The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Lost and Won Yesttr day by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.

Games Lost and Won YesttT DAY by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.
CHICAGO June 25-The Chicagos defeated
the Washingtons by simply knocking Barr out
of the box. They also used up Gilligan, and
Whiting was put behind the bat. Shaw went
into the box and they only got single and a
double off him. The Washingtons played bet
ter toward the last, doing some hard hitting and
making four runs. earning two of them. They
were not good at base-running, and were brought
home either by hits or errors, Arson helping
them three times. Chcagos fielding was poor
at the finish. About one thousand people were
present Score:
Washington .......i o 0 Q O 5 o. s
Earned runs-Chicago, s; Washington. q
Home runs--Pfeffer, Williamson Three-bas
hit- Start Two base hits.aDalrymple. Clark
son. Flint Shaw. Knowles, Start Hines. Bases
on errors-Chicago, l; Washington, 3. Passed
balls-Flint, l; Gilligan, l. Struck out--Chi-
cago, 4: Washington, g. Base hts-Chicago, 49,
Washington, 7. Errors-Chicago, 6; Washing
ton. 5.
LOUISVILLE, June 25.-The LouisviIles had an
easy time with Handiboe. to-day, and batted him
out of the box The Pittsburgs played a miser-
able fielding game, and could not hit Ramsey.
Score
Louisville. o 5 z 3 o Ole
flttsburg .---..-....O U u / 2 D
Earned runs-Lousville, a. Pittsburgh Home
run-Carroll. Two-basc hits-Kerins (2) Wolff
Kuehne t2,, Whitney Three base hit-White.
Passed balls-Carroll, B. Kerins, l. Wild pitches
Handiboe. l. Brown, 2 First base on balls
OFF Handiboe, 3; off Brown, 5; off Ramsey, 2.
Struck outnBy Ramsey, 5: by Handiboe. 4; by
Smith, Barclay and Ringo
There Is nothing in the rumoreG trouble be-
tween Carroll, OF the Pittsburgs. and the Louis
vile club. 1t doubtless had it's origin in the
threat to get even, that the Louisville PLAYERS
made at Pittsburg when Carroll ran into and in
jured Mack their second base man. The best of
feeling prevailed in today's game, and Carroll
was heartily congratulated on his home run
drive to center
ST. LOUIS June 25-Mutries big team added
another game to their list of victories to-day,
and the Maroons played good uphill game. but
lost all the same Dolan caugh, splendidly, not
outstanding broken knuckle. Denny and
McKinnon's batting and Gerhardt's fielding were
the chief features of the play. Score:
S St, f Torr ---...-.-,.99 9 9 2 Q IL
Earned runs-St. Louis. l. New York, /. Two
base hits-Dorgan, McKinnon (2), Denny. ~,
Ewing. Esterbrook. Total bases on hits-St
Louis. 10; New York. Is. First base on errors
St Louis, g. New York, 8. Left on bases-St
Louis. 8; New York. s. Struck out-By Kirby
3; by WEIGH, s. Double plays-Ewing and Ger
", .,
WEIGH, 3. Passed balls-Dolan, l. Wild pitch
es-Kirbv, 3.
CINCINNATI June 25 "A pretty base-ba con-
test between the St. Louis champions and the
Cincinnatis was won by the homo club through
heavy batting in the eighth and ninth innings
to day. They made single and three Dagger
in the eighth, and a three Dagger in the NINTH
outside of which they did nothing with the stick
st. Louis made seven hits but they were scat
tered, and their score was kept down by the Gin.
cinnatis' good fielding Score:
Cincinnati. o O o -
st. Louis ---.-----.O O OIL
Earned runs-Cincinnati, /; St Louis. l.
Three-base hits-Reilly, Corkhill. First base on
bals-Of Mullane l. Errors-Cincrnati, 1;
St. Louis, 4.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 25-The Brooklyn
and Baltimore clubs played to-day The Balti-
more players positions were changed, and as the
home players were unable to hit Powells curves,
they were defeated after good contest Score:
Brooklyn. .-..-..O o 2 2 o OOI O--5
Baltimore. ........3 o L l o 2 ~
Earned runs-Brooklyn, l; Baltimore 2 Two
base hits-McClellan, McTammany, Sommers.
Passed balls-Peoples, 2. First base on balls
Brooklyn 3; Baltimore, 2 First-base hits
Brooklyn 6: Baltimore, 8. Errors-Brooklyn.
4; Baltimore 5.