The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-11
BASE BALL.
Games Lost and Won Yesterday sy League
and American Association Clubs.

CHICAGO, May 1o-The Chicagos got in two
double plays today, but did only fair fielding
otherwise Score:
Boston. .........1 o O o OIL
Earned run-Chicago, l. Two-b base hits-Dal-
rymple, Sutton. First base on errors-Chicago.
3; Boston, 3. Passed ball-Daily, l. Wild
pitches-Radbourne, z Struck out-Chicsgo, 8;
Boston, 2. Double plays-Pfeffer and Arson,
Gore and Burns. Base hits-Chicago, 8; Boston.
2. Errors-Chicago 8; Boston, 3.
DETROIT May 10.-Although the weather to
day was threatening, fully 5000 shivering but
enthusiastic people saw the Gotham giants
downed by the Wolverine sluggers in we'll
played contest OF seven innings, darkness pre-
venting longer play Hard hitting, well punched,
decided the game for the home Line. In the
first inning three singles yielded one for the
visitors, and in the fifth two singles and an
error gave them another. Detroit earned three
runs in the third with double and two singles
In the fourth, Manning beautifully stole second
after having reached first on hit. He scored
on one of Brouthers's two baggers The sixth
opened with base on balls. A single, two doubles
and an error by Esterbrook let in five more
runs, three of them earned. Notwithstanding
the soggy condition of the grounds the game
very we'll played, both clubs fielding closely.
While trying to steal second base in the third
inning, Ewing wrenched his leg, and was
obliged to giye~wav to Richardson Score:
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New York. ..............1 o o o.
Earned runs-Detroit, 7; New York, l. Two
base hits-Hanlon, Brouthers ~. Richardson.
Left OF bases-Detroit, 6; New York, T. Stolen
bases-Hanlon, l; Manning, 2. Passed balls
-Deasley, l.
ST. LOUIS, May 10-Wedman pitched we'll to-
day. but the visitors lost the game through
errors. 81. Louis had their new battery, Healey
and Graves, at work. and both did excellent
service The game developed no special features.
Through some mistake, President Young had no
official umpire on the ground. and Carruthers,
place. Score:
Kansas mas' City. 9 %
Earned runs-St. Louis. g. Two-base hits
Secrecy, Glasscock Dunlap, Denny ~ Three
base hit--Glasscock, l. Total bases on hits-St
St Louis, q Kansas City, G. Struck out-By
Healey, a. by Wedman, 4. Double plays-Myers
and McQuery; Myers McQuery and Bassett.
Bases on called bals-Off Healey, 2; off Weidman,
g Passed ball-Graves, l. Stolen base-Quinn
Wild pitch--Healey, /.
BALTIMORE May 1O.-The Baltimore club met
with its first shut-out this season to-day at the
hands of the Metropolitans Cushman in
splendid form, only two safe hits being made off
him. The game was sharply played and some
magnificent fielding was done by Hanson. Brady
and Scott, the latter making fine double play.
unassisted, in the fourth inning. Hankinson did
the best at the bat. Score:
Baltimore. o O O O 90
Metropolitans O o o 80
Passed balls-Fulmer, q First base on hits
Baltimore. 2; Metropolitans. Z. Errors-Bal-
tinore, 2; Metropotans, l.
PITTsBURG, May 10. Seven passed balls,
three hits and two wild throws gave the Cincin-
cinnatis four runs to day and defeated the homo
team The game was battle of pitchers and
devoid of any brilliant plays Score:
Pittsburg % o o o o.
Cincinnati ,.....-1 o o "a
Earned run-Pittsburg, 1. Three-base hit
Mann Passed balls-Carroll, 4 Baldwin, 2
First base on balls--Of Morris, 4; off Mul1ane,
8. Struck out-By Morris, 8; by Mullane, 10.