The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-03
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Lost and Won Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.


and American Association Ball Clubs.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE New Workers gave the
champions their worst defeat of the season, to-
day. before crowd of 5000 people. The homo
team only escaped a whitewash thre n a
clean base hit by Kelly. two stolen bases and a
wild throw The visitors batted Clarkson very
hard, and in the sixth inning ran up six runs on
the cleanest and hardest hitting shown against a
home pitcher here this year. Score:
New Ss1S+ York...........o 3 2 o Iii
Earned runs Chicago, /; New York, 7. Home
run-Conners. Three-base hits-Ward, Ester
brook, Gerhardt Two-base hits-Clarkson, Gil
3. Bases stolen-Kelly. O'Rourke. First base
on errors-New York, g. Passed ball-Flint. /.
Struck out-Chicago g. New York. 5. Base hits
Chicago 5; Now York, H. Errors Chicago
6; New York, g.
DETROIT, July 2 1t was thought yesterday
that Boston could play ball, but to-day's game
would seem to indicate that they had forgotten
how. Stemmeyer was wild, but when the ball
came over the plate the Wolverines pounded
hard. However, hits were not necessary to win
the game. as the alleged playing of tie Bean
eaters" allowed every chance for runs. Decker
a new catcher from the Southern League, made
his frat appearance and did very well, his throw
ing to bases being especially good. The home
club all played an almost faultless game Score:
Detroit ---.3 Z / I O. ! o n-12
Boston ------------O o 0 2 O.
Earned runs-Detrot, 4; Boston, l. Home
run-Hanlon. 1wo-base hits-Thompson. Tate.
Three-ba hit-Wise. Left on bases-Detroit,
4; Boston, d. Wild pitches-Stemmeyer g.
First base on bals-Detrolt, 3, Boston, 2. First
base on errors-Detroit 5. Struck out-By
Baldwin, z; by Stemmeyer s. Bases stolen
Detroit, 6; Boston, l. Base hits-Detroit, Is;
Boston, s. Errors-Detroit, g. Boston, IL.
ST. LOUIS, July 2-Kirby was wild again to-
day, ard sent six men to bases on balls, thereby
losing the game. Shaw was batted heavily in
the first part of the game, but improved later.
1 Quinn and McKinnou made fine catches, and
Glasscock,- Cahill and McKinnou for the Ma
rooms, and Carroll, for the visitors, did good
batting. Score:
VI Washington G1a5s,i. ..... Q 3 80
Earned runs-St Louis. 2; Washington, l.
Two base hits-Dunlap. Glasscock, Cahill, Car
roll. 2 Sacrifice hits-Quinn, Glasscock, Shaw.
Struck ont-By Kirby. 3: by Shaw. g.. Double
plays-Dunlap and McKinnon; Corcoran,
Knowles and Start; Baker and Start. Bases on
called bals-Of Kirby. 6; off Shaw. 2. Passed
balls-Gilligan. 3. Stolen bases--Mckiunon.
Seery, Myers, Corcoran, Gladman. Wild pitches
Kirby, 2; Shaw l.
PITTsBURG, July 2-The Baltimores were
completely at the mercy of pitcher Morris this
afternoon, and were shut out because of their
inability to solve his delivery. Henderson
pitched good game for the visitors, but was hit
quite hard in the fifth and ninth innings Frank
Curry, of this city, umpired the game up to the
fifth inning, when he retired, his decisions being
unsatisfactory to both sides. CALVIN was sub
stituted Score;
Pittsburg ..-....-.O o o 2 90 40
Baltimore ............O o o o 90
Earned runs-Pittsburg. 2. Two-base hits
Glenn. Mann. Passed balls--Carroll, /: Bigh
l. Wild pitch-Henderson. /. First base on
balls-Of Morris, 2; off Henderson, l. First
base hits-Pittsburg, g. Baltimore, 8. Errors
Pittsburg, 2; Baltimore, 3.
KANSAS Cry, July The home team punched
seven errors to-day in the seventh and ninth
innings, and gave the Philadephias the game,
which they had won up to that time They
gagged Ferguson's balls easily, while Whitney.
who pitched his fifth consecutive game, was very
effective, and if he had been properly supported.
the visitors would not have carried off the game.
Score:
Kansas City .--...O Q o / 2 Q 3 o O-6
Philadelphia. O o o Q So
Earned runs-Kapsas City, g. Philadelphia /.
Home run-Bassettv Two-base hitar<Rassett,
Rowe, Andrews, Fogarty. Three-b&se hits
McQuery, Fogartv. First base on balls-Kansas
City. e First base on errors-Kansas City, 2;
Philadelphia, 8.