The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-04

ing. Chicago played good fielding game. and
Williamson, Burns and Arson did their work
finely In the NINTH with score of six to moth
ing in favor of Chicago. the home team piled up
FIVE runs after two men had been put out.
Score:
Boston. o o O 0 SIS
Two-base hit-Sutton, l. Threebase hit
Cunning |. First base on balls-Of Clarkson,
4; off Buffnton, 3. First base hits-Chicago,
IL; Boston, 5. Errors-Chicago. II; Boston, g.
BALTIMORE, June 3-To-days game was lost
to Baltimore by battery errors and loose field
work, the St Louis club making five runs with
out the aid of base hit. The visitors ran the
bases daringly and well, though they could not
hit Kilroy to any effect Latham again evinced
desire to assault Bushong in full view OF the
audience, but was stopped by the st. Louis
players. Score
St. Louis. .........1 5 / O O Q %
Earned runs-Baltimore. a. Two-base hits
Gleason, l. Scott l; Fu.mer, l. Three-base
Wild pitch-Kilroy /. First base on balls-Off
Kilroy, 6: off Hudson, 1. First-base hits-Balti-
more, 9; ST. Louis, g. Errors-Baltimore, Z
st. Louis 8.
NEW York, June "a small crowd saw the
game between the Metropolitan and Cincinnati
clubs at Staten Island to-day The home nine
won by punching their hits. Both sides did
heavy smuggling Score:
Cincinnati .........s 5 oil
Earned -Metropolltans, 2; Cincinnati 2
Home run-Roseman Two base hits--Fennelly.
g. Nelson, l. Three base hit-Fennelly. l. Wild
pitch-McKeon, /. Passed ball-Baldwin. 1.
First base on neutrality-suspicious., 3; Cincinnati,
2 First-ba Neutrality-suspicious., ID; Cincin-
natl, l6 neutrality-suspicious., 81 Cincinnati, D.
PHILADELPHIA June 3.-Almost perfect field
ing by the Philadelphia club to-day resulted in
rather easy victory over the ST. Louis "Black
Diamonds" Both pitchers were effective. The
in field play of Denny and Bastian was note
worthy. Daily's muff of fly in the eighth in
ming saved the visitors a whitewash. Attend
ance, 1939 Score:
Philadelphia .........2 O o 2 0 o.
st. Louis. ---......-.O o . o l OIL
Earned run-Philadelphia, l. Two-base hits
First base on balls-Philadelphia 4; ST. Louis, l.
First-base hits-Philadelpha, 5; St Louis, 3.
Errors-Philadelphia s. ST. Louis. 8.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The New York Club to-
day easily defeated the Kansas City team. The
home team batted Weidman's curves most
viciously. Keefe pitched three innings. until
the New Yorks had a winning lead, and then he
went into center field and Richardson pitched
the game out. Ward Esterbrook and Briody
played brilliantly. Score:
Kansas Cty--.."..-..0 Q % 0-3
Earned runs-Kansas City, l; New York g.
Three base hits-Donnely, l; Connor, l. Two
base hits-Briody, Keefe, Ward. First base on
balls-Kansas City, 2; New York, A. First base
hits-Kansas City 10; New York, H. Errors
Kansas City, l: New York, B.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The Brooklyn club had
practically ''wak over" against Louisville to-
day at Washington Park, Brooklyn. The homo
team batted heavily. and played without an
error Score.
Brooklyn 4 O o O Oil
Louisville. ...--..-.1 . 1 o O. Q
Earned runs-Brooklyn a; Louisville, l.
Three base hit-Burch, l. Two-base hits-Por-
ter, l; Brewing l. Wild pitch-Ely, l. First
base on bals-Brooklyn, 6; Louisville, l. First
base hits-Brooklyn, 3D. Louisville, Z. Errors
Louisville, f.