The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-18
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.
ST LOUIS July 17.-Reardon, an amateur,
pitched for st. Louis to-day, and did fair work,
but Brouthers's home run in the seventh inning,
which brought in two men, besides himself, won
the game Score:
St. Louis ..--.--.-O Q o o o o 0-3
Detroit ....1 o 1 O. o / 3 ~-6
Earned runs-Detroit, A. Two-base nits-Mc-
Kinnon, Myers, Richardson, Hanlon, Baldwin.
Home run-Brouthers Stolen bases-Quinn, 2;
Detroit is. Left on bases-St. Louis, s; De-
troit, 4 Struck ont--By Baldwin, g. Double
plays-Glasscock, Dunlap and McKinnon; Dem
ny, Dunlap and Mckinnon; Glasscock, Dunlap
and McKinnon; Thompson and CAMEL Bases
on called balls-Off Baldwin, l: off Reardon, s..
Wild pitches-Baldwin, 2.
New YORK, July 1.-THE New Yorks and
Bostons treated a. 900 spectators to another fine
exhibition of ball-playing to-day Clever plays
were numerous, and the crowd became enthus-
astc over each one Burdock. Morrill,. Nash,
Conner and Ward carried off most of the honors.
O'Rourke sprained his ankle in the sixth inGinc
and had to give way to Richardson. The home
club took the lead in the opening inning
ORourke made hit stole TO second and scored
on a hit by Ewing. In the sixth inning an error
by Tate and hit by Dorsan gave the New Yorks
another run. Hits by Gerhardt, Richardson and
Conner, and an error by Sutton added two more
in the seventh. Bostons two runs were made In
the eighth. on hit by Nash, an error by Ester
brook, wild pitch, and passed ball. Score:
B Boston W., .----.0 @ Q 9 2 %
Earned runs-New York, g. Two base bits
Sutton and Tate. Passed ball--Ewing, l. Wild
pitches-Stemmyer, l: Keefe. /. First base Oh
bals-Boston, 2 First base hits-Boston, 5;
New York, TO- Errors-Boston. B. New York. l.
NEW YORK, July 17-About 5000 people saw
the Metropotan.St Louis game to-day. The
Western champions toyed with the Indians, and
great game Hankinson's hit in the ninth inn
ing being the only safe drive made by the Met
ropolitans Caruthers DOTTED his cap to the
fortunate player. Mays curves were batted all
over the field. Scores
Metropolitans . Q o 0 2 0 O. 2
Earned runs-St. Louis. s. Three-baso hit
O'Nell, l. Two-base hlts--O'Neil, Robinson.
Passed balls-Bushong, l; Holuert l. Wild
pitch-Mays, /. First base on balls-St. Louis.
4; Metropolitans, 4. Firstbase hits-St. Louis.
Is; Metropoltans, 1. Errors-St. Louis, B;
Metropolitans, T.
WASHINGTON July 1.-THE Philadelphia,
by perfect fielding and punching of hits. Sc
cured an easy victory over the Nationals day,
who scattered their hits and punched their
errors. Fuller, a local amateur, pitched the last
i've innings for the Nationals, and but one hit
was scored off him, but his delivery was wild and
gave three men bases on balls. Scores
P Pbiiaas ! Q 2 990 20
Base hits-Nationals 10; Philadelphia, 5.
Errors-Nationals, Q; Philadelphia, 0. Earned
runs-Philadelphia, 8; Nationals l. Two base
hits-Hnes and Fogarty Three base hit-Crane.
Stolen Philadelphia s. Nationals, |.
KANSAS Cry, July 17-Flynn and Weidman
were both hit hard to-day, but the visitors hit
hardest. The fielding was rather loose on both
Sides Score:
Kansas Kansas City, 10 "a 99oo23 Q Q @ % 8
Earned runs-Chicago. a; Kansas City. 2
Stolen bases-Radford 81. Lille and Pfeffer.
Two-base hits-Ryan, Arson ~, Williamson.
Flynn. Three-base hits-Kelly, g Passed
balls-Moolic, q Hackett, l. Wild pitch
Flynn, l. First base on balls-Of Flynn, l.
City. 2; Chicago, 4 Struck out-By Flynn, 4;
by Weidman. s. Double plays--Pfeffer and An
son; Conway, Donnely and Myers.
BALTIMORE July 1.-THE Pittsburg team
won a ten-innings game from Baltimore to-day
by timely batting and errors by Houck and
Macullar The home team batted Morris with
much effect, but they were handicapped by the
errors of their own side. Score;
P Palt%1g s ....G 9 9-s
/ Earned runs-Baltimore. 4; Pit.sburg, g
Home run-Fulmer Two base hits-Fulmer,
Sommers, Macullar Three-base hits-Mulroy.
First base on bals-Baltmore. 4; Pittsburg, s.
First-base hits-Baltimore, l; Pittsburg. 8.
Observation-Disclosures, 4; Pittsburg s. First base
on balk-Kilro.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Athletics lit on
Pechiney in the fore part of the game to-day,
making nine hits, with a total of twelve bases,
in the first FIVE innings, when he gave way to
Mullane. The batting on both sides was heavy.
Score:
Cincinnati 2 8 o O DO
Athletics. ......-.3 O 2 2 2 5 o Obs
Earned runs-Cincinnati. d. Athletics, T. Home
run--Keenan. Two-base hits-Lewis Corkhill,
OBrien ~. Three-base hits-Lewis Stovey.
First base on balls-Cincinnati, /; Athletics, 6.
First base hits-Cincinnati. 16; Athletics, 16.
BROOKLYN, July 17.-To-day's Brooklyn Lou
isville game was watched by 5000 persons. The
local team won easily by hard batting Score:
Brooklyn. o DC
Louisville. o o o OIL
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 3. Three.base hit
McTammany. Wild pitches-Terry 1; Ramsey,
l. First base on balls-Brooklyn, 6; Louisville,
g. Errors-Lousville. 4; Brooklyn, 4.