The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-20
BASEBALL.
Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Clubs.

DETROIT. July ia prettiIy played game
was that of to-day between the clubs from
Detroit and Kansas City. Sharp clean fielding
characterized the play of both mines. Getzein
struck out twelve of the visitors-Conway and
Lille being the only ones to escape that fate
and held them down to five hits. Conway and
good fielding kept the home club from making
more than six hits In tho seventh a missed
third strike sent Myers to second, by passed
ball he was given third, and McQuery's single
brought him home. In the last half of the same
inning Thompson reached first on Radford's
tumble and scored on Hanlon's double, the
latter reaching third on wild throw. Score:
Detroit ---..--...-.O o o o o 3 *-3
Kansas Cityr... 10 o. 0 O o o OIL
Earned run-Detroit Two-base hit-Hanlon
Passed bails-Decker, 2 Wild pitch-Conway
First base on balls-Off Conway. 8. First base
errors-Detroit, 2; Kansas City, l. Struck
out-By Getzein II; by Conway, g. Double
plays-Myers and McQuery; Donelly, Myers and
McQuery: White, Richardson and Brouthers.
Base hits-Detroit, 6: Kansas City, 3.
New York, July 19-The Bostons and New
Yorks played another fine game to-day. WEIGH
pitched very effectively, holding the visitors
down to four hits. Daiys poor base running
deprived the Bostons of a run In the second inn
ing In the first inning Ewing hit to center for
latter came homo error by Sutton. In the
second inning the home club scored for the last
time. WEIGH went from home to third on muff
by Wise, and scored on force hit by Lenhardf.
Score:
New York. ...........2 o. o O-3
Earned run-New York, L Two-base hit
Ward. Wild pitches-Stemmeyer, 2 First base
on balls-New York, 1; Boston, t. First base
hits-New York, 5; Boston, f. Errors-New
York, q Boston, 8.
CHICAGO. July 19-The Chicagos won the
game to-day off hand playing clumsy game,
full of errors. Kelly's errors permitting four
runs in the eighth inning The visitors were
none too good at the bat or in the field, and the
entire game was characterless and spiritless
Score:
s 81 Gssis ,....o 9 G-s
Earned runs-Chicago, 3; St. Louis, l. Home
run-Gore. Two-base hits-Anson. Kelly, Burns,
Williamson. Bases on balls-Chicago, 3; ST.
Louis, 5. Bases on errors-Chicago, 3; st. Louis.
D. Passed balls--Myers, /; Flint, l. Struck
out-St. Louis, 4; Chicago, /. Errors-Chcago,
13; ST.. Louis, g. Base hits-Chicago, H. St
Louis, 5.
WASHINGTON, July 19-Fifteen hundred peo-
pie became very enthusiastic to-day at Capitol
Park over the victory won by the Nationals
from the Philadelphias. Madigan pitched
strong game, and but for errors the visitors
would have scored but two runs. Score:
PHILADELPHIA 1 o 1 o 2 0-5
Base hits-Nationals, 10; Philadelphia g. Err
rors-Nationals, g. Philadelphia, 6. Earned
runs-Nationals. 4; Philadelphia, g Two-base
hits-Mulvey and Irwin. Stolen hases-Nation-
ais, 1; Philadelphia, 2
BALTIMORE, July 9-Henderson was hit
hard today by the Pittsburg club, but the home
team tied the score in the ninth inning on score
on base On balls Schomburgs error, three hits
and a questionable decision by the umpire The
visitors made the winning run on Fulmer's muff,
Browns fly to center field. and Macullar's muff of
an easy thrown ball the game was we'll played
until the last inning Tho feature was Browns
eaten of low ball along the right field foul line
The conduct OF the Pittsburg club in the field
was boisterous and disgraceful in the extreme.
Carroll was particularly offensive and it is prob
able that the management of the Baltimore club
will prefer charges against him for using profane
language in the hearing of the audience Score:
Baltimore ---.-..-.0 Q Q Q A
Earned runs-Baltimore, /; Pitseburg 2
Two-base hit-Morris. .Three-base hits-Ma-
cullar, Smith, Mann. Passed balls-Traffiey q
Carroll, i. Wild pitch-Henderson. First base
on balls-Of Henderson. 2; off Morris. 2. First
base hits-Baltimore, g. Pittsburg l. Errors
Baltimore, B. Pittsburg l.
PHILADELPHIA. July l9-The Athletic and
Cincinnati clubs played an old-fashioned game
to-day, the clubs alternating with the lead al
most every half inning during the earlier part
OF the contest, when the visitors drew away and
came in winner by six runs. The Athletic man
agement tried new battery, Gesner and Greer
who were not very successful Score:
e osnlsslssi . ID 3 8 8 e @1ss
Earned runs Athletics, S; Cincinnati, 5. Two
base hits-Gisason, Lewis McPhee Fannelly,
Mullane. McKeon. Passed balls-Greer. 2; Sny-
der, L First base on balls-Cincinnat 5. First
base hits-Athletics, IA; Cincinnati, IL. Errors
Athletics, 7; Cincinnati, s. Hit by pitcher-Lar-
kin, Robinson, Jones, Carpenter
New YORK. July 19.--The Metropolitans
played the Louisville club at Staten Island to-
day with this result Score:
Metropolitans. 2 1 o o o. O--5
Louisville. ...--.--0 o 2 1 1-6
First base on balls-Metropolitan g. Louis
vile, 5. Two-hase hits-Hecker. Sylvester,
Mack. Three base hit-Orr Wild pitch
Lynch. Passed bslls--Cross l. Reipschlager, g
First-base neutrality-suspicious., 6: Louis vile, IL
Errors etropolitans, 6: Louisville, A.