The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-18
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and As
ISOLATION Baseball Clubs.


Games Played Yesterday by League and As
sociation Baseball Clubs
DETROIT Mich, Aug 1Z-Healey was quite
effective to-day. and had it not been for his gift
of bases in the fifth to three men the game
might have resulted differently. Getzein was
hit for one more base than Healy, but sharp
fielding by the home team and the inability of
the visiters to bunch their hits prevented single
earned run. Score:
St. Louis. ...-...----~o 9 9 g %
Earned runs-Detroit, 4 Two-base hit
Richardson. Three-base hits - Brouthers
Thompson. Passed balis-Graves l; Decker, l.
Wild pitches-Healy, g. First base on balls
Detroit l; ST. Louis, l. Struck out-Detroit, g.;
st. Louis, 3. Double plays-Rowe, Dunlap and
Brouthers; Richardson and Dunlap. Base hits
Detroit 10; St Louis II. Errors-Defroit
4; St Louis. 6.
CHICAGO Aug. 1.-THE Chicagos pounded
Whitney clear out of the box, for nineteen hits
and thirty-two bases and fifteen runs, with nine
earned. The visitors could not hit Mccormick
and were weak in the field. while the home team
fielded in good form. making some fine catches
and sharp plays. Arson relieved Kelly IN the
fourth inning. Score:
Kansas Cty.......o 0 o O.
Earned runs-Chicago. 9; Kansas City, l.
Home runs-McCormick. Anson Two-base hit
Gore. Three-base hits-Dalrymple, Arson,
Kansas City. 2 Passed balls-Anson. l; Hack.
EFT, 2 Wild pitches-Whitney 2 Struck out
| Chicago. 6; Kansas City, 3 Base hits-Chi-
| cago, 10; Kansas City, 4 Errors-Chieago, q;
| Kansas City, 10.
WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-THE New York and
| Washington clubs played another exciting and
| interesting game to-day, which was won by the
| visitors only after the hardest kind of work.
Crane was put in to pitch for the home club, and
| barring his wildness in the earlier part OF the
| game, did well. Hayes received hiss erratic
curves in the most approved style The giants
gained che lead in the first inning, chiefly through
bases on balls. The home club played good
uphill game, batting Keefe hard and often, until
the seventh inning, when the visitors led them
by two runs. Neither side scored after that in
ming The fielding of the home club, except in
| the fifth and sixth innings good, while that
| OF the visitors was uniformly good. Farrell
Ward and Dorgan led the fielding and the bat
| ting honors were awarded to Baker, Ward and
Hayes.
M NSs h1Eel 8 1 is O. 9
| Earned runs-New York, 3; Washington. g.
! Home run-Hayes. Three-base hit-Baker.
Two-base hits-Ward, Keefe. Passed balls
| ORourke, 2; Hayes. /. Wild pitches--Crane, 3;
Keefe. l. First base on balls-New York, 6;
/ Washington, l. First base hits-New York, g.;
| Washington, 10. Errors-New York, 3; Wash
| ington, III.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1.-THE Philadelphia
| Club outplayed the Boston Club in every way
/ to-day and won easily. Bastian, Nash, Sutton
and Mulyey played cleverly in their respective
| positions The visitors were unfortunate in
making their errors while the local players made
their hits The Phillies scored in the first
inning a tumble by Sutton, passed ball. q
i put-out and single by Daily one in the third
/ on double by Andrews. single by Ferguson
and muff by Daily; one in the fourth on a fun
BILE by Buffinton, wild throw by Daily and a
! hit by Farrar; two in the sixth on a tumble by
Nash, hits by Mulvey and Farrar, and wild
pitch, and one in the seventh on muff by John
/ ston and double by Daily. Boston scored two
| in the seventh on base on balls and two-baggers
| by Bufinton and Morrill,
| Philadelphia O L o 1 DC
Boston. O o o o.
Earned runs-Philadelphi /: Boston. l. Two
base hits-Andrews. Daily, Mulvey. Bufinton,
| Morrill, Passed balls-McGuire, /; Daily, L.
j Wild pitch-Bafinton. First base on balls
Philadelphia. l; Boston, L First base hits
Philadelphia. 8; Boston, z. Errors-Philadel-
| phia. g. Boston,
/ PITTsBURG, Aug. 17.-Mountain, who has not
| pitched IN championship contest for the home
| team since early in the season, was given an OPP
portunity today 20 show his effectiveness. He
| apparently had no control over the ball, as he
| gave ten men their base on balls and hit three
/ more. Lynch twirled the sphere for the Metro
politans and was hatted hard. The fielding of
/ the visitors was loose, and under ordinary cir
| cumstanees the home team should have had no
| trouble in winning the game Attendance 1000.
| Scores
Pittsburg g g g 9 9 @ Q o-5
/ Two-bass hits-Orr. 2; Smith PISSED balls
-Repschlager, z Win pitches-Mountain.