The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-14
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and As

Games Played Yesterday by League and As
sociation Baseball Clubs.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 13-Kansas City again
went down before the Wolverine whoppers,
through their inability to hit Baldwin, and be-
cause Whitney was pounded. The visitors err
rors were few and costly, but generally their
play was very fine. Lille did wonders in left,
accepting all Of eight chances. some of them
very difficult Thompson captured his custom
airy difficult fly, and White, Rowe and Dunlap
did well. Five hits and tumble and muf by
Conway gave Detroits in the fourth, single
and a triple yielded one in the sixth, and in the
ninth single and home earned two more. A
fielders choice aud Broutherss bad muff gave the
visitors their first run in the third three-bas
hit and a wild pitch gave another in the sixth.
and in the eighth base on balls, triple and
passed ball gave them two more.
Kansas City--O / o o 2 o.
Earned runs-Detroit d. Home rnn-Ganzel.
Three base hits-White, Hackett. Bassett e.
Passed bail-Ganzel Wild pitches-Bald win,
2 First base on balls-Kansas City, 2. First
base on errors-Detroit, 2; Kansas City, 2.
Struck out-By Baldwin, 8; by Whitney, l.
Double piays-Bassett and McQuery; Bassett.
Myers and McQuery; Lille, Myers and Nc
Query. Base hits-Detroit, IL; Kansas City, D.
Errors-Detroit, 81 Kansas City, g.
CHICAGO Aug. I3.-The Chicagos were out
played both at the bat and in the field. by the
st. Louis, who pounded Mccormick in a lively
fashion. The errors of the homo team were
| numerous and costly. They failed to take ad-
vantage Of one chance to tie the game, ana lost
| it by careless play. Only 500 were present:
sseifIs sSis %
Earned rms Chicago. 2; St Louis. s. Home
runs-Denny 2, Glasscock, Arson Three base
hit-Williamson. Two-base hits--McCormck,
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ball-Myers. Struck out-Chicago, 3; ST. Louis,
3. Base hits-Chicago, g. st. Louis, a. Errors
Chicago, 8; St Louis, Z.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 13-The Phiadelphias
again defeated the Washingtons, to-day in a
| close game The fielding was clean, but the
| batting was light. Hines made the only run for
the visitors by knocking the ball over the fence
/ in the third inning. Irwin scored for the
Philiies in the fourth on hit, steal and a
wild throw by Houck. Ferguson made the
Twins single. Oldfield, Carroll and Daley
| made difficult catches in the outfeld.
Washington. OIL
Philadelphia -.-.-.-..O o o o o o o 1-2
Earned Washington, l; Philadelphia, l.
Home run-Hines. Two-base hits-Becker l;
ents, First base hits-Washington 6; Phila-
delphia, 6. rs-Washington, 4; Philadel
| phia, 2.
Boston, Mass. Aug. 13.-To-day's game re-
suited in another victory for New York. the Bos
4 tons losing the game wholly through their bad
playing in tine first three innings in which the
| New Yorks made six unearned runs. In these
| innings Boston rolled up six errors, and made
two more before the close of the game. New
York played steady, though not brilliant game.
| The features were Poorman's fielding and Nor
/ rilrs and Connor's batting:
IoM aof. .--.........o Q 9 Q %
| Earned runs-New York, 3; Boston, S. Home
run-Morrll. Two-base hits-Connor Rad
| bourne. Morrill, Passed balls-Ewing /; Dealy
2 Wild pitches-Welch, 2 First base on balls
New York. l: Boston, a. First base hits
| New York, IL; Boston, 10. Errors-New York,
| 9; Boston, s.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 13.-Umpire Kelly did
| wretched work, today, and practically gave the
game to the home club. One of his worst de-
cisions cost the Athletics six runs in the third
| inning Blckham, the Princeton College
| pitcher played for the Cincinnatis, and was hit
| hard The grounds were wet and the weather
rainy, and good fielding out of the question.
asslssss 9 g g 5 6-l2
| Earned runs-Cincinnati, 3; Athletics, T. Two
base hit-Robinson. Three-base hits-McPhee
| l; Lewis, l. Passed balls-Baldwin, 1; Robin
son. 2 Wild pitches-Bickham, 8; Miller, 4.
| First base on balls-Of Bickham, g. off Miller,
/. Base hits-Cincinnati, IL; Athletics, ID.
Errors-Cincinnati, g. Athletics, g.
/ ST. LOUIS Aug. 13-The Browns won to days
game usual, hands down. The Conway
| brothers were in the points for the Baltimores,
| and their work very poor, OConnel pitch
ing after the sixth inning with only partial sue
cess. The game was tiresome and uninterestng
and there were no features outside of Latham
| and Foutz's batting.
Browns .--..-..----.1 Q o Q OLA
/ Baltimore ----.-1 o o o. 2
| Earned runs-Browns d Two-base hits
1 Kemmler, Hudson, Latham Three-base hit
| Welch. Total bases on hits-Browns 81; Balti-
mores, 7. Left on bases-Browns, 10; Balti-
mores. 8. Struck out-By Hudson. 4; bv Con-
! way, 2; by OConnell l. Bases called balls
! OFF Conway, 8; off O'Connell, e. off Hudson, g
Double plays-Macullar, Muldoon and Scott.
4 Batter hit-Caruthers. Wild pitches-OCon-
4 NELL q Conway, q Passed balls-W Conway, 8.