The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-29
BASEBALL.
Games Lost and Won Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs

DETROIT, June ga terrific slugging match
was witnessed by small crowd at Recreation
Park to-day. The statesmen from the Capitol
city tried to bat their way to victory, but were
outbatted. Carroll and Hines did the most fire.
quent hitting for the visitors while the home
club leaders were Richardson and McGinnis.
Three singles gave Washington two in the first,
and four singles, two errors and q passed ball
yielded three in the fifth Three singles and a
couple of errors gave three more in the sixth In
the ninth a single, triple and out gave two
more Detroit earned three in the third with a
triple, home rum a double and single. Two
singles, three Dagger. Forces muff and passed
ball brought four in the fourth. A home run, a
triple and out gave two more in the sixth In
the ninth the game was won with three singles.
Sore:
Detroit .............O 3 o 2 o O 2-11
Washington -...--.-2 O-lO
Earned runs-Detroit, 9; Washington g.
Base-hits-Detroit, II; Washington. l3 Errors
Detroit, 6: Washington, 3. Home runs-Rich-
ardson. 2. Two base hit-Thompson. Three
base nits-Brouthers, Getzein and Crane
Passed balls-Ganzel. 2; Gilligan, l. Wild pitch
-Getzein, /. First base on balls-W ashington,
/. First base on errors-Detroit, 2; Washing
Left on bases-Detroit, 5; Washington, 2.
CHICAGO June 28--The Chicago Philadelphia
game to-day was an excellent effort on Chcagos
part, up to the eighth inning, they had not
made an error and were fielding in splendid style,
batting Casey fairly well and earning run.
Mccormick made an error, with base on balls,
in the eighth inning, and Arson let Farrar gat
his base. thereby scoring run later off single
and double by Bastian and Casey. Woods
home run, in the ninth, was roundly cheered.
Score:
Pbilaselphia.. 30 Q Q Q Q IL
Earned runs-Chicago, l. Philadelphia, l.
Home run-Wood. Two base hits-Wood, Null
vey, Casey. Arson. Bases on bals-Chicago, 2;
Philadelphia, l. First base on errors-Chicago,
l; Philadelphia, j. Passed ball-McGuire, l.
Wild pitch-Casey, L Struck out-Chicago, 6;
Philadelphia, Z. Base hits-Chicaeo, 8; Phila-
delphia, g. Errors-Chicago, g. Philadelphia. H.
ST.. Louis, June 2S.-The Maroons shut ont
Boston to-day, winning by score of too. The
game was marked by sharp fielding, timely hit
ting and magnificent battery work by Boyle and
Myers for the Maroons, and errors at critical
points by Boston. The Maroons played with
great confidence, and scored very creditable
victory. Score:
st. Louis. 3 O O / O-5
Boston ..---...--.-.--O o o 90
Earned runs-St. Louis, 2 Two-base hits
Quinn, Wise Total bases on hits-St Louis IL;
Boston, s. Left on oases-St Louis, 8; Boston,
s. Struck out-By Boyle 81 by Radbourne,
Double plays-Rad bourne, Burdock and Wise;
Morrill, and Wise. Bases on called balls-Of
Boyle. 1; off Radbourne q Stolen bases-Mc-
Kinnon and Cahill.
Sweeney and Dolan of the ST. Louis League
team, have been fined $50 each and released for
ungentlemanly conduct during the game yester-
day between the St Louis American Association
team and the Cincinnatis
KANSAS Cry, June 28.-The Kansas City
H. Iofo 49, lkoG
their own poor fielding. Conway pitched the
first three innings and was taken sick. Whit
ney was then put in the box for six innings In
the eighth inning Keefe, the New York's pitcher,
was succeeded by Devlin, whose work was wild,
sending four men to first on balls Score:
N Ssns York ny ',.. 30 8 I'D III
Earned runs-Kansas City, 2; New York /.
Stolen bases-Bassett, Donnelly. McQuery, Rich
ardson (2) Two-base hits-Myers ~, Donnelly
~, Brody, Gerhardt. Three base hits-Con-
ners Ewing. Passed balls-Briody, q O'Rourke
of Conway, z off Whitney, l; off Devlin, 4.
First base on errors-Kansas City, 2; New York,
f. Struck out-By Conway, l; by Whitney, 4;
by Keefe, !; by Devlin, 2. Double plays-Don-
nelly, Myers and McQuery; Gerhardt and Ward
ST. LOUIS. June 28-Bad fielding in the first
and third innings by Reipschlager, Lynch and
Foster, helped the Browns materially to make
six runs The Metropolitans, later in the game.
nearly tied the home team. but the Browns
then earned two runs two hits, splendid base
running and a sacrifice, and won the game in
fine style. Score:
Metropolitans. 0 o o 8 1-6
Earned runs-St. Louis A. Metropolitans. 4.
Two base hits-Foutz. Roseman, Lynch. Three
base hit-Brady. Total bases on hits-St.
Louis, 8; Metropolitans, IL. Left on bases--St.
Louis, 3; Metropolitans, 6. Struck out-by
Foutz, Z; by Lynch. 4. Bases on called balls-Of
Foutz, l; off Lynch, 2. Passed balls-Busnong,
2; Reipschlager, 3. Wild pitches-Lynch, g.
CINCINNATI, June 28-The Baltimores were
completely Knocked out to-day by the Cincin-
natis. Kilroy was away off and in addition to
being heavily battsd, gave Ave men first on balls
and pitched wild four times. Fenneiy's field
work and the batting Of Reilly. Jones' Snyder
and Mulane were the only features of interest.
Score:
Cincinnati --...-..-.0 005 % Ia
Baltimore .-----.--.O 1 o o o O. A
Earned runs Cincinnati. 4; Baltimore, q
Snyder (2l. Mullane Manning. Passed balls
Nava. l. Wild pitches-Mulane, 1: Kilrov. A.
First base on balls-Of Mullane, 1; off Kilroy.
8. Base hits-Cincinnati. l3; Baltimore, g.
Errors-Cincnnati, Il Baltimore, B.
LOUISVILLE. June 28-The Lousvilles out
played the Brooklyns to-day, but the latter won
a close and exciting game in eleven innings.
The score was tied, and Peoples got first base on
a sacrifice hit. With two men out. Porter made
q two Dagger to center ana Peoples scored, win
ming the game. Score:
Louisville. O O Q 0 OO1 O-3
Brooklyn. o 0 @ @ IA
Earned runs-Louisville. I; Brooklyn.
Three base hits-Werrick, Porter. Wild pitches
Ramsey, 2 First base on bals--of Ramsey,
A. off Porter I. Struck out-By Ramsey 8; by
Porter. 2 Double play-Pincknay, Mcclellan
and Phillips.
L..
dulged in a smuggling match at the expense of
Matthews, to-day and won with ease. The
feature Of the game was Barkley's batting.
Score:
Pittsburg ..1 o o O 2 o 1-8
Athletics ..-.......0 o o o o y OIL
Earned runs-PittsbuTg. 5; Athletics. l. Two
base hits-Carroll, Barley. Kuehne, Calvin.
Larkin. Three base hit-Gleason. Passed ball