The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-04
BASE BALL.
Games Lost and Won Yesterday by League
and American Association Clubs.

S@LoUIs May 3-Chicago played perfect
| game to-day. not making a single error, while
Sweeney pitched badly and the remainder of the
| visitors an easy victory. Score
oSiasso..... e. assl.. .......a 9 9 : 8 %
Earned runs-St Louis, 2. Two-base hits
st Louis. s; Chicago, TO- Left on bases-St
Louis. 8; Chicago, 4. Struck out-By Sweeney
4; by Clarkson. 4. Bases on called balls-Oh
| Ian, l. Wild pitch--Sweeney, 1.
KANSAS Cry, May 3.-The opening game of
the Detroit Kansas City series resulted in an
easy victory for the Wolverines. Whitney was
not feeling right. and was knocked out of the
box in the fourth inning, and was superseded by
their sugging, and gave the cowboys plenty of
exercise. The feature of the game was Hack
etts catching and throwing to bases Score:
bsssois bsnsas City :...,.G . : 8 g g LII LII
Earned runs-Kansas City 2; Detroit, S.
Stolen bases-Radford. Donnelly, Getzein, Ben
nett Manning, ~ Two base hits-Whitney,
D. Rowe, Hanlon, j. Rove, Richardson, l2)
Thompson, ~ Passed ball-Bennett l. Wild
pitches-Getzein, i; Whitney, 2; Conway. g
First base on balls-Off Conway, g. off Whitney, 2
off Getzein. 2. First bass on errors-Kansas City,
zein, 8. Double plays-Conway, Hackest and
Myers; Getzein, Bennett and Richardson; Rowe
Richardson and Brouthers.
WASHINGTON, May 3-The Bostons and Ma
tionals to-day played q very exciting game in
the presence of over six thousand people. and
when the contest was finally decided in favor of
the Nationals the spectators took Gladman and
Force on their shoulders, and carried them to
the clubhouse. At the end of the eighth inning
the score stood 7to7. In the ninth the Bostons
made four runs, and it was generally conceded
that the game was lost to the home team, but,
to the surprise and delight of the Washingtoni-
ians, the Nationals scored in the last inning,
and won tie game. Score:
Nationals 90 ! Q l 5-12
Boston ----.--:----.3 o 3 o o o Ill
Base hits-Nationals, 9; Boston, IL Errors
Nationals. 10: Boston, IL Earned runs-Na-
tionaIs f. Home runs Morrill, and Hines.
Two-base hits-Sutton and Gladman. Three
base hits-Healy, 2 Wild dpitches-Stemmeyer g.
PTrsBURG. May 3-The home team defeated
the St Louis Browns this afternoon, but it took
twelve innings to do it. In the first inning the
visitors made four runs, and it looked as if they
had the game won from the start but the Pitts
burgs went in to win, and by playing magnif
cent uphill game. snatched victory from the
jaws of defeat. The feature of the game was
CAROLS batting About 900 people witnessed
the game Score:
Fl PittsbuEg % Q Q 9 9 @ z % IL
wv w
Earned runs-Pittsburg, 8; St Louis, 3. Two
base hits-Miller, 2; Ncol, McSorley Three
base hits-Barkley Comiskey. Passed balls
Miller, 2. First base on balls-Off Calvin, 2;
off Hudson, T. Struck out-By Calvin, /; Hud-
son, g. Total bases on hits-Pittsburg, 16 ST.
Louis, Is.
NEW YORK. May 3.-The Baltimores again de-
feated the Metropoitans at Long Island to-day.
The visitors batted furiously. earning FIVE ont of
their ten runs on clean hitting. The 1900 peo-
pie who saw the game were obliged to walk
about to keep warm. Score.
Metropolitans. .-....3 q O o O g. 8
Baltimore. -------.O 8 90 2 3 o 1-1O
Earned -Metropolitans, 1; Baltimore, 5.
Two base hits-Orr. Farrell, Scott. Three base
hits-Trafiey, Summers, Muldoon. Passed balls
-Crotty, 4; Trafley /. Wild pitches--Lynch.
1; Henderson, /. First base on balls-Metropol
itans. 4; Baltimore, 3. Base hits-Metropolitans
8; Baltimore, TO- Errors-Metropolitans 4; Bal
timore, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3-The New York and
Philadelphia clubs met to-day for the hrst time
this season, and Philadelphia won by hard hit
ting and wonderful base running. Upward of
5000 persons witnessed the game. including 200
New Workers.. Score:
New York. q @ O-3
Philadelphia .........l o @ ! y 20 I'D