The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-20

Cages in free style. Hines was the only visitor
who hit GARRISON to any good purpose The Wis
itors' fielding was clever. A couple OF neat
double plays were made by Glligan. Score:
Shissgo d99 ! . dd -s
Earned uns-washneton, 4; Chicago,
hits-Hines ~. Arson, Knowle, Shaw. Passed
balls-Gilligan, 2; Flint, 4 First base on errors
Chicago, 2; Washington, 2. Struck out
Washington, 9: Chicago. 5. double plays-Shaw,
Gillgan and Gladman; Glligan,
DETROIT, May 19-Sharp fielding was char
acterstic of the ball game to-day, both sides do
nine settled the game. Two singles, triple,
and Farrar's muff made three runs for Detroit
to begin with. In the seventh single and
double brought in another A triple, two sin.
gle, double and beautiful sacrifice hit earned
three more in the eighth. With a single, a base
on balls aud double. the visitors scored their
only run in the first inning. Bastian played a
fine game at third, and Rowe's one-handed reach
for hot liner was greatly applauded. Score:
P pss ds,ai. ---$ 9 Q 9 9 I 3 a. O.
Earned runs-Detroit, 5. Two-base hits
hits-Brouthers and Rowe. Passed ball-Clem-
ent Wild pitch-Ferguson. First base on
balls-Detrot, l; Philadelphia, l. Struck out
Detroit, 6; Philadelphia, Left on bases-De-
troit 5; Philadelphia, B. Base hits-Detroit II;
Philadelphia, s.
slippery ball made to-day's Baltimore Cincinnati
game comedy of errors in which the visiting club
played the leading part They seemed to be
thoroughly de inoralized. and gave as poor an ex-
hibition of ball playing as has been seen IN this
city Mullane was batted freely, and Baldwin
caught so poorly that he was sent to right held
and keenan, put behind the bat. Score:
Baltimore. ...1 o / 2 5 o 0 Oil
Cincinnati ..1 o o 0 4 1 O. 6
Earned runs-Baltimore, l. Cincinnati, 2
Two base hit-Macullar. ]. Passed balls-Bald-
win, 5; keenan,, q Wild pitches-Taylor, l.
First base on balls-Off Taylor, 2; off Mullane,
2. First-base hits-Batimore. IL; Cincinnati. Z.
Errors-Baltmore 5; Cincinnati, b.
KANSAS CRY, May 19-The home team was
defeated again to-day by repetition of yester.
days score. The day fine but the ground
was rather rough, and the Giants, VINO strongly
outbatted the Cowboys, kept the opposing field
ers busy. 1t was in the batting that the visitors
showed most their superiority. Between 1000
and $500 people witnessed the game. Score:
k ksnss Ys Gisy--..-9 &c 99 81
Earned runs-New York, A. Passed balls
O'Rourke, 4 First base on balls-Kansas City,
3. First base on errors-Kansas City, 2; New
York g. Struck ous-Kansas City, Double
play-McQuery to Bassett
New YORK, May l9-The st. Louis club de-
feated the Brooklyns to day, playing in fine
form and winning easily. Umpire Clinton be-
came badly ratified" and was nearly mobbed
by the crowd Score:
Brooklyn. O o 1 %
st. Louis ........--..3 o 2 1 L ~
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 8; st. Louis. 4. Home
run-Burch. l. Two-base hit-McTammany.
Three-base hit-Gleason. Wild pitches-Har
klns, 2; McGinnis, 5. First base on balls
Brooklyn, g. St Louis, g. First base hits
Brooklyn, IL; ST. Louis, II Errors-Brooklyn,
6; st. Louis, 3.
PHILADELPHIA. May 19.--The Athletics again
defeated the Louisvilles to-day. The fielding OF
both teams was sharp, the errors charged them
being mostly of difficult plays. Mathews COM
pletely outwitted the visitors, and Ramsey was
also effective, except in the sixth and ninth in
nines, when the Athletics secured six of their
nine hits. Score:
Athletics ........O o 0 o O 2-6
Louisville ........O o o 0 O 1-3
Earned runs-Athletics, 2. Three-base hit
Stovey, l. Wild pitches-Mathews. 2. First
base hits-Athletics, 4; Louisville, 5. Errors
Athletics, s. Louisville, 4.
NEW YORK, May 19. The Pittsburgers turned
the tables on the Metropolitans at Staten Island
to day. Score;
Pittsbprg. ...........O O @ o O SIS
Earned run-Metropolitans, 1. Two-base HIT
Carroll, l. Three base hit-Orr, ]. Wild pitches
Lynch. l. Morris. l. Passed ball-Reipschla-
ger, l. First base on bals-Pittsburg, 4. First
base hits Metropolitans. 8; Pittsburg. 4 Err
rors-Metropolitans, 5; Pittsburg, 3.