The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-23
OUT DOOR SPORTS.

Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Bali Clubs.
DETROIT, July % Owing to the races at the
Detroit Driving Park, it was decided to have
| the games to-day and to morrow in the mornings.
This morning a small crowd saw the home club
defeat the st. Louis nine by batting and good
fielding. Graves. of the St Louis club, gave
great dissatisfaction as umpire Two singles and
triple gave the visitors two in the first inning;
two doubles gave one more in the fifth and a
triple and single gave fourth in the eighth
Detroit scored one in the third on an out, steaf
and hit; one in the fourth on a base balls
and single; four in the sixth on three singles,
double and errors by Glasscock and Myers, and
four more in the ninth on four singles, Denny
tumble and base on balls. Scores
Detroit -----.-.--.O o 0 4-1O
St. Louis ------.-...2 0 1 o.
Earned runs-Detrois, 2; St. Louis. g. Base
troit. 7; St Louis T. Three base hits-Denny,
2. Passed ball-Myers, L. Wild pltch-Kir
by, Bases Standardization. 2; Brouthers.
2; Hanlon, 2 First base on balls-Detroit s.;
St Louis, 2. First base on errors-Detroit, q:
ST Louis, 2. Struck out-By Baldwin, s. by
Kirby, Double plays-Denny and McKinnon;
Crane and Rowe; Thompson, Brouthers and
Crane
BALTIMORE, July 22-The Baltimore club put
In the Conway brothers to-day, a battery from
the New England League. and after the first two
innings they did excellent work, holding Cincin-
natl down to four hits. but errors by Sommers
gave the game to the visitors in spite of bat
ting streak the home team had in the seventh
inning OConnell, late of Brockton, Mass.
played in center field for Baltimore, and proved
| a hard hitter Score:
e ehlsimssa .S J 9 9 III III
Earned runs-Baltimore, A; Cincinnati, G..
Two-base hits-Jones. Lewis, Muldoon, r. Con-
way. Three base hit-McPhee. Passed balls
Conway, /; Baldwin, q Wild pitches-Conway,
l; Pechney, l. First base on balls-Cincinnati,
3; Baltimore, 5. First-base hits-Baltimore, o.;
Cincinnati, IA. Errors-Batimore, g. Cincin-
| natl g.
CHICAGO, July % The Chicagos pounded the
Kansas Citys severely to-day, hitting Conway
| freely and running bases up to the highest
| notch. The fielding of the home team was clev-
err The visitors were unable to hit Mccormick.
| and were useless as base runners. Score:
E Eansss c ;,;--.'9 I Q I o-14
Earned runs-Chicago, Z; Kansas City. l..
| Home run--McQuery Three-base hits-Burns,
2; Pieffer. /; Gore l. Bases balls-Chicago, Z;
| Kansas City, 2 Two-base hits-Burns. 2. First
| base on errors-Chicago, l; Kansas City, 3.
| Passed balis-Dugdale, 2. Struck out--Chicago,
| 3: Kansas City, 4. Double plays-Donnelly,
| Base its--Chicago, II; Kansas City, 4. Errors
Chicago, 6; Kansas City. II.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 22-The Athletics de-
| feated the Plttsburgs to-day by superior work at
the bat and in the field. Handiboe was hit
rather hard the brilliant fielding Of Smith and
Whitney alone keeping the score within single
| figures. Carroll was the only one of the visitors
to size up Atkinson. Score:
A Al4sha,s s.-2 9 22S0 Q o9-7
Home runs-CarroIl, Smith. Two-base hits
-Larkin, Coleman, McGarr, Gleason, Bier
bauer. Passed balls-OB rien. /: Miller. l.
First base on balls-Athletics, 3; Pittsburg, /.
First base hits--Athetics, TO- Pittsburg, 6.
Errors-Athletics, o: Pittsburg, 5.
NEW YORK, July 22-There was another we'll
played and exciting game, too day, between New
York and Philadelphia. The fielding on both
sides was unusually fine, and of either pitcher it
may be said that his work was mastery, al
though Ferguson was not very effective in the
first inning. York did not give satisfaction as
umpire, and resigned after the game. Score:
f FSiia dsTa ooS % 2 81 81
Earned run-New York, l. Two-base hits
-ORourke, Ewing. Gillespie Ferguson. First
base on balls-New York l; Philadelphia. 2
First-base hits-New York, g. Philadelphia, s.
Errors-New York. l; Philadelphia, g.
Boston, July % -Boston took another game
to day from Washington by heavy batting The
visitors put in Fuller, their new pitcher, and he
was batted hard. Tate and Wise led in the bat
ting which was the only feature of the game.
Score:
Washington. ...O o o o o O. 4
Boston. ---------..1 o 1 2 3 o so
Earned Washington, L; Boston, z. Two
base hits-Wise, 2; Johnston, 2. Three-base
Initiate. Passed bail-Oldfield. l. Wild
pitches-Stemmeyer, 3; Fuller, l. First base on
ls-Washington, 3; Boston, 2. First base
hits-Washington. 5; Boston, IA Errors-Wash-
ington, 10; Boston, z.
BROOKLYN. July 22.-The home team beat the
ST. Louis Browns to-day Terry pitched in
good form. not letting the visitors get hit until
the last inning. Attendance 8. 400 Score:
Brooklyn ....--...-....O 0 3 o L OF
ST. Louis. o o o O IL
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 5; ST. Louis. L., Two
base hits-McClellan, 2; Philips, Comiskey
Passed balls-Peoples, g. Wild pitches-Terry
/; Foutz. l. First base on balls-Brooklyn, 8;
ST. Louis, g. First-base hits-Brooklyn,. ID;
ST. Louis, g. Errors, Brooklyn, B. st Louis, 8.
STATEN ISLAND. July 22-To-day's Metropol-
itan Louisville game poorly played and gen
orally uninterest!ng The visitors batted WELL
and Hecker pitched with splendid effect Scores:
Metropolitans.. ........0 1 o o o U 2 o.
Louisville .-----.-----1 o o *-6
Earned run-LouisvilIe, l. Three-base hits
Hecker, 1; Cross, 1. Wild pitches-Lynch, 2;
Hecker, q Passed balls-Cross, 2. First base
on Neutrality-suspicious., B. Louisville, L. First
base ts-Metropolitans g. Louisville, s. Err
s-Metropolltans, 5; Louisville IL.
Racing at Washington Park.
CHICAGO. July 22.-First Race-Three-f ourths
of mile Pat Daily made the running, two
Ia 18Th rs g. ~ e Al. u