The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-02
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Lost and Won Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.

innings to-day to decide the finest game of base
bali played here this season. 1t was between the
Kansas City and National clubs, and was finally
won by the Cowboys. An unfortunate accident,
which happened to Carroll in the last inning, al
lowed the visitors to score the winning run
Lille opened up che thirteenth inning with hit
to Carroll, who could have easily captured the
ball, but his ankle turned under him, and Lille
reached second. Weidman then hit slow
grounder to Shaw and was thrown out at first,
and Lille reached third, and subsequently scored
the winning run on Bassetts two-bagger. Score:
Kansas City 30 O O o o o o O o o O 10
Nationals. ..----.--.O o 90 o o o o OIL
Earned runs-Kansas City, 2; Nationals, 1. Two
base hits-Knowles, Donnely. Lille and Bassett
Stolen bases-Kansas City, 3; Nationals, 2. Base
hits-Nationals 81 Kansas City, 6. Errors-Nation-
ais A; Kansas City B.
New YORK, June 1.-The New York and De-
troit clubs played the first game of their latest
series to-day Crane, of the Detroits. played
poorly, but the New Yorks would have won with
out his errors. Gerhardt made wonderful
catch in the sixth inning of Richardson's line hit
Baldwin was hit so hard in the fifth inning that
Richardson was put in his place in the next
Rowe and Brouthers also changed positions.
Score:
New York i............o 9 9 Q IS
Earned runs-Detroit L; New York, 2. Twobase
hts-Connor, l; Keefe, /. Three base hts-Bennett
l; O'Rourke L. Wild pitch-Richardson. l. Passed
ball-Bennett, l. First base on balls-Detroit l;
New York L. First base hits-Detroit, 8; New York,
H. Errors-Detroit, 81 New York, 2.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The Athletics had
an easy time in defeating Pittsburg to day,
owing to the miserable battery work of Morris
mufing and fumbling throughout the entire
game. The batting of Gleason and Robinson,
and the base running of the latter, were the
features OF the game. Score:
f fiasssass ....1 s &s
kin, Robinson, Bierbauer (2) Mann. Morris. Wild
ptches-Matthews q Morris 5. First base on balls
letics, 10; Pittsburg g. Errors-Athletics g. Pitts
burg II.
New YORK, June lin the game between the
Metropolitans and Cincinnatis at Staten Island,
to-day. the visitors made rally at the bat in
the eighth inning and won the game. Corkhill
suffered a severe spraiu during the game, and
keenan, took his place. Score:
Metropolitans. -----.0 0 O Q l.
Cincinnati .---....3 . o o 6 .--I2
Earned -Metropolitans, q Cincinnati z. Two
hit-Jones Wild pitches-Cushman, 2; McKeon,
Passed ball-Holbert, 1. First base balls-Metro
politans, 2; Cincinnati g. First base hits-Metro-
81 Cincinnati, T. Mullane, of the Cincinnati club, has
been suspended for characterization.
Boston, June 1.-The Boston club was again
in luck to day, and won by general good play,
assisted by the poor fielding and costly errors of
the st. Louis nine. The home players fielding
was excellent, Nashes tumble being the only
error outside of the battery. Boyle pitched very
effectively for the visitors, and held the Bostons
down to four hits but he was not well supported
Score:
Boston. --.---.----.-3 9 % -
ST. Louis. ---.-.-.....0 i o o.
Earned run-Boston 1. Passed ball-Gunnng, 1.
Wild pitch-Boyle l. First base on balls-By Stem
myer. 5; by Boyle 2.
PHILADELPHIA, June L-Chicago WAS shut
out by Philadelphia to day, to the great delight
of the 3, 700 persons present. Outside of the
fact of the home club being victorious the game
was enjoyable one throughout, brilliant
work being the order all round. Score:
Chicago -.-....--.--.0 o 90
Earned runs-Phiadelphia, 2. Twobese ht--An.
son. Passed oall-Kelly First base hits-Chcago,
81 Philadelphia z. Errors-Chicago. 5; Philadelphia,
BALTIMORE, June About 5000 people saw
the home team win game from the St Louis
champions to-day. Considerable wrangling and
kicking was INDUCED in by the visitors against
Maccullar, who umpired the game. Score:
Baltimore. o 4 o 0 o 0 OF
st. Louis. ..-..-.....O o o o o o.
Earned runs-Baltimore Q. Twobase hits-Caru-
theirs, Comiskey. Wild pitches-Kiroy, 2; Caru-
TIERS 1. First base balls-Of Kilroy 4; off Caru-
TIERS 4. First-base hits-Baltimore z; ST. Louis, a.
Observation-Disclosures 1; st. Louis, z.