The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs.


DETROIT, Aug 25-The visitors could do
nothing with Baldwin to-day, not an earned run
being made, while the home team found the
ball without difficulty. Ranlon's home run in
second brought in two men, and Dunlaps three
Dagger in the third. and Thompson's home run
in the eighth, with the bases full each time,
were the features of the game The errors on
both sides were costly. Score:
p pstsdslphla- -o s 9 I ia
Earned runs-Detroit, G. Home runs-Han-
lon, Thompson. Three base hit Dunlap.
win, l; Daily, l. First base on bals-Detroit, S;
PHILADELPHIA, 5. First base on errors-Detroit,
8; Philadelphia Z. Struck out-Detroit, g. Phil
adelphia, 2 Double play-Dunlap Brouthers
and Rowe. Base hits-Detroit, IA; Philadel-
phia. 5. Errors-Detroit, IA; Philadelphia, 10.
CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Ths Chicagos won the
game to-day by superior batting and clever base
running. The visitors were unable to hit Nc
Cormick's pitching. Burns was the star player
of the day and made great record all around.
The errors of the home team were excusable.
Johnston and Cunning made briiunt catches at
critical points, saving runs. Score:
Chicago 0 o 0 O 5 0 2-S
Boston. ...--..------.O o 0 o o OIL
Earned Runs-Chicago, 4; Boston, l. Home
run-Sutton. Two-base hits-Burns, Kelly,
Johnston. Bases on balls-Chicago, 6; Boston,
2. First base on errors-Chicago. /; Boston. q
Struck out-Chicago. 2; Boston, 8. Double plays
Williamson, Pfeffer and Arson. Base hits
Chicago, 13; Boston, T. Errors-Chcago 6; Bos-
ton, 8.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-The Washingtons defeat
ed the Maroops, to-day, in one of the prettest
and most Sharply -contested games seen here.
Crane their rlght-heder, pitched finely, and held
the Maroons Gown to two hits. Heay pitched in
great form, and not until the sixth inning was &
hit made. But five Washington men reached
first, two of them on two baggers, and a single.
but they scored two runs. Glasscock's error was
excusable The best features of the game were
Cranes wonderful pitching and Graves's support
of Healy. Score:
st. Louis. 0 o o o o 90
Washington .-..-.--.O 90 O o o o.
Earned runs-Washington, q Two-base hits
Hayes, Crane, Baker. Total bases on hits
ST Louis, 2; Washington, 7. Left on bases
St Louis, a. Washington, q Stolen bases-Den-
ny. Seery Struck out-by Healy, 6; by Crane,
II. Bases on called balls-off Crane, g. Passed
ball-Graves Wild pitch-Crane
KANSAS Cry, Aug. 25-The New Workers
won to day by punching their hits in the fourth
and sixth innings. Both pitchers were batted
hard and brilliant fielding alone kept the score
down. Score:
New York......o 5 o 3 0 Q 80
Earned runs-New York, 8; Kansas City, 1.
Stolen base-O'Rourke. Two-base hits, Myers,
Bassett, McQueery, Ringo ~. Gillespie and
Keefe Three base hits-Esterbrook Keefe.
Passed balls-Ringo. 2; Finley, g Wild pitches
-Weidman, g First base on bas-New York,
4; Kansas City. /. First base on errors New
York, l. Struck out-by Keefe, s. by Weldman,
l. Double plays-Ward to Connor.
CINCINNATI Aug. 25.-The old time .inabiity
to hit at the proper time" explains the defeat of
the home club to-day. The champions found no
difficulty in batting Pechiney and won easily.
Some stupid playing was done by both clubs, and
the contest was far from brilliant. Score
e St. aonis ... .d 9 70 J 30 SS--ss
Earned runs-St. Louis, l; Cincinnati. l. Two
base hits-Carpenter, Robinson. Three base
hits-O'Neil, WEIGH. First base on balls-off
Pechiney, l; off Caruthers, g. Base hits-St.
Louis, IL; Cincinnati, G. Errors-St Louis, 4;
Cincinnati, s.
LOUISVILLE. Aug 25,-The Pittsburg club to-
day won its third consecutive victory from the
Louisville aggregation. Ramsey was hit freely
and his wild throwing to bases gave the game
away. Only five innings were PLAYED on &C
count of the rain. Score.
Louisville ------..---.---..--.---..0 o o 1-2
Pittsburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o Q OF
Earned runs-Louisville l; Pittsburg l. Two
base hits-Miller Carroll, Smith. Threa-base
hits-Carrol Wolf. First base on balls-off
Ramsey, g. Struck out-Ramsey,
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The Brooklyns won a
decidedly fine game from the Metropolrans at
Washington Park to-day. Henderson was in fine
form, and held the Metropolitans down to three
hits. Cushman was hit quite hard, but the hits
were scattered. The fold work on both sides
was very sharp, and at times brilliant Attend
ance 1900 Score:
Brooklyn. ........-.O O o i 0 o @ 1-2
Metropolitans .....-..0 o o o o o o IL
Earned runs-Brooklyn, q Metropolitans. l.
Two base hits-McClellan, Orr. Three base hit
Orr. First base on balls-Brooklyn. i; Metro
poitans, l. Base hits-Brooklyn, o: Metropoli.
tans, 3. Errors-Brooklyn, 3; Metropolitans, l.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 25.-The Athletic and
Baltimore clubs played two games here to-day
The following is the score of the first:
Athletics ....-......1 o o o O 3 l--5
Baltimore. .--..----...0 o 0 3 o Ii
Earned runs-Athlstic, 2; Baltimore. 2. Two
base hits Coleman. Scott. Three-base hits
Muldoon, Scott. Passed balls-Milligan. 2:zoo-
Ian, q Wild pltches-McGinnis. 2 First base