The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-12
BASE BALL.
Games Lost and Won Yesterday by League
and American Association Clubs

CHICAGO May 1.-THE Boston club out
played the home team at every point to-day, and
hit Clarkson clear ont of the box. On the other
hand, the Chicagos could not touch Stemmyer,
and the game was decidedly one-sided. The
weather, which, at the beginning of the game.
was clear and warm, rapidly changed to every
appearance of rain and grew cool The attend
Ance was good. Score:
BgSiiss0. gessess. ! $50 G-5 G-5
Earned runs-Boston, e Twobase hits-Sut-
ton, Hornung Three-base hits--Poorman.
Passed balls-Daily, 2 Wild pitches-Stem-
myer, l. First on errors-Boston, 3. Struck
put-Chicago, 6; Boston, g. Double plays-Wilk-
lnson. Pfeffer and Anson; Pfeffer and Anson z. J
DETROIT, May 11-By their inability to hit
safely, and through ragged fielding. the New
York team failed TO score to-day. but allowed
themselves to be badly beaten. Throughout the
entire game the visitors were retired almost in
0ne-two-three order, the home nine playing q
perfect game Both clubs made several fine
plays, but the Of the visitors spoiled their
record In the fourth, triple, four singles
and three errors gave Detroit FIVE runs Four
more were scored in the fifth on three base hits.
wild pitch, and an error by Gerhart. Again.
In the eighth a base on balls was followed by q
muff and base hit, yielding the tenth run
Deasley and O'Rourke changed places in the sew
eAth. Score:
RR:t1'lF1 R:s York g 9 . o-lS g
Earned runs-Detroit, g. Two-base hits
Richardson, White and Manning Three base
hit--Rowe First base on balls-Of Welch, g.;
Double play--Richardson and Brouthers. Wild
pitch-Welch.
PITTsBURa, May 1.-The Pittsburgs won
another game from the Cincinnatis this after
noon by timely and hard hitting The visitors
also INDUCED in some slugging, but their hits
a.1J L-sl -
pot up to the standard. About 1000 persons
witnessed the game. Score:
pissDnssi. pisssDgIs ..o 9 So-
Earned runs-Pittsbure. q Cincinnati, g.
Base hits-Barkley, Lewis. Jones. Passed ball
Miller. /. Wild pitches-Hofford, g. First base
on balls-Of Hoford, 4; McKeon, 4. Double
plays-Mountain, q Barklsy and Mountain.
New YORK, May 11.-About 2. 500 persons saw
the game between the Brooklyn and Athletic
clubs. The latter were out-played at every
point, and Brooklyn virtually settled the game
by tremendous batting in the first inning. Peo-
pies fine short-feld work was feature OF the
game Scores
sssSSSiaiisa..ss ssSistis0s. IL q
Earned runs--Brooklyn, g. Two-base hits
McTammany, Gleason, Bauer. Passed balls
Robinson. 2 Wild pitches-Kennedy g Har
kins. z First base on balls-Brooklyn, 2; Ath-
AotlC, q. Ilfsb Udec alLo--DFOOklyus lOs AtuieUt,
T. Errors-Brooklyn, 8; Athletic. 10.
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE ST. Louis club bat
bed Ramsey hard this afternoon, and, by fine
base e-running had no trouble in winning the
game. Score.
Louisville. Q o Q O OIL
Bt. Louis. o o 2 20
Earned runs-St Louis, 4 Two-base hits
Latham. Foutz, Robinson, O'Neil Three base
hit-Latham. Passed balls-Kerins, 2. Wild
pitches-Ramsey, l; Foutz, l. First base on
balls-Of Ramsey, q; off Foutz. 4 Struck out
by Ramsey, 8; by Foutz, Double play
Cross.