The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-12
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and AS
ISOLATION Baseball Clabs.


Games Played Yesterday by League and AS
ISOLATION Baseball Ciabs.
NEW York, Aug. ll-To-day's New York
Detroit game was the last of their latest series,
and the bestplayed game of the three. and for
the third consecutive time the New Yorks won.
The giants played without an error, and the
wolverines made but two. Every run made
was earned. Esterbrooks fine work was the
| feature His home run in the seventh inning
won the game for the home team. Baldwin and
WEIGH both pitchedin admirable form. O'Rourke
opened the batting by triple Conner followed,
and sent O'Rourke home on single.
The visitors scored their two runs
in the sixth. Richardson made
hit went to third on Brouthers
double and pretty hit by Rowe sent in the two.
Inc nome team tied the score in their half OF
the inning. O'Rourke hit for double, went to
third on Baldwins wild throw, and scored on
Connors hat. When Esterbrook grabbed the
ash In the seventh inning and whacked at the
bail, ne sent the sphere through the right field
picket fence. He reached home before Thomp-
son round the ball. Dunlap and Hanlon made
one-hand catches that set the big crowd at great
cheering Attendance, 1000 Score:
New TOrk.... .......GI 8 Q 1 8 IS
Earned runs-Detrot, 2; New York, 3. Two
base hits-Brouthers ~, O'Rourke. Three-base
t-ORourke. Home run-Esterbrook. Passed
bal-GanzelL First base on balls-Detroit. 3;
New York. 2 First base hits-Detroit, 6: New
York, 5. Errors-Detroit, 2.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 1.-THE Louisville club
again defeated the Brooklyns to-day, in a one
sided contest Terry was knocked out of the
box In five innings, after which Toole went in to
pitch. The fielding of the Brooklyns miser-
able at critical moments, and the Kentucky fav-
orises piled mp the runs at pleasure Ramsey
surprised the crowd by making four safe hits
one being fine triple. Hs also Mortified the
spectators by making clean steal of third base
The Brooklyns are crippled somewhat IN the
field. Smith, Burch and McTammany all being
injured. Score:
Louisville --.--.....1 o Q o Ala
Brooklyn --..O o o o o l.
Earned runs-Louisville, 5; Brooklyn, /. Two
base hits-Browning, Pinkney Three base hits
Ramsey, Cook. Double plays-White and
Kerins, Struck out-By Ramsey 10; by Terry,
B; by Toole, 2 Base en- balls-Of Ramsey, q
off Terry, q off Toole, 2. Passed balls-Clark,
B; Kerins. /.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 1.-THE Baltimore contingent
of the association met with warm reception at
the hands of the Browns and the weather.
McGinnis was pounded hard and the Orioles had
hot work of it chasing the sphere. Rolan's
catching was wretched. Foutz let up in his
pitching after the fourth inning, as the Browns
had the game secure Robinson and Caruthers
made long hits that Melted home runs The
Browns batting, Welchs and Macullars field
ing, and Bushongs catching were the features.
Score;
St, Louis Q 8 8 o lis
Baltimore ..-.......O o 2 o O.
Earned Runs-Browns Z Baltimore, 3. Two
base hits-Welch ~. Robinson, Foutz ~, Mui-
doom. Three base hit-Latham. Home runs
Robinson, Caruthers. Total bases on hits
Browns, 3d. Baltimore. Ii. Left on bases
Browns 8; Baltimore Z. Struck out by Fontz,
5; by McGinnls, l. Bases on called bals-Of
Foutz 2; of NcGinnis. 4. Passed balls-Do
Ian, 2. Wild pitches-Foutz. l. McGinnis 2
CINouNNAFI, Aug. 1.-THE Cincnuatis batted
Mays hard to-day, while the Metropohtans scat
tered their eight hits. The game was marked
by some of the prettiest field play seen here this
season. McPhee played a strong game, both at
the bat and in the field. Orrs batting and Mel
sons fielding were the features of the visitors
work. Score:
MetropoItans. o o 2 o o O O SIS
Earned runs-C,ncinnati. z; Metropolitan, 2
Home runs-Orr, ]; McPhee, l. Three base hits
-McPhee, Reilly, Mullane First base on called
bans-Of Mullane, g. off Mays, !. Base hits
Cincinnati, IL; Metropolitan, g Errors-Cincin
matt, 2; Metropolitan, O.
s2rersBURe, Aug. 1.-The Athletics won in
the ninth inning, to-day, by hard batting. Pre-
vious to that they could not hit Morris at all.
Both clubs played a strong game. The features
the batting of Carroll and the fine work of
Bierbauer at second. Attendance 1900 Score
Pttsburg. Q 0 o %
Athletics. o o 3-3
Earned runs--Pittsburg 2; Athletics, 2. Two
base hits-Carroll t2t, Barkley, Coleman, Bier
bauer. First base on balls-Pittsburg, 8; Ath-
letics, l. First-base hits-Pirtsburg, z; Ath
letics. s. Errors-Athletics. 2. Only one MAI
was ont when the winning run was made.