The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-04
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League a3d Amer.
lean Association Ball Clubs

O"AAAos II Aayeu yesterday Dy League and Amer
lean Association Bail Clubs
KANSAS Cry, Sept 3.-McKson, recent &C
QUESTION from the Cincinnatis, was put in u
pitch for Kansas City to-day. and the Philadel.
phias made eighteen hits off his delivery. This
visitors also played better ali around Theses
facts, and the wretched umpiring of Fulmer.
from a Kansas City standpoint. resulted in
score of IA to in favor of the visitors. Score:
Kansas City~---.-...1 y o 2 o O Il
Philadelphia. o 2 o 1 2 2 Ia
Earned runs-Kansas City. 2; Philadelphia. 8.
Two-base hits-Cusick, Farrsr, Bassett, Rinyo.
Threebas hit-Fogarty Passed ealls-Ringo,
l. Cusick, 3. Wild pitches-McKeon, 1: Daily
l. First base on balls-Off McKeon. L; off Daily
i. First base on errors-Kansas City, 4; Phila.
delphia 4. Struck out-By McKeon, l; by Daily,
T. Double piay-F'ogarty and Irwin. Flies
caught-By Philadelphia, 16; by Kansas City, g.
Left on bases-Kansas City; 6; Philadelphia, IL
LOUISVILLE, Sept 3.-Foutz, after pitching
and winning six consecutive games, was put IN
again to-day and was batted all over the field by
the home team, who made a total OF thlrty.two
bases on clean hits. The visitors played loose
fielding game. Bushong hurt his hand, and was
relieved by Robinson. AS Caruthers stepped to
the bat in the eighth inning he received tele-
gram announcing the death of his father at Chi
cago. He was relieved by Hudson. Score:
&, hssis ..2 Q 9 O. S-l :
Earned runs-Lousville, IL; St Louis, q
Home run-Werrick Two-base hits-Kerins,
Browning Mack (2), O'Niel (2) Caruthers
Foutz. Three-base hits-Wolfe, White. Passed
balls-Bushong, g. Kerins, l. First base on
balls-off Foutz, 8: off Ramsey g. Struck out
By Foutz, l. by Ramsey, s. The game was
called at the eighth inning on account of dark
ness.
New YORK, Sept 3-The Brooklyn club de-
feated the Athletics In a fairly-contested game
at Washington Park. to-day. There were nearly
1000 people on the grounds Score:
Athletics ............2 o o o 2 o o. s
Earned runs-Brooklyn, L. Two-base hit
Coleman. Three-base hits-Swartwood, Nc.
Tammany. Passed balls-Peoples, 2; Robinson
2 Wild pitches-Henderson, q Miller. 3. First
base on balls-Brook!yn, 4; Athletics, 3. Base
hits-Brooklyn, 49, Athletics, 4. Errors-Brook
Ign. 4; Athletics 6.
PITTsBURG, Sept 3-The Cineinnatis defeat.
ed the Pittsburgs this afternoon by heavy bat
ting in the first inning and the fine field work OF
Carpenter Fennelly and CorkhilL Attendance
2, 100. Score:
e PistsDosg ,-;1 Q SSS "a "a
Barley. McPhee, Jones, Carpenter Passed
balls-Baldwin, g Wild pitches-Mulane, /;
Calvin, l. First base on balls-off MulIane 4
Base hits-Pittsburg, s; Cincinnati, IL Errors
-FlttSDurg, z; CINCINNATI, Il
NEW YORK. Sept 3-The Metropolitan nine
defeated the Baltmores at Staten Island to-day
without much difficulty. Scores
Metropolitans. 2 3 O o o O ca
Baltimore. ........~.2 o o o o o o o.
Runs neutrality-suspicious. 5. Two base
hits-Nelson, Orr, Roseman. Wild pitches
Cushman, l; McGinnis l. Passed balls-Dono-
hue, l; Dolan, l. Base neutrality-suspicious.. 49,
Baltimore 2. Errors-Metropolitans, 2; Balti-
more, e