The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-05
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by league and Amer
ican Association Ball Ctubs.
No. is East Washington Street

ican Association Ball Ctubs.
New YoRK, Oct Am uninteresting game
was played at the Polo grounds, to-day, between
Ehe New York and Chicago clubs. The champi
Ons took q decided lead on the second inning,
and maintained it throughout. The local men
played like amateurs. After fumble-mufin G
sontest on their part, of half dozen innings,
the umpire called the game. Wech was knocked
out of the box, and retired at the end of the
third inning Richardson pitched fairly we'll
during the remainder of the game. Ewing was
saken sick and retired in the second inning.
About $500 people were present. Score:
SsSs Chicago go,i i.-....-.-........aa -..-......a Q d-2
Earned runs Chicago 3; New York. 5. Two
base hits-Kelly, Gillespie, Dorgan. Three-base
hit-Richardson. Passed bals-Flint, /; Ewing.
]; Deasley, ]. Wild pitches-welch, z First
base on balls-Chicago. s; New York, q First
base hits-Chicago, g. New York, 10. Errors
Chicago 8; New York, 7.
Boston, Oct. 4-By lively batting, aided
somewhat by errors by Cahill and Healy, the
Bostons pulled out a victory to-day from what
seemed certain defeat At the close of st.
Louis's eighth inning the score stood five to
nothing in favor of the visitors. The fielding
and batting of Glasscock. and the batting of
Nash were the features of the game Score:
s'fUa st. Louis ..... ........:.:.G Q Q o-6
Earned runs-Boston, 8; ST Louis, g. Stolen
bases-Nash Johnston, Seery and Denny. Left
on bases-Boston, 3: St Louis, 8. Three-base
hits--Nash and Seery. Wild pitch-Healy, |.
First base on balls-Of RadbOurne, l. off Healy,
l. First base errors-Boston, g. st. Louis, g
First base hits-Boston, 14 st. Louis, II Errors
Boston 4; st. Louis, z
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-Atkisson held the cham
pions down to two hits to-day, and won the
game The Athletics. on the other hand batted
Hudsons pitching very freely The fielding on
the part of both teams was remarkably brilliant.
Score:
e. zsDIs9is.. h4%is. ...o g g 9 9 9 9 %
Earned run-Athletics, l. Twobas hit
on hits-St Louis, 3; Athletics, 9. Left on
bases-St Louis, 5; Athletics, 4. Stolen bases
--Welch, Larkin, McGarr Struck out-By
Hudson, 6; by Atkisson, 4. Double PLAYS
O'Nel and Latham. Batter hit--Nicol Bases
on called bals-Off Atkisson, 9; off Hudson, l.
Passed ball-Robinson.
LOUISVILLE Oct 4-The Louisvles were de-
feated by the Brooklyns to-day. before small
crowd. The feature of the game was Brownings
brilliant playing He made half of the home
clubs hits, stole two bases and put out four
men. Ramsey let in two runs by muffng pass
up fly. Scores
BGooiI,lis BP0oElyn...... s.i II 3 9 %
Earned run-Louisville, l. Two.base hit
Browning, l. Passed balls-Cook g. Wild pitch
Ramsey, l. First base on balls-Off Ramsey, 4;
off Porter 4. Struck ont-By Ramsey, 8; by Port
er. a. Double plays-Wolf and Mack; White and
Wolf Smith and Phillips Stolen bases-Brown-
Ing 2; Smith. l.
CINoINNATI, Oct. 4-The Metropoltans beat
the Cincinnatis to-day, In close and wel-played
game. The visitors were more lucky in their
batting. The batting of Meister, Reilly and Fen
nelly was the chief feature About three hundred
people attended. Score:
Cincinnati ...-........O o O IA
Metropotans. s.--.....0 o 2 0 *-6
Earned runs-Cincinnati, 4; Metropolitans, 4
Observation-Disclosures. Two base hit-Fenneliv
Three-hase hits-Meister (2). Fennelly Reilly
Passed ball--Baldwin First base on balls-Off
Richmond 3; off Lynch. l. Base hits--Cincin-
nati, g. Metropolitans, TO- Errors-Cincinnati, 3;
Metropoltans, 4.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 4.-The PHILADELPHIA
club whltewashed the Kansas City team to-day,
and by clean, hard hitting scored eight runs. six
Of which were earned. Ferguson after pitching
two innings for the Philadelphians, was taken
sick, and was relieved by Daily. By this victory.
and New Yorks defeat to-day, the Philadelphia
club takes third place in the championship race.
Score;
Philadelphia ....0 O O 0 2 as
Earned Philadelphia G. Two base hits
Whitney. Ferguson Irwin. Bastian, Clements
Three base hit-Wood. Passed ball-Hackett,
l. Wild pitch-W Whitney, l. First base on
Salls-Kansas City; f. First base hits-Kansas
City, 3; Philadelphia, 13 Errors-Kansas
City, 4; Philadelphia 5.
WASHINGTON, Oct 4-Darkpess put an end
TO the game between the Washingtons and De
troits today when the former in the ninth in
ming had tied the score. The score was then re-
gerted TO the even inning-the eighth-which
left the visitors victorious by score of to g.
bmith, late of the Newark club pitched for the
visitors. and in the early part of the game WAS
effective, but he weakened considerably in the