pitchers curves everywhere, and
won after poorly contested game. If the street
cars had not been tied up the spectators would
probably have numbered 10000 Score:
Brooklyn. ........5 3 2 3 OIL o OILS
Athletics. .....O o o 2 2 2 O-IO
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 10 Home,runs-Mc-
Tammany, Peoples Three-base hits-McClel-
Ian, Phillips, Gleason, Quest. Two base hits
Mcclellan. 1; McTammany. /: Larkin. L First
base on balls-Brooklyn, s.; Athletics, g. First
base hits-Brouklyn. IL; Athletics TO- Errors
Brooklyn, 10; Athletics, 3.
Successful Opening at ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS June 5.-The weather was delight
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