The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-17
OUT DOOR 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.
ST. LOUIS, June 16-To-day's game not
postponed on account of rain, and despite the
wet grounds and slippery BALL an almost rerfect
exhibition was given. only four errors being
made. There was no run getting until the
ninth inning, when Latham got his base on balls,
was sent to second on base hit and home by a
sacrifice hit The Pittsburgs came very near
scoring in the same inning. One man ont
and two on bases, when hot liner was sent to
right field, which would have brought in two
men, had not Robinson. by high jump, caught
the ball and put it to first, making double play
and saving the game. Score:
st. Louis -------.---.O IL
Pittsburg. o o 90
Total bases on hits-St Louis, 5; Pittshurg, z.
Left bases-St Louis, 4: Pittsburg o.
Struck out-By Foutz, 10. Double plays
Kuehne. Smith and Carroll; Whitney. Smith
and Carroll; Robinson and Comiskey Bases on
called balls-Of Foutz 2; off Calvin. Passed
ball-Bushong, l. Wild pitch-Galvin, |.
DETROIT, June 16-Detrost took another game
from Kansas City, to-day. by timely hitting and
daring base.running. The Detroits took the
game in the ninth on two singles and q wild
pitch. Crane scored the winning run on a scratch
wild pitch. Wiedman was presented with dia-
mond ring from Detroit friends. Score:
B bsnsas city....-,.o ! 9 9 IY--ss
Earned runs-Detroit, 1; Kansas City q
Two-base hits-Bennett, Hackett Wild pitches
Detroit 3; Kansas City, 3. First base err
rors-Kansas City, 3. Struck out-By Baldwin,
Z by Weidman. g. Base hits-Detrot, 6; Kan
sas City. s. ErrorS-Detroit, 6; Kansas City, 6.
BROOKLYN. June 16--The Metropolitans to-
day won their fifth consecutive game from their
local rival. Brooklyn. The Metropolitans PLAYED
brilliantly, while the Brooklyns made wretched
exhibition. Toole's pitching was batted all over
the lot. Attendance, 1000 Score:
B ns,oasn7:.:o g 9 9 Q %
Earned runs -Metropolitans, 2 Wild pitches
-Toole. |: Lynch, l. Passed ball-Reipschla-
ger, l. Three base hit-Orr Two base hits
Orr Brady. First base OF balls-Brooklyn, q;
Metropolitans, 3. First-base hits-Brooklyn. B.;
Metropolitans IL. Errors-Brooklyn, II; Met
ropolitans 2
CINcINNATI. June 16-The Cincinnati and
Louisville clubs played q very poor game to-day.
Superior batting and Umpire Mortons wretched
work decided the contest in favor of the home
club. Over one thousand people were present
Score
Cincinnati. Q Q 9 o 9 o o-5
Louisville. o o 0 GA
Earned runs-Cincinnati, /. Two-base hits
Lewis, Ramsey, CARPENTER, White ~. Passed
balls-Baldwin, l; Kerins g. Wild pitches
Murphy 3; Ramsey, 1. First base on balls--Off
Murphy, 3; off Ramsey, L Base hits-Cincin-
natl. 9; Louisville, 6. Errors-Cincinnari, 81;
Louisville S.
BALTIMORE, June 16-After playing eleven
innings to-day darkness pus end to the Balti-
re-Athletic game. neither side having been
able to make more than four runs. The visitors
did the best work with the bat, but the home
team excelled in fielding Score:
Athletics o / / o o o O--4
Earned runs-Baltimore, L; Athletics. 3. Two
base hits-Bauer. Stovey, Milligan. IT, Three
base hits-Farrell Millgan. First base on
bals-Off Henderson. 2; off Atkinson, 3. First
base hits-Baltimore, 5; Athletics IL
Boston. June 16-To-day's game between the
Boston and Washington clubs was one of errors
Shaw and Bufinton were the pitchers. Boston
found little trouble in gauging Shaw. but did not
bunch their hits sufficiently to earn run. SUIT
tons fielding was the feature of the game. Hor-
nung was fined $40 for disputing a decision Of
the umpire. Score:
Washington o O 2 Q o o Q o.
Two base hits-Wise. Crane. Wild pitches
Shaw. 2; Bufinton. L First base hits-Boston,
s; Washington. T. Errors-Boston, 81 Washing
ton, g.
NEW YORK. June 18-The Philadelphia club
played the New York club to-day, and won
easily The feature uf the game was Irwin's
double play. ORourke made brilliant catch
during the game. Score:
New York --"--.-o o 90 90 OIL
Philadelphia ....-.-...3 O o "a
Three-base hit-Bastain. First base on balls
Philadelphia. FIRST base hits-New York, g.
Philadelphia, g. Errors--New York. 3; Phila-
delphia, L.