The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-24
BASEBALL.
Record of Games Played Yesterday by League
and Association Clubs.

DETROIT, Sept %. - The Detroit Chicago
game to-day was called at the end of the sixth
inning on account of darkness. Powers umpired
a good game to-day, and if partial at all. he
favored Detroit The score to the end of the
sixth inning was:
Detroit. .................---o o-6
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
Earned runs-Detroit, g. Base hits-Detroit,
Two base hit-Thompson. Three base hits
Thompson, Brouthers. Manning, Baldwin.
Passed balls-Ganzel, 2 Wild pitches-Bald-
win, 2; Clarkson, !. First base on balls-De-
troit. 2; Chicago. g First base on errors-Chi-
csgo. L Struck out-By Baldwin, z by Clark
son. 4 Double play-Gore and Kelly.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 23-The Philadelphia
defeated the Washington Club to-day by supe-
rior fielding as the batting was about equal.
Score:
Pbiladolphia.. -......-o 90 Q Ia
Earned runs-Philadephia l; Washington, L.
Two-base hits-Bastan, Mack. Wild pitch
Ferguson. First base on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l;
Washington, 1. First base hits-Philadeiphia.
6: Washington, T. Errors-Philadeiphia, l;
Washington, 8.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 23-Quinn lost the game for
the Maroons to-day to Kansas City on his very
wild throwing in the seventh inning. allowing
Radford to score what proved to be the winning
run. Lille had reached first on hit to left. and
Radford hit to Kirby, who threw to Quinn in
attempt to make double play, threw the ball
through the opening near the grand stand, and
before Ketcham could get IL. Radford scored.
The game should have been tie in this inning.
Gasscock was the only one of the Maroons able
to hit Whitney effectively. He pitched excel
ieutly, while Kirby was hit freely at times.
Score:
Kansas City ..........2 o Q o 90 o O-3
Earned run-st Louis ]. Two-base hits
Glasseock ~. McGeschey; Total base hits
St. Louis. g. Kansas City. 5. Struck out-By
KIRBY, 2; by Whitney. 3. Double plays-Mc
Kinnon and Glasscoock; Bartlett Meyers and
Bases on called balls-Off Kirby, 3; off Whitney.
2. Passed ball-Myers, l. Wild pitches-Kirby,
l; Whitney, g
BALTIMORE Sept. 23.-Three runs had been
scored by each of the clubs up to the seventh
inning to-day, when darkness compelled them to
stop playing. Good fielding was done by both
teams. but the batting was weak and the game
was not particularly interesting. To-day game
ended the championship season in this city.
Score:
Baltimore Baltimore ~--..----~3s o o o Q Ga
Earned run-Baltimore, l. Two-base hits
Manning, Scott Passed balls-Fulmer. z
Wild pitches-Kilroy !; Pechiney, l. First base
on balls-Off Kilr y, g. off Pechiney. 2. First
base hits-Baltimore, a. Cincinnati, 4. Errors
Baltimore, 8; Cincinnati L.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept % Matthews made his
temperance with the Athletics to day, and sue
ceeded in holding the champions down to six
hits, while Hudson was knocked all over the
field. particularly in the seventh inning, when
the Athletics earned seven of the nine runs
scored. McGarr's home-run hit was really only
good for two bases but WEIGH deliberately
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all the way round Game was called at the end
of the eighth inning on account Of darkness
Score:
Athletics, -.--...--..--0 2 4 GO Q 9 9-1S
Earned runs-Athletics. H. Home run-Mc-
Carr. Two base hit-McGarr Three base hits
McGarr Greer, WEIGH. Passed balls-Kemmler,
l. First base on balls-Athletcs, g. First-base
hits-Athetics, ~; ST. Louis, IL Errors-Ath
letics Z; st. Louis, z.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The Brooklyn and Pitts
burg clubs PLAYED at Washington Park, Brook
lyr, to-day. Attendance, $500. The game was
well contested aud interesting, In spite of the
one-sided score:
Brooklyn .----....---.0 Q o l %
Pittsburg. .........2 o 8 o o IS
Earned run-Pittsburg, l. First base on balls
Brooklyn. 2; Pittsburg, 4. Twobase hits
Swartwood, Strauss, Barley. Wild pitches
Porter g Passed balls-Strauss, 2 First-base
hits-Brooklyn. g. Pittsburg, G. Errors-Brook
lyn, 5; Pttsburg, l.
NEW YORK Sept. 23-The Metropolitan and
Louisville clubs played at Staten Island to-day.
The Indians outplayed their opponents at every
point with ease. The game called at the
end of the sixth inning to allow the clubs to
catch the train for the West. Score:
Metropolitans- ..----..--.-.3 1 4 O-12
Louisville. ....--------.--.-O i o 2
Earned neutrality-suspicious.. z; Louisville. 2.
First base on neutrality-suspicious. 5. Louisville,
g. Three base hits-Orr, 2; Werrick l. Two
base hits-Brady, Orr. Passed bais-Hoibert,
Cook. Wild pitch-Kennedy. First base hits
vile, 2.