The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-28
OUTDOOR SPORTS.


Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-The New Yorks de-
feated the Washingtons again to-day through
heavy batting and. barring battery errors, per-
feet fielding WEIGH pitched fine game for the
visitors. and the Washingtons were totally un-
able to do anything with him. Barr sacrificed
at least two runs through the poorest base
running ever seen on the home grounds Force,
Hines and Gerhardt played their respective po-
sitions IN a highly-commendable manner. Score:
New New York -...-.....0 1 O-S
Washington. o q o OIL
Base hits-New York, Is: Washington, 4.
Errors-New York, 5; Washington, 6. Earned
runs-New York. d. Washington, l. Two-base
nlts-Easterbrook. O'Rourke ~. Conner ~,
Dorgan, Carroll. Passed balls-Hayes. !; Ewing.
!. Wild pitch l. Stolen bases--New
ork, z; Washington, l.
BALTIMORE, July 27-To days game was won
from the st. Louis Browns by the home club
with the aid of Robinson, whose error in the
Iourtn inning let In two runs. The visitors did
the best batting, and in the ninth would have
tied the score but for phenomenal catch by
OConnell of a hard drive to center field by
Latham. just after the ST. Louis players had
LETT the grounds Robinson and Latham had
hgnt IN the carriage, in view of fully three thou
sand people. They were separated, however,
before either was much damaged. 1t seems that
after the game Latham wished to place little
mascotte darkey in the carriage with Comiskey
and second baseman Robinson, when
Robinson objected, aud Latham who was
seated with the driver struck him terrible
blow in the neck. Robinson made a dash for
Latham and dragged him back from the drivers
seat, and pummeled him with q vengeance.
Comiskey finally succeeded in separating the
men, and on their arrival at the hotel, the head
quarters of the club Robinson was fined $50;
Latham getting off with reprimand Score:
st: Louis .----..--...O 0 IL
Baltimore .--......--.1 0 o 2 0 L o o @-4
Earned run-St Louis, l. Two base hit
Semmers. Three base hit-Welch. Passed balls
Off Caruthers. l; off McGinnis. 4. First base
hits-St Louis g. Baltimore, 5. Errors-St.
Louis, A. Baltimore, 2.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Atknson was sick
to-day, and Hart was again pitted against the
Louisville club He was hit but five times, and
they were scattered over as many innings.
Ramsey was very effective. so far as striking
out was concerned, but the home players man
aged to make their hits at the time their oppo
nents made their errors. The batting of O'Brien
and stop by Hart were the features. Score:
h Louisville .....:...1 S S-S
Earned runs-Athletics, 3 Two-base hits
OBrien, White. Passed balls-O' Brien, 2; Ker-
ms 2 Wild p sches-Hart, l. Ramsey, /. First
base on balls-Of Hart B. off Ramsey, l. First
pdSe nltS-AGnletlcS, y; LOUISVILLE, D. Err0rS-
Athletics 5; Louisville, 6.
BROOKLYN. July 27.-The Brooklyn and Gin
cinnati clubs played a one-sded game to day.
The general play was good, except in one inning,
when the visitors became ratified. Fennelly
made errors that counted seriously against his
side. Porter pitched in fine form, and Pechiney
was hit hard. Score:
Cincinnati. o 0 o p
Earned runs-Brooklyn, /; Cincinnati, l. Two
base hits-Jones, McPhee, Fennelly. Three
base hit-Smith. First base on Brooklyn.
5; Cincinnati /. First.base hits-Brooklyn, 10;
Cincinnati 5. Errors-Brooklyn, g. Cincinnati, G.
NEW YORK, July 27.--The Metropolitans
played mastery game to-day. both at the bat
and in the field, and they easily laid the Pitts
burgers out. The visitors could do nothing with
Cusbman Score:
Metropolitans.. 8 o 2 o o O-8
Pittsburg ...........-.O U o o o o o IL
Earned neutrality-suspicious., 6. First base on
balls-Pittsburg, 8. Three-base hits-Orr, Rose
man. Passed ball-Holbert l. Wild pitch
Cushman, l. First base hits-Metropolitan l5;
Pitssburg, L. Errors etropolitans, 1; Pitts
burg. Z.
Troy, N. Y. July 27-The Chicago League
club stopped here to-day and defeated the Troy
club by score of IL to 6.
BosToN, July 27.-To-day's Boston -Philadel-
phia game was postponed on account of rain