The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-20
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs


Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs.
ST. Louis. Aug 19-rhirty-fve hundred peo-
pie saw the Smoky City aggregation shut out the
champions this afternoon. The Browns scat
tered their hits, while the Pittsburgs slugged
Caruthers hard. The visitors played beautiful
fielding game, CAROLS catch of hard line-hit
from Robinson's bat, and Whitney Barley and
Shomburg's play being especially fine. O'Neil.
Shomberg and Kuehne did the best work at the
bat. There were number of brilliant double
plays. Score:
Browns 49,. -------..o 0 o o o o Q 90
Plttsourg ..-.-.---..1 10
Earned runs-Pittsburg. f. Two-base hit
WEIGH. Three base hit-Kuehne Total bases
on hits-Browns, s; Pittsburg. 10 Left on
bases-Browns, Z; Pittsburg, Struck ont
BY Caruthers, 2; by Calvin. l. Double plays
|-Barkley and Snomburg Whitney, Barley
and Shomberg (2); Robinson and Comisky
Bushong. Latham and Comisky Bases on
called balls-Of Calvin. q off Caruthers 2
Passed bail-Bushong l. Wild pitch-Galvin.
LOUISVILLE. Aug l9-The Louisvilles defeat
ed the Cincinnati club to-day, IN an interesting
contest before immense crowd. The visitors
could do nothing with Ramsey's delivery, only
one scratch being made until the ninth inning
kerins hurt his hand in the third inning, and
Cross played splendid game in his stead
Score:
Cincinnati Cincinnati ... 30 2 o 0 o o o Is
Earned runs-Louisville, 2 Two-base hits
| Werrick, Sylvester. Three base hits-Kerins.
Mack. Carpenter. Double plays-Fennelly, Nc
| Phee and Reilly; McPhee and Fennelly: Fennel-
| ly and BELLY. Struck out-By Ramsey, IL; by
Pechiny. 2 Base on balls-Ramsey, 1; Pechiney,
3. Passed balls-Keenan, 2 Wild pitches
Ramsey, 8
CHICAGO, Aug. 19-The Chicagos defeated
st. Louis with the pony battery, and by cleverly
punching their hits, together with good base
running. The errors of the home team
inexpensive for the most part. Pfefer and
Moolic made brilliant plays. The visitors were
off. both at the bat and the field. Score:
s ST. IsSis 3 1878 9 90
| Earned runs-Chicago, 3; st. Louis, /. Three
base hits-Dalrymple, McKinnon. Cahill Two
| base hit-Anson. Base on balls-Chlcago, 4; st.
| Louis, l. Struck out-Chicago, 3; st. Louis, A.
Base hits-Chicago. 8; ST. Louis, 9. Errors
| Chicago. o. ST. Louis, Z.
WAsHINeToN. Aug. 19.-Tne Boston and Ma
tional clubs played great game of ball here to.
| day, which was won by the visitors. Shaw and
Radboutn pitched very effective game. Score:
Washington. -----.-..0 Q Ia
Boston, -..--...----.O o o "a
Earned runs Washington, !. Two-base hits
Crane, Farrell ~, Houck Daily. Three-base
hit-Crane. Passed balls-Gilligan, q Daily.
Wild pitch-Radbourn. First base balls
| Baston, 2. First base hits-Boston. 5; Washing
| ton, 8. Errors-Boston, 2; Washington, s.
| PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 19-The Philadelphia
| club defeated the New York club in to-day's
game. The giants loose fielding gave the Phila-
delphias four unearned runs in the sixth inning.
| Score:
Philadelphia. 0 0 o 4 O Is
New York.......O 0 1 O o o OIL
Earned run-Philadelphia, l. Two-base hits
-Mulvey,. Bastian Conner, Gillespie Three
haan AI11lv Init k off Eirot
on balls-Philadelphia l; New York, l. First
base hits-Philadelphia, 8; New York, 3. Errors
Philadelphia, 2; New York, g.
| New YORK, Aug. 19-The Metropolitan club
defeated the Brooklyn club at Staten Island to.
day, in the first game the clubs played since
their return home. Lynch pitched with his old
| time power, and Henderson did cleverly. not
| run being earned from his curves McTammany
triad to play. but had to give it up in the third
| inn ng Terry taking his place. McLaughlns
| play at short was the feature of the game.
Score: -
stsGa1yai .:o I'D ! g 60 % %
| Passed ball eipschlager. Home run-Han-
| kinson. First base on errors-Brooklyn, 4;
| Metropolitans, 3. First-base hits-Brooklyn, 3;
| Metropolitans, z Errors-Brooklyn, 6; Metro
| politan, 3.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 19-Kennedy had no con-
troll of the ball to-day, giving ten men first base
| on balls and striking two, and when he got it
over the plate the Baltimore men hit it hard.
| Kilroy was also rather wild. but the Athletics
were outplayed at every point Score:
A Aati,,aess ............i / Q %
Earned runs-Batimcre, g. Two-base hits
Manning, Muldoon, Stovey Bierbauer Three
base hits--Manning, Muldoon Passed balls
Dolan, 3; Miligan, 3. Wild pitches-Kilroy, q
10. First base hits-Baltimore, 49, Athletics, 5.
Errors-Baltimore, A; Athletics 4.