The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-29
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and Anne


ican Associations Ball Clubs.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2a-The Chicagos won by
sheer luck and hard base running and by kick
made by Arson over Mcclure being relieved by
Clements. The umpire held Mcclure not hurt.
but Irwin ordered him to stay back. and Chica
20 scored four runs by this foolishness Spald-
ing ordered the game to 60 on,
and viii protest before the league
Irwin was clearly insubordinate, as he refused
70 obey Harry Wright. Arson. however, showed
his hoggishness by Directing to the change Of
catchers, though he frequently changes Flint
Ii was clear case Of bullhead on the part OF
both captains. The Phiiadelphias outplayed the
Chicsgos. and nearly won the game, which was
called on account of darkness in the eighth in
ming. Score:
P sifssS..-...s Q 3 Q d ia Z
Runs earned-Chicago. 5; Philadelphia, q
Home run-Burns. Three-base hit-Gore. Two
base hits-Williamson, Wood. First base on
balls-McGuire, g. Kelly. e. Wild pitches
Casey. 3. Out on strikes Chicago s. Philadel-
phia, ). Double plays-Fogarty, Irwin, Farrar
Base hits-Chicago, IA; Philadelphia, z. Errors
Chicago, Z; Philadelphia. g.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 28.-The Michiganders
tered severely at their hands, while Boston
Oatted Baldwin rarely. The home club played
strong fielding game, while the visitors were
badly demoralized Manning made his first APP
pearance since his injury in New York, in May,
and was warmly received. Score:
S esssoa s....f ] ] z 3 O. -l g
Earned runs-Detroit, q Boston. g. Home
runs-Rowe, Richardson and Hanlon. Two base
Aits-Manning, Poorman (2) Three-base hits
--nhom and Hanlou. Passed hallS-(fan-
eel, q Dealy, Wild pitches-Baldwin, q Buff
finton. L First base on balls--Detroit, Q; Bos-
ton, !. First base on errors-Detroit, 4; Boston,
L Struck out-Detroit, /; Boston; 5. Left ON
baass-Detroit. 8; Boston. 4. Base hits-Ds-
trOit. 10; Boston, z. Errors-Detroit, 2; Boston,
KANSAS Cry, Aug. 2a-The Kansas City
team, which, by some strange dispensation, is
the only club in the league that Washington has
never beaten. carried the Statesmen into camp
IA great shape to-day, making fourteen hits off
Crane, with total Of twenty-five bases. The
Cowboys did not make single fielding error.
Score
Kansas oity.-..--.-2 9 9 2 9 %
Earned runs-Kansas City. 4 Stolen bases
Whitney, Baker Two-base hits-Myers. Bas
sest Hackett Lille. Three-base hits-Rowe.
Dcnnelly. Passed balls-Haekett, l. Hayes 3.
Wild pitch-Crane, l. First base on balls
on Crane, g. First base on srrors-Kansas City,
3 Struck out-By Whitney, g. by Crane, T.
CNoINNATI Aug. 2s.-The Cincinnati Club
suffered crushing defeat at the hands of Pitts
burg to-day. They did poor work in the field,
and were very stupid at base-running, while
their were nearly all costly. Richmond
made wonderful catch of liner in center field.
Wslsh's decisions were again bad. but did not
nhect the score. Attendance, 2,499. Score:
Cincinnati -0 Q Q 90 % %
Ffttsburg.. ---.---..-1 o 10
Earned runs-Cincinnati. 2; Pittsburg. q Two
Gnua
nsy, Barley. Three-base hit = Whitney.
Passed balls-Snyder, 2; Miller 2 Wild pitches
Mullane, 2; Calvin. First base on balls-of
Mullane. 2: off Calvin, q Base hits -Pittsburg,
II; Cincinnati, g. Errors-Pittsburg, 2; Cincin-
natl 6.
New YORK. Aug 28.-The Brooklyn and BaIti
more clubs played heavy batting game at
Washington Park to-day. The home team sue
essded in punching their hits to good advantage,
and made them count for their full value The
Geld play was sharp on both sides. and the VIC
tory depended upon the hitting alone. In the
second inning, when Henderson stepped to the
bat, he was presented with q beautiful diamond
ring by the Baltimors club. 1t diamond
shaped setting containing nine stones. About
AOOO people were present. Score:
Baltimore o o o 2-5
Earned runs-Broeklyn, 4; Baltimore, T.
First base on balls-Brooklyn. l. Home run
Terry. Two-bsse hits-Philips, Smith, O'Con-
nell Three-base hits-McGinnis Pinkney t2).
Muldoon. Passed balls-Dolan, 1; Peoples. l.
Base hits-Brookyn, II; Baltimore, To- Errors
Brooklyn. q Baltimore, g.
NEW YORK. Aug. 28-The Athletics defeated
the Metropolitans at Staten Island to-day for the
second time. Heavy batting on both sides
the feature of the game. McGarr and Bauer did
xhe best work in the field for the visitors. The
bad fielding of the Metropolitans lost them the
game. Score:
Metropolitans ....--..2 o 0 O O Cd
Athletics ..--------..2 o o ~
Earned neutrality-suspicious. 81 Athletics. /.
First base on neutrality-suspicious. 2; Athletics,
L Home run-Meister. Three base hits-Orr
and Mester Two base hits-Larkin, Mlligan,
MoGarr and Miller. Passed halls-Donohue, f.
Wild pitch-Cushman, l. Base hits-Metro-
solitans, s; Athletics. 9. Errors-Metropolitans
( Athletics, 8