The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.

Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.
DETROIT. June 1.-THE home club won to-
days game by punching their hits in the second
inning, Two passed balls and two muffed flies in
the third, single and three Dagger in the
fourth. With the exception of two singles and
two Dagger in the second. the visitors hits
were scattered. Camel made his first appear
ance with tho home club and played perfect
game. Score:
Rsnsas c 5i,',,o sS J 9 81 81
Earned runs-Detroit. g. Kansas City, q Two
base hit-McQuery. Three-base hit-Richard-
son. Passed balls-Hackett, 2. First base on
bals-Kausas City. 4; Detroit, |. First base on
errors-Kansas City. 1; Detroit g. Struck out
Myers Bassett and McQuery; Rowe and White;
Camel and Brouthers. Base hits-Detroit, g.;
Kansas City, 8. Errors-Detroit. s. Kansas
City, 5.
BALTIMORE June 15-Kiroy proved STUN
bling block to the Athletic batsmen to day,
down to four safe hits. Matthews was wild and
less elective than usual Sc;;l.e brilliant fielding
was done on both sides, and the game Was stuD.
bornly contested. Score:
Baltimore. -.........-O o o 2 O o o 1 O-3
Athletic. L o o o o.
Earned run-Athletic, l. Two-base ht-Lar-
kins l. Passed bals-Fulmer q Milligan, /.
Wild pitcbes-Matthews. 3. First base on balls
of Kilroy, g. off Matthew'S First base hits
Baltimore, s; Athletic, g. Errors-Ba'timore,
g. Athletic, 6.
NEW YORK, June 15.-New York won an easy
victory from Philadelphia to-day. The local
players were fortunate as to their errros, which
were not damaging. Scores
SsM 4s4i @ d 6-5
Earned run--New York, L. Two-base hit
O'Rourke, l. Passed ball-McGuire. l. Wild
pitch-Casey, l. First base balls-Philadel-
phia, S. New York, a. First base hits-Philadel-
phia 5; New York, 8. Errors-Ph Philadelphia, g.;
New York, 6.
BROOKLYN. June 15-The Brooklyn and Met
ropolitan clubs played poor and embarrassing
game to-day, the Metropolitans winning through
superior fielding. The attendance was 1000.
Scores
Metropolitans.. 30 o o 2 2 l 10
Brooklyn ---.....-.2 L o o 0 O. z
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 2; Metropolitans, q;
Twobase hits-Pinckney, Burchad Forster.
Three-base hit-Crotty, l. Wild pitch-Mays,
]. Passed balls-Peoples, |; Crotty, |. First
base on balls-Brooklyn, a; Metropolitans, A.
First base hits-Brooklyn. 9; Metropolitans, TO-
Errors-Brcoklyn. IL; MetropolItans g.
Boston, June 15-The Washington club was
utterly unable to hit Radbourne to-day, making
but two base hits during the game, while the
Bostons pounded Barr for ten hits. with total
of seventeen. Kingslow started in to catch for
the visitors but he hurt his hand in the third in
ming and gave way to Gilligan. Start was disa-
bled in this inning by a hard thrown ball from
Barr, and Baker replaced him. Crane took right
field. Score
Washington. o o O o o o O OIL
Boston ...--.....O o A o O 1 o *-8
Earned runs-Boston. 3. Home run-Morrl,
l. Passed bals--Kingslow. q Gilligan, 2 Two
base hit-Hornung. 1. Three base hit--Johns-
ton l. Wild pitches-Barr, g First base on
balls-Off Barr, 2; off Radbourne. g. First base
hts-Boston, 10; Washington. 2. Errors-Bos
ton, 6; Washington, 10.