The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-03
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs.

otf" in his decisions to-day but the home club
pounded out victory anyway. A SINGLE two
put-outs and close decision gave New York one
run in the first, and a single, base on balls
passed ball and wild pitch gave another in the
fifth. Two singles, two put-outs and low throw
to third by Ewing gave Detroit two in the Sec
ond. In the sixth, Brouthers went to first on
called balls and scored on triple by Rowe, who
in turn crossed the plate Thompson's hit
Thompson reached third on his hit, out was
called out by Powers claim of the Gotham
ties that he had not touched second base. Dun
lap was at bat, and not having heard the decis-
ion, asked Powers to explain, and was fined $40.
He spoke to Hanon. and Powers fined him $40
more. Dunlap then said, 81 was speaking to
this man." indicating Hanlon, whereupon
Powers fined him $50 more. making SO in all
The crowd paid close attention to the scene,
and when the fine was announced the umpire
was roundly Kissed by the audience. Four runs
were scored by Detroit in the eighth on errors
by Gerhardt and Esterbrook, two singles and
Cancels triple. Score:
Detroit. ---.---.----O 0 0 IS
New York .-..-...."1 o o o o.
Earned runs-Detroit B. New York, l. Two
base hit-Connor. Thres-base hits-Rowe. Gan
EEL Passed ball-Ganzel. Wild piteh-Con-
way. First base on balls-Detroit. l; New York.
d. First base errors-Detroit l; New York.
l. Struck out-Detroit 2; New York, 2. Double
plays-Rowe. Brouthers and CAMEL; Thompson
| and Rowe Gerhardt, Ward and Connor Base
hits-Detrois l. New York, 5. Errors-Detroit
5; New York, 4
CHICAGO Sept 2-The 'Wizard" Shaw came
very near defeating Chicago by his work in the
box, but the last inning was what saved the
home team Arson. with a splendid three bag
ger. brought home two runs, which won the
game with but one man out Ryan made some
| fine catches Hardie, the new man, brought in
a run in the eighth, and did we'll behind the bat
Carroll was the only heavy batter Of the visitors,
| making two home runs. Score:
Washington .-.......l o 0 o.
Earned runs--Chcago 1; Washington, 2.
Home runs-Carroll, g Three-base hit-An-
SON. l. Two base hit-Giean. Bases on balls
Hardie l; Gilliean, 2. Wild pitch-Flynn. /.
| Struck out-Chicaco, g. Washington. 3. Base
hits-Chicago. Z; Washington, 3. Errors-Chi-
cago, d. Washington, IL
| ST. LOUIS Sept. 1.-The Maroons braced up
and played beautifully to-day, downing Boston
| m a prettily-contested game of ten innirgs
ally pitched in great form, and was splendidly
supported, being especially effective at critical
points of the game Radbourne struck out nine
men. but was hit hard, especially by Glasscock.
| The latters general ali-round work was the best
| feature Of the game. Nash covered third in his
usual brilliant manner. Score:
st. Louis ..-------3 o o o o 0 2-5
Boston. o o o o-3
Run earned-St Louis, l. Two-base hits
| Gasscock (2l, Crane, Sutton. Total bases on
hits-St Louis, IL; Boston, z. Left on bases
| st. Louis g. Boston, l. Struck out-by Healy,
| l; by Radbourne. g. Double play-Glasscock,
| Crane and McKinnon Stolen bases-Wise,
| Radbourne. Bases on called balls-off Healy, 2;
! off Radbourne. l. Passed ball-Myers
| KANSAS CITY, Sept kansas City defeated
| aNa in hat hohi U
| most evenly contested game seen here this sea-
| son. The score tied four times, and the
game was finally won by Wedman's single in
| the ninth inning, which brought in two runs.
| The batting was terrific, both sides hitting
freely. Casey for the visitors. was knocked OUT
| in three innings, ten hits with total of eight
| teen bases being made off his delivery in that
| time. Bastian played a miserable game at sec
| ond base. Briody's catching for the homo team
| was superb. Score:
k KSnsas eitZ d I'D I'D
Earned runs-Kansas City, 6; Philadelphia, S.
Home run-McQueery. Two-base hits-Rad-
ford (2) McQueery, Lille, Bastian ~. Casey,
| Fogarty, Clements. Three base hit-Bassett
Passed balls-Clements. T. Wild Pitches
| WeidInan, l; Fogarty, l. First base on bulls
| Off Weidman, T. First base on errors-Kansas
City, 4; Philadelphia, 3 Struck out-Kansas
| City, 4; Philadelphia, T. Left on bases-Kansas
| City, 8; Philadelphia, 13
PITTsBURG, Sept. 2.-The closing game of the
| championship series between the Pittsburg and
| Louisville clubs played here to-day and re-
suited in victory for the home team The
game was close and exciting up till the eighth
inning, when the visitors became ratified and
allowed the Plttsburgs to score four runs on
their hits The attendance was 5000. Score:
E E1ssiDafE ::..S 60 J J &c
Earned run-Pittsbure, 1. Two-base hits
Barkley, Browning, Sylvester Three base hit
-Kuehne Passed balls-Quinn, s. Cook, 9
First base on balls-Off Morris, 3; off Hecker. I.
First base on errors-Pittsburg. g. Struck ont
BY Morris, 2; by Hecker, l. Base hits-Pitts-
burg Z; Louisville G. Errors-Pittsbure !:
Louisville, 6.
BALTIMORE, Sept 2-Houseman, a local anna
teur pitcher, was tried against the Brooklyn
team to-day, and did fairly we'll. The home club
did the best batting, but the visitors were more
successful In punching their hits and won the
game in the fifth inning. Score:
Brooklyn. ..........o Q Q -
Earned runs--Brooklyn, g Twobase hits
Mcclellan Smith, Scott Passed balls-Dolan.
l; Peoples, Wild pitches-Houseman, 2; Por-
ter, l. Base hits-Baltimore 10; BROOKLYN. 7
Errors-Baltimore, 4; Brooklyn, g
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-The Athletics. Bier
bauer alone excepted, could do nothing with
Mays this afternoon, while, on the other hand
Hart was pounded in lively fashion bv the
Metropolitans The home team also played a
slouchy game in the field. Score:
Athletics ---.-......1 O O o. Q
Metropolitans. ......3 o o I'll
Earned neutrality-suspicious. T. Two-base
hits-O Brien, Bierbauer, Orr Reipscblaper
Three-base hit-Repschager Passed balls
OBrien. 3; ReiDschlager, 8 Wild pitches-Hart.
3; Mays. l. First base on balls-Athlet,cs, 2:
Metropolitans 2. Base hits-AthIetics d. Met
ropoitans, TO- Errors-Atletics 7; Metronoli
tans, 3.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENcAsTLE, Sept 2-The Seymour Base
Ball Club were to-day defeated by the home nine