The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-22
OUT SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League aud Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs.

OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League aud Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs
DETROIT, Sept. 2L-The Detroit Chicago game
was stopped at the fourth inning by rain. The
score then stood: Chicago, 4; Detroit g.
ST. Louis, Sept 2L-Henry Boyle made his
appearance with the Maroons to-day. and Kan
sas City was whitewashed, but four scattering
hits being made off his effective delivery Ny
ers caught him in beautiful style. In the second
inning, the Maroons lit on to Whitney, and
pounded out two two baggers and two singles,
which, with Myerss error, yielded three runs.
Crane hurt his side in the fourth inning and
Qnnu took his place. He made a pretty drive
for two bases in tho seventh sending home Ca
hill. who reached first on a hit The best feat
ures of the game were the battery work of Boyle
and Myers, McKinnon's left-handed catch, and
long drumming catch by McGeachey, who led in
the batting Score:
Kansas City..........o Q o o O Q 90
Earned runs-St. Louis 3. Two-base hits
Myers McGeachey, Quinn. Total base hits
St. Louis. IA; Kansas City, 4. Left on bases
Boyle, g. by Whitney, 3. Double plays~Glass-
cock and McKiunon. Stolen bases-Seery, Lii
lie. Bases on balls-Off Boyle, q Wild pitches
Boyle, /; Whitney, l.
New YORK, Sept 21.-The New York and
Philadelphia clubs played their last schedule
game together at the Polo grounds to-day The
local club won, and the series stands eight to
. eight. The local nine made all their hits count,
while the errors of Cusick, Mulvey and Andrews
were costly. The game was slow and dull
The New York nine settled the game in the fifth
inning by scoring five runs. Attendance, 1900
Score:
f fsad tHshi . I'D 8 @ 60
Earned runs-New York, g Philadelphia, l.
First base on balls-New York, 3; Philadelphia,
!. Two base hit-Dorgan. Three base hits
Conner, Wood. Passed ball-Deasley. Wild
pitches-Keefe, Daily. First-base hts-New
York. g. Philadelphia, 6. Errors-New York, 2;
Philadelphia, 4.
BosToN, Sept 2l.--Boston suffered another
defeat to-day at the hands of Washington. the
latter earning three of it's four runs ODay
and Stemmeyer were both wild and unsteady.
Under instructions from the directors, the posi-
tions of several of the Boston players were
changed the change proving beneficial. Supe-
rior batting enabled the visitors to win. Score:
Boston ....-.....--...O o 1 0 o O-3
Bases stolen-Knowles NASH Morrill, Two
base hits-Mack, Farrell, Hornung. Three-base
hits-Hines, King. Passed balls-Mack, 3
Wild pitches-ODay. g. Stemmeyer l. First
base on ba!ls-off ODay, l. off Stemmeyer, 5.
First base hits--Washington, 8: Boston, S, Err
rors-Washington, 10; Boston, g.
BALTIMORE, Sept 21-Neither the Baltimore
nor Cincinnati club was able to make moro than
one run up to the eighth inning to-day, and as it
was then too dark to finish, the game was called
Both clubs did some brilliant fielding and both
Kiroy and Smith pitched magnificentlv; the
batting was unusually light Reilly split his
hand in tho seventh inning. Corkhill came in to
first. and keenan, went to right field, but did not
appear in the game Score:
Baltimore ..O 10 O q OIL
Cincinnati .......1 o o O O OIL
Two-base hit-Davis Passed ball-Fulmer. l.
Wild pitches-Kilroy, q Smith, 2 First base
on balls-Off Kllroy, a. off Smith, T. First-base
hits-Baltimore, 2; Cincinnati, l. Error-Cin-
cinnati l.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21.-The St Louis
champions won game from the Athletics, to-
day. by better work with the bat. earning four
of the six runs they scored. The local club
played we'll in the field, but ran the bases stupid
ly. The batting of Foutz and ONeil. and the
steady work of both pitchers. were the features
Score:
St. ssn Louis ......:.:G Q 9 Sc @6
Earned runs--Athletic, l. St Louis H. Home
run-Foutz. Two.base hit-Welch. Three
-O'Brien, 2; Bushong, l. Wild pitch-Hart. l.
First base on balls-O'Brien, l. First base hits
Athletic, 6; s.. Louis, IL. Errors-Athletic,
l. ST. Louis, s.
New YORK Sept 21.-The Metropolitans and
Louisville club played at Staten Island to day
LILO 1uulauS play on III Inc lOrIu, ana won Win
remarkable ease. Cushman was hit hard at
times. Rosemans batting was the feature of
the game Score:
Metropolitans. ......2 O 1 o $40
Louisville ---------O o o o 2 o o 3
Runs earned-Metropolitans 6; Louisville, l.
First base on errors-Louisvile 2 Three base
hits-Roseman. Orr. Two base hits-Kerins,
Cross. Home run-Roseman. Wild pitches
Kennedy, 3. First-base Neutrality-suspicious. 10;
Louisville, 9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, g. Louis
vile, 2.
NEW YORK. Sept 21-About 1900 people
witnessed the game at Washington Park. Brook
lyn, to-day, between the Brooklyn and Pittsburg
clubs. The game was good one. Both Porter
and Morris were batted hard, the home players
doing the heaviest slugging and capturing the
game. Score:
Brooklyn. o 200 o O-lO
Pittsburg. I o 2 O o II
Earned runs-Brooklyn 5: Pittsburc, g. First
base on balls-Brooklyn. 81 Pittsburg B. First
base hits-Brooklyn Ii; Pittsburg, 10. Errors
Brooklyn, z; Pittsburg. 5.
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