The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-09

Chicagos made their first run In the seventh In
| ming Kelly made two-base hit, ard Pfeffer
| made sacrifice. In the ninth inning Darymple
hit for three bases and scored on Kelly's three
/ Dagger. Ansons out to Dorgan sent Kelly
home. This settled it, though only two men
were out Ward, Gerhardt and Pfeffer played
| brilliantly. Score:
New York Q o Q %
Earned runs-Chicago, g. Two-base hit
Kelly. Three-base hits-Kelly, /; Dalrymple.
/. First base on balls-New York, /; Chicago, g.
First base hits-New York, 5; Chicago, 5. Err
rors-New York, 2; Chicago, 3.
BosToN, June 8.-The Bostons surprised even
themselves to-day by winning game from the
Cowboys" Both teams presented change bat
teries, and it was q great slugging game through
out. Rowe Meyers and McQuery excelled at
the bat for the visitors, while all the home team,
except Nash did good work with the stick. The
fielding was characterized by numerous errors.
No brilliant plays were made. Score:
k ssssaa. City. . 3 Z 81 -le 3
Earned runs-Boston, 7; Kansas City, 4 Two
base hits-Merrill. ]; Cunning l; Rowe, l; Nc
l. Passed balls-Gunning, 3; Briody, / Wild
pitch-Conway, l. First base on balls-Off Con-
way, 3. First base hits-Boston, 49, Kansas
City, Ii. Errors-Boston. 6; Kansas City, II.
PHILADELPHIA June S.-Philadelphia lost
another game to Detroit to-day. The visitors
|
field, while the home team made many damag-
ing errors Farrell, at second base, being par
ticularly unsteady. Titcomb. PhiladelphiA's
colt" gave five bases on balls and his deliber
ate delivery permitted the Detroiters to steal
bases with impunity. Attendance, 5000. Score:
Philadelphia I'D o / o Q 2 "a
Earned runs-Detroit. q Philadelphia, 2
Home runs-Thompson. l; Mcclure. l. Two-base
hits-McGure, l; Andrews. l. Wild pitch
Titcomb. l. First base balls-Detroit. 5;
Philadelphia, l. First base hits Detroit. 7;
Philadelphia, g. Errors-Detroir 2; Phila-
delpha, IL.
PITTsBURG, June 8-The Cincnnatis turned
the tables on the Pittsburgs this afternoon, de-
feating them after stubbornly contested game.
The home team outbatted and outfelded the
visitors, but battery errors gave them lead that
could not be overcome. The weather was clear
and pleasant Score:
Cincinnati f . ..........S o 3 o DO
Earned runs-Pittsburg, 8; Cincinnati, 2. Two
base hits-Smith, Carroll (2 Fennelly. Mask
rey. Three-hase hits-Brown, keenan,. Passed
bals-Ringo. l; keenan,. l. First base on balls
OFF Handiboe, 3; off Pechiney, 3. First base
on errors-Pittsbnrg. 3; Cincinnati, q Struck
out-By Handiboe, 5; by Pechiney, g.
BROOKLYN. June 8-Over two thousand peo-
pie witnessed to days game between the Brook
lyn and Athletic clubs. The home team won by
superior batting The Athletics became very
angry at some of the decisions of Umpire Kelly
The contest was generally uninterestng. Score:
Brooklyn. 2 o. o o Oil
Athletics. ....O 4 10 o o o 81 8
Earned runs-Brooklyn a. Athletics d Three
ba>e hits-McTammany, Gleason. Larkin. Two
base hits-McTammany, Mligan. Passed ball
-McCauley. Wild pitches-Terry l; Atkinson,
8. First base on balls-Brooklyn, 2; Athletics.
T. First base hits-Brooklyn IL; Athletics, IL
Errors-Brooklyn, 9: Athletics, 8.
BALTIMORE. June 8-The Baltimore club won
to day from the Metropolitans by good base run
ming and several errors the part of the Wis
tors Both Kilroy and Mays pitched effective
games and were batted lightly There was not
wild pitch or passed ball during the game
Forster made home run for the Metropolitans
in the eighth inning, their only tally. Scores
Metropolitans. .-.....O 0 0 o OIL
Baltimore .-.....O o o o 12 *-3
Earned run Metropoitans /. Home run
Forster Two base hit-Fulmer First base on
bails-Of Mays. 2; off Kilroy, L. First base hits
Metropolitans 4; Baltimore, 5. Errors-Metro-
politans. 5; Baltimore 4.
WASHINGTON June 8-The St Louis club
turned the tables on the Nationals to-day, and
defeated them in a close and exciting game, the
being tied three times during the play
Hines and Quinn led the batting, while Denny,
Force and Knowles did the best fielding. Groves
was disabled in the fifth inning and was succeed
ed by Dolan. Score
St Louis. o o o o 2-7
Nationals. ..-..1 o 3 1 o 1-6
Base hits-St. Lonis, Is: Nationals. z. Errors
st Louis. 9; Nationals, g. Earned runs-St
Louis, 4. Two base hits-Healy. 2; Groves. g.
Wild pitch-Healy, 1.-First base on bails-Of
Shaw, 3. Stolen bases-St Louis /; Nationals,