The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19
BASEBALL.
Games Played Yesterday by League aud Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs.

lean Association Bali CLUBS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1s.-Up to the fourth inning the
Detroit-Maroon game pitchers battle, with
brilliant fielding to add to it's attractiveness But in
the fifth inning, Cranes error of Denny's pretty
sist broke the charm, and Kirby was then pounded
hard to the end of the game. Baldwin, the other
hand, had the Maroons completely at his mercy
Glasscock and Myers only being able to hit him.
The best features of the game were the magnificent
fielding of Glasscocll, McGeachy's running catches
Dunlap's home rum and the catching of Bennett and
Myers Attendance, 1000 Score:
st. Louis ....-........0 o o l OIL
Detroit. -...........O O o o 2 3 10
Runs earned-Detroit, 3. Twobase ht-Brouthers.
base hit-Hanlon. Home ruu-Dunap. Total
bases-St. Louis, 2; Detroit. 8. Struck out-by
Kirby, 5; by Baldwin, 8. Double pay-Crane and
Denny. Stolen Richardson, Bennett. Hanlon
t2) Bases on called bals-of Kirby 3; off Baldwin
l. Wild pitches-Kirby, 2; Baldwin l.
KANSAS CITY Sept. 18.-The closing game of the
season here was dull and unnterestng. The Chcagos
earned and ade four through errors at the out
set and gradually increased their lead to the close
The luck well as the playing the side of the
visitors. Score:
Kansas City--.--..--.l 90 % 1-3
Chicago ---.--..--.--3 o.
Earned runs-Chicago 3. Stolen massachusetts,
Ryan. Left bases-Kansas City. 4; Chicago, 8.
Passed balls-Ringo, 8; Flint, l. Wild pitches
H.
Whitney, 3; off GARRISON 3. First base errors
Kansas City, 2; Chicago 8. Struck out-By Whitney,
81 by Clarkson, 4. Double plays-Myers, Bassett and
McQueery; Clarkson, Pfefer and Arson.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-The game to-day between
the New York and Philadelphia clubs unusually
exciting. The home club won by punching their hits
in the eighth inning The local nine took the lead by
scoring earned run in the first inning In the last
the visitors scored two by Wood and Dorgan
The New Workers added four more runs in the eighth
inning, when darkness closed the game. Score;
rpf1 n
NEW se1ae Yopi aG 90 e
Earned runs-New York, 8. Two base it-G Gillespie
/. Three,ba hts-Irwin, Esterbrook. Passed bali
Mcclure, i. First base balls-Phladelphia 2;
New York, A. First-base hits-Philadephia z; New
York. g. Errors-Philadelphia, 2; New York 2.
BOSTON, Sept. 1s.-Washington easily defeated
Boston to-day Stemmeyers delivery wild, and
he was hit hard and often The best features Of the
and the fielding of Sutton. Johnston, Hornung and
Houck. Score:
Washington Il Q $ Q Ill
Earned runs-Washington, 4; Boston, l. Bases
stolen-Carroll, Farrell and Nash Two-base hits
Farrell, Shock WISE Sutton and Johnston. Left on
bases-W Washington 3; Boston, 6. Passed balls
Cunning, 1. Wild pitches-Shaw, /; Stemmeyer 3.
First base hits-Washngton, II; Boston, 16. Err
rors--Washington, 3; Boston, 9.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-The St. Louis Browns won
to-days game from Baltimore in the eighth inning
when the umpire gave safe man who should have
been out at the home plate. The decision was so
clearly wrong that the visitors laughed at it them
selves, and Umpire Carlin was Kissed and jeered by
the audience. The game was brilliantly PLAYED
throughout, and should have been won by the home
team by score of to l. Score:
Baltimore -.."-....-.2 Q Q %
st. Louis. .--.--.-..-0 o l o 2 0-3
Two-base t-Caruthers. Passed balls Fulmer. l.
Bushong, l. Wild ptches-kilroy, g. First-base
hts-Baltimore, 2; St. Louis, s. Errors Baltimore
l. ST. Louis 3.
NEW YORK, Sept 18.-About 45OO people at
tended the game to day at Washington Park Brooklyn
between the Brooklyn and Pittsburg teams. Terry
pitched wild and his lack of skill lost the game for the
Brookyns Score:
Brooklyn. A 0 O O O O O o.
Pittsburg.. .-.....---.3 o 2 o o o OF
Earned runs75BIropkyn, q ,EP,ittsburg 2. First
ney Mann. Threebase Instability Mann. FIRST
base hitsoBrookyn, z: Pittsburg, 7. Errors
Brooklyn. 2; Pittsburg, a.
vile clubs played at Staten Islandtoday before 900
spectators. The Metropolitans won easily. The
game had to be called at the end of the eighth in
ming on account of darkness. Score:
Louisville s.. s............1 o o o o o o ES
Earned neutrality-suspicious. z: Louisville, l. First
base on neutrality-suspicious. 3; Louisville. g. Three
base hits-Orr, Munich. Two-base hits-Meister
Cook, Kennedy. Passed ball-Cook, /. First.base
hits etropolitans, IL; Louisville 8. Errors-Met
ropolitans, 6; Louisville 4.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S.-The game today be-
tween the Athletics and Cincinnatis was stubborny
contested and well played. Both Mullane and AZ.
ksson pitched good games and the fielding OF both
teams superb. The visitors made only one error,
but it gave the Athletics their only run. Score:
Cnen natl .-...--0 Q O o o o o o 1-2
Athletics. .........O o O q o o / O o o OIL
Earned run-Cincinnat I. First base on balls
Athletics, 2; Cincinnati, First base on hits-Ath.
letics. 2; Cincinnati 8. ErrorsAthletics. 4; Cincn
natl, /.