The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-31
OUT DOOR SPORTS,
Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs.


lean Association Ball Clubs.
CHICAGO, Aug 30.-The Chicaros won the
game in the first two innings, and nearly lost
it in the last two By the poorest sort of play pos
sible. They piled up four errors that gave the
visitors six runs. The Philadelphias failed to
hit Clarkson until the eighth inning, and then
they got all their hits in There were no brilliant
PLAYS made Score:
Chicago. o o. -13
Philadelphia ..-..O o o o o 3 6-lO
Earned runs-Chicago. 4. Philadelphia.
Home runs-Pfeffer. Daily. Three base hit
Flynn. Two base hits-Cusick and Burns.
Bases On bails-Chicago, Z: Philadelphia. d.
First base on errors-Chicago g Philadelphs.
5. Passed bails-Cusick. L; Arson. A. Wild
pitch-Cascy. l. Struck out-Chicago, 4;
Farrar. Base hits-Chicago. Is; Philadelphia,
T. Errors--Chicaeo, -: Philadelphia, IL
DETRoIT, Aug. 3G.-The home team could not
play bali safely to-day, and the visitors had the
game their own way after the fourth inning.
Conway's support was excellent, while the field
ing of the Bostons rather loose Johnston
caught several difficult flies and Hornung cap
tured liner from Richardson's bat that knocked
him down. Scores
Detroit. ----.0 0 @ o o o.
Earned runs-Boston. l. Two-base hits
Rowe, Sutton. Wise, Johnston Passed balls
Cunning, 2 First base on bails-Detroit q
Boston, 3 First base on errors-Detroit. D;
Boston l. Struck out-By Conway 2: by Stem
meyer 8 Double plav-Richardson, Broutners
and Camel. Base hits-Detroit q Boston, 10.
Errors-Detroit. 6: Boston, s.
The Detroit baseball managementha signed
Pitcher O'Day, of the Savannah club. The sign
ing of Gillen on Saturday gives more catchers
than needed. and Decker will be released.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug 30-The Maroons pounded
THo9. bar N hvpr h:np FL, a;v =; nd
sisted by errors by the Giants at critical points,
won a well-earned victory from New York to-
day. The game was marked by generally ex-
cellent work on the part OF the Maroons the
pitching of Kirby being especially fine. He was
splendidly supported by Myers. and proved a
puzzler to the Giants McKinaon, by magnif-
cent drive over the left-fed fence made home
run, sending Kirby home before him. Score
St. Louis; ..--.------.o Q 9 2 %
New York .-----..-...1 o o 0-3
Earned runs-St. Louis, 2. Twobase hits
Kirby, Cahill, Conner. Home run-McKinnon.
Total bases on hits-St. Louis. 1S; New York. g.
Left on bases-St. Louis, Z New York, 5. Struck
out-by Kirby. g. bv WEIGH. T. Donale PLAYS
Ward, Gerhardt and Conner; Gerhar0s and Con-
nor; Glasscock Crane and McKinnon; kirby
Myers and McKinnon. Bases on called balls
off Welch, /; off Kirby, 2 Passed bals-Myers,
2. Stolen bases-Gasscock and McKinnon.
Wild pitches-kirby, 2.
KANSAS CRY, Aug 30-The Nationals won
their first game for the season from Kansas
City to-day. and did it by superior playing all
around The visitors work was characterized
by some exceptionally brilliant fielding. Score:
Kansas City.......o o o o o o o 3 o.
Washington. .I o O. 2 2 O. SIS
Earned runs-Kansas City q Washington, 3.
Two-base hits-Radford. Rowe. McQueery,
Hines, Knowles. Hayes, Farrell Wild pitch
g. Washington, l. First base on errors-Kansas
City. 2; Washington, 3. Struck out-by Whit
ney. 5: by Shaw, 2. Double plays-Whitney,
Myers and McQueery; Radford and McQneery;
Houck and Hines. Flies caught-by Kansas
City. L by Washington, 8. Passed balls--Gllli-
gan, q Rineo, 2
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 30--Irwin. a stranger to the
ST. Louis public was put in the box for the Gin
cinnatis to-day. and did fairly we'll The Browns
won after long and tedious game. Caruthers
was hit in the breast by ball from Corkhill's
bat, in the seventh inning, and weat to right
field, Foutz taxing his place. Both did effective
work. Foutzs hit into the right field seats en-
abed that player TO make the circuit anys@core a
home Carpenter, McPhee and Robinson
made brilliant stops There were about 1000
people in attendance. Score:
Cincinnati. .. - Q o IS
Earned runs-Browns. 3. Two base hit
Latham. Rome run--Foutz. Total bases on
.hits-Browns. ID Cincinnati; g. Left on bases
Browns, g. Cincinnati. 8. Struck out-By
OdrubHeTS, %. Dy FOutA, q, Uy lrWtus DOuUle
plays-McPhee and Reilly; Caruthers and Com
iskev. Batter hit-Latham. Bases on called
balls--Off Caruthers. 4; off Foutz, 2; offrIrwin,
6. Passed balls--Baldwin g.
NEW YORK Aug. 30-At Staten Island, to-
day, the Athletics defeated the Metropolitans in
a resided game Score:
Athletics. ....2 2 q 0 O O-5
Metropolitans .......l o q 0 OIL
First base on balls-Athletics, 8; Metropoli-
tans, l. Three base hits-Larkin, Coleman.
Two base hit--Millgan. Stolen bases-Meis-
ter, McGarr. Base hits-Athetics, TO- Metro
politans. 4. Errors-Athletcs, 5; Metropoli-
tans, 2
BALTIMORE, Aug. 30-Brooklyn won to-day,
owing partly to bad umpiring Score:
Baltimore. ---..--....O o 0 o o.
Brooklyn..-.-..1 o o o 0-3
Two.ha hit-Phiips. Three-base hit-Phil-
lips. Passed balls-Fulmer, 2. First base on
balls-Off Kilroy, 4; off Porter, 3. Base hits
Brooklyn, 3. Errors-Baltimore, 3; Brook
Ign, T.