The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-07
UT-DOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League aud Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs.

Games Played Yesterday by League aud Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs.
CHICAGO, Sept 6-The Chicagos defeated
the New Yorks through the errors of the
visitors, only one earned run being made.
WEIGH was off N his pitching. though the home
team failed to hit him hard. The fielding of the
very loose in the field. Score:
Chicago. -...-.........2 O o O ~
New York. 4 o o o.
Earned run-Ch;cago, l. Two-base hits
Ryan. 2, Ward, l. First base on balls-Chcago,
10; New York, 2 First base on errors-Chcago,
2, New York, 2. Passed balls-Hardie, 2; Deas-
ley. l. Struck out-Chicago, 3; New York, 4
Double plays-Burns and Arson. Base hits
Chicago, s; New York, O. Errors-Chicago, d;
New York, 8
DETROIT Sept. 6.-To-day's ball game between
the Statesmen and the Michiganders was close
and hard-fought battle in which the Statesmen
came off second best A base on balls and two
hits gave Detroit one run in the second two hits
and wild pitch gave another in the fourth, and
base on balls and two Dagger gave what
proved to be the winning run, in the sixth.
Houck's single and Knowless home run gave the
visitors their two runs In the seventh. CAMEL
won the game for Detroit by his timely hitting
He was at the bat three times, and each time hit
safely, bringing in all of the three runs scored.
Both mines played brilliantly, Badwin's pitching
ting being the features. Score:
Detroit. 0 1 o o ~-3
Washington ...---.O 0 o 2 %
Earned runs-Washington. 2. Home run
Knowles. Two-base hits-Brouthers, Camel
Base hits-Detroit, 9; Washington, Errors
Detroit, d. Washington, 2. Wild ptch-Shaw
First base on balls-Detroit, 2: Washington, 2
Struck out-By Shaw, l; by Baldwin, 9. Double
play-Dunlap and Brouthers.
ST. LoUs. Sept. Cit took ten innings to de-
eide to-day's game between ST. Louis and Phila-
delphia. The Philadelphia were BANKED in
the tenth For st. Louis. Graves led off with
double to right center and went to third on
Glasscock's clean stroke to short center. Nc
Kinnon hit sharp grounder which got by Irwin.
and Graves scored the winning run. The feat
ure of the game was the fine pitching of both
Healy and Daily. The crowd was the largest
at any game this season on a Monday.
Score
St. Louis. ...---.O o o 3 o 0 o ID
Philadelphia. o o o o O-3
Runs earned-St. Louis. 5; Philadelphia. 2.
Total left on bases-St Louis, g. Philadelphia,
T. Struck out-bv Healy, IL; by Daily g. Bases
on called balls-off Healy, l; off Daily, 2. Stolen
bases-Graves, 3; Andrews. 2; Muvey, 1. Wild
pitch-Heay l. Two-base hits-Graves Wood,
Andrews and Clements
KANSAS CITY, Sept 6-The game to-day was
about the dullest of the season. The Boston
men fielded loosely. and yet had no trouble in
beating the Cowboys out of their boots Score:
Boston Boston Wv. -...: 3 eli
Earned runs-Boston, 4 Two-base hits
Radford. Sutton. Three-base hit-Morrill Passed
balls-Hackett 8 Wild pitch-Whitney. First
base on bals-Off Whitney, l; off Radbourne g.
First base on errors-Kansas City, 4; Boston, 5.
Struck out-By Whitney, 4: by Radbourne. 4.
Double plav-Sutton, Wise and Morrill, Left on
bases-Kansas City, 9; Boston, T.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 6.-The home team won the
game this afternoon by heavy batting in the last
three innings. Previous to that Mullane had
pitched very effectively, but he suddenly weak
ened. and in the seventh and eighth innings he
was batted for six earned runs. The fielding on
the part of the Pttsburgs miserable. while
the work of the visitors was splendid Attend
ance, l500 Score
Cincinnati.u...,.-..O 1 o l.
Earned runs, Pittsbure. g. First base hits
Pittsourg. l6 Cincinnati. g. Errors-Pittsburg,
g. Cincinnati, l. Earned runs-Pttsburg, s.
Two-base hits-Mann. Morris, Snyder, Baldwin.
Three base hits-Shombere, Kuehne. Passed
balls-Mier, q Baldwin. l. First base on balls
OFF Morris, l. off Muane, g.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 6.-The Athletics won
a game from the Brooklyns, in the sixth inning
when. with three men on bases. Stovey made
home-run hit to the flag pole Barring this in
ming, Henderson pitched effectively. A.kisson
pitched in fine form, only four hits being made
off him. The fielding of both clubs was sharp,
and several difficult plays were effected. Score:
Athletics .O O. o 5 o O-6
Brooklyn .---....-..O o o o o O-3
First-base hits-Athletics, 8; Brooklyn, 4.
Errors-Athletics, 2; Brooklyn. g Earned runs
Athletics. 2. Home run-Stovey Two base
hit-Henderson Passed balls-Peoples, 3.
Wild pitch-Henderson, l. First base on balls
OFF Henderson, l.
NEW YORK, Sept CATER notice had been
sent out that the Metropolitan game would not
be played to-day, on account of the rain, and
everyone but the players had lett the grounds
the game was called and eight innings were
played. 1t resulted in an easy victory for the
home club. who batted McGinnis hard and
played sharp fielding game. Score:
Baltimore ........-.-.-0 o o 2 0 O 3 2-7
Mstropolitans- -.--.--.5 o o. o 2-11
Base hits-Batimore. o. Metropolitans, Is.
Errors-Ratimore, 7. Metropolitans 8. Pitch
ers-McGinnis and Mays.