The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-30
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.

Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.
WASHINGTON, July 20 TO days game between
the Detroits and Washingtons promised to be
as exciting as yesterdays, but in the fourth in
ming the home club went to pieces, and the VS.
itors sent eleven men round the bases before the
last man was put ont. In this inning Madigan
sent five of the visitors to first base on balls,
allowed Ave hits to be made off him. and made
wild pitch. This exhibition Disguised the
1.5oo people present, and the game was dull and
uninteresting from this inning. Houck made an
error in the fatal inning which cost the home
club five runs Carroll made beautiful catch
in left field. which was the feature of the game
Brouthers, Farrell and Rowe played their re-
spective positions WELL Score:
Detroit. -...--...-.-.0 o IL 0 O-l3
Washington -----.-0 o o / D.
Base hits Washington, 2; Detroit 10: Errors
Washington, H. Detroit, T. Earned runs
Washington L; Detroit. 4. Two-base hits
Thompson, Ed Grain. Passed ball-Hayes,
Wild pitch-Madgan, /. Stolen bases-hlcn-
ardson, Brouthers, Crane, Hanlon (2l Inomp-
son, Knowles.
New YORK. July %. -Gaffney's wretched UNI
piring gave game to St Louis to-day, he max
ing at least half dozen decisions in favor of the
visitors. He was Kissed throughout the game
Glasscock and Conner did good work with the
willow. The home team took the lead in the
first inning. scoring run on two-bagger oy
ORourke and single by Conger. In the fourth
inning, the st. Louis team scored run and tied
the score, Glasscock making three Dagger and
scoring on a hit by Denny. The visitors took
the lead IN the next inning by scoring two runs
on a two Dagger by Cahill, hits by Dunlap and
Glasscock, error by Deasley. and passed
ball The home players, however, rallied in the
sixth inning and regained the lead with three
more runs hit by Ewing, base on balls an
error by Cahill, Glllespie's three Dagger and Els
terbrooks sacrifice Two errors by Ewing. in
the ninth inning, allowed the visitors to score
two more runs and win the game Scores
s., Louis 1s Q ] 2 9 o 20
Earned runs-St. Louis. 2; New York. B.
Two-base hits-Cahll, O'Rourke. Three base
hits-Glasscock, Gillespie Passed balls.
Graves, Il Ewing, l. Wild pitch-Healey,
First base on balls-New York. q First base
hits-St Louis. 10; New York, IL. Errors-St.
Louis, g. New York. 4.
Boston, July 29-Chicago won to-day in a
closely contested game, each club being on it's
mettle a result of yesterdays unpleasantness.
Tates finger injured by foul tip. and Gun
ming was substituted in the fifth inning. The
game was called in the seventh inning. on ac-
count of rain, back to the sixth inning. Score:
Chicago. ....-...........0 @ 4-6
Boston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o o 2 o.
run-Poorman, l. Three-base hts-Gore g.
Mccormick, 1. Passed balls-Tate. q Cunning,
l. Wild pitches-Stemmeyer, 2. First base on
balls-Chicago. 2; Boston, g. Frst-base hits
Chicago, 6; Boston. 5. Errors-Chicago, 4; Bos-
ton, 8.
PHILADELPHIA July 29--The Philadelphia
club defeated Kansas City to-day in very un-
interesting game The visitors felded poorly,
and their batting was very weak. Weidman
was nit hard and the home club fielded in good
form. Score:
PHILADELPHIA O O 2 2 O-13
Kansas City....-.1 o / o o. 2
Earned Philadelphia, 6; Kansas City.
l. Two base hits-Ferguson, Farrar. Myers,
Rove. Three base hlt-Wood Passed ball
Briody, /. Wild pitch-W eidman 1. First
base on balls--Philadelphia l. First base hits
philadelphia. 49, Kansas City, 5. Errors
Philadelphia, b Kansas City, 10.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9-The ST. Louis cham
pions defeated the Athletics to day in the first in
ming when they scored five unearned rams.
Score:
s St. hasis .....s 90 10
Earned runs-St Louis, g. Home run
ONeiI Two base hit--ONeiL Passed balls
OBrien. 2; Bushong, 2 Wild pitches-Hart, 5.
First base on balis-Athletics, 2; St. Louis, 8.
First base on hits-Athletics, g. st. Louis, 12.
Errors-Athletics. 5; st. Louis, l.
BALTIMORE, July 29-Ramsey's. curves psz
safe hit was made off him. while he struck out
sixteen men. Henderson was batted freely, and
Louisville won slow and generally uninterest
ing game, earning five of their six runs. Scorer
Louisville. -----.---0 l 0--6
Baltimore. -.-..O o o o o 90
Earned runs-Louisville. 5. Two base hits
Mack, 2. Passed balls-Kerins. l. TrafTiey. l.
First base on bals-Louisvie. l; Baltimore .;
First-base hits-Louisville. 4; Baltimore, l. Err
rors-Louisville, |; Baltimore, a.
BROOKLYN, July 29-The Brooklyn club de-
feated the Cincinnati club to-day in an interest
ing game. The visitors could not bunch their
nits. Attendance, 5000. Score
Brooklyn, O o O--6
Cincinnati ...O o O o o o IA
Earned runs-Cincinnati 2 First base on
balis-Brooklyn, 6; Cincinnati, l. First-base
hits-Brooklyn. g. Cincinnati, IA Errors
Brooklyn, g. Cincinnati, A.
STATEN ISLAND, N. Y, July 29-The Pitts
burgers won an uninteresting and one-sided
game from the Metropolitans to-day Mayes
was batted very hard. Scers:
Pittsburg ............u @ 0 5 2 4 o Oil
Metropoiitans.... 2 o 0 O.
Earned rum etropolitans, l. Two-base
hit-Behel, l. Wild Pitches; Mayes S. Passed
balls-Miller, /; Holbert, q First base on balls
-Pittsburg 5; Metropolitans, 2. First-bnse
hits-Pittsburg, l3; Metropoitans, 3. Errors
Pittsburg, l; Metropolitans. B.
Baseball in Indiana.
Special to toe indianapolis Journai.
DANvILLE, July 29.-The Major Hughes OF
Louisville, were defeated to-day by the Browns