The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-06
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
ican Assuciafion Bali Climbs.

| and, after exhibition of heavy batting, the
visitors won by score of 10 to 7. Both Henry
and Getzein were batted hard, the former re-
ceiving poor support while the visitors backed
| Getzein in good style. The all-round playing of
/ Carroll and Richardson was the feature of the
game. Score:
D fsasoiss'o e, .. 9 . 10
Earned uns-Washington, 4; Detroit, g. Two
base hits-Carroll. Farrell, Houck Dunlap, Ben
nett, Getzen Threebase hit-Carroll. Wild
/ pltch-Henry, l. First base on balls-OlGfeld,
thompson, Hanlon. First base on errors-De-
| troit, B. Washington, g Struck out-By Henry,
3: By Getzein. g. First-base hits-Washington,
/ IA; Detroit, IA. Errors-Washington 9; De-
| troit 3
| The Detroit club defeated the Washingtons
| again this afternoon, in game which, while
DETER played, was not interesting as the
morning contest. Baldwin pitched very effect
lively, and had ne not made three wild pitches in
| the rstinnlng after Hines had secured first on
hit. the Washingtons would have been shut
| out In the second inning the Detroits batted
Gilmore hard making five runs, three earned.
on two three baggers, a double, single and an
error by Farrell Score:
Washington .--..1 O O o OIL
Detroit .--.-.--..O o o %
Earned runs-Detroit g. Two-base hits
Hines, CANCEL, Bennett Three base hits
White, Hanlon. Wild pitches-Gilmore. 2;
Baldwin, 5. Passed balls-Mack l. Bennett, L.
First base balls-Carroll, Farrell, Kreig,
Richardson, Thompson First-base hits--Wash-
ington. Z; Detroit, g. Errors--W Washington, 5:
Detroit 3.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 5-Philadelphia virtual
ly won the game from Kansas City, to-day, in
the third inning, when six runs were scored by
three singles. two doubles and two errors by
Radford They also batted for three singles and
home-run in the seventh inning. Kansas City
helded poorly, while the home teams only error
was wild throw by Farrar Kansas City scored
a in the eighth inning, but darkness then
put stop to the game, which reverted to the
seventh inning Score:
Phisdsl Pisy. SE155
Earned runs-Kansas City, 3; Philadelphia, g.
Home-run - Farrar. Two-base hits = Rowe
Briody, McQueery, Mccarthy, Farrar, Casey.
Passed ball-Briody. First base on balls-Phll
adelphia, 2. First base hits-Kansas City, 81
Philadelphia II. Errors-Kansas City, TO-
Philadelphia l.
New YORK. Oct 5.-Neary $500 people at
tended the game to-day at the Polo grounds be-
tween the New York and Chicago clubs Keefe
pitched with great effect, winning the game for
the homo club. Flynn was batted hard at
times. Connors's home run and the two three
basers OF Dorgan were the features of the game.
Darkness closed the game in the eighth inning
Deasley caught poorly, and gave Chicago four
runs Score:
New York. 2 o 3 OF
Earned runs-New York, 8 First base on
balls--Chicago. 4; New York. 5, Home run
Connors. Two-base hit-Williamson Three
base hits-Dorgan, 2. Passed balls-Deasley,
4; Harde, 2 Wild pitch-Flynn First-base
hits-Chicago. 4; New York. g. Errors-Chi-
cage, 3; New York, l.
PITTsBURG, Oct 5-Two games were played
at Recreation Park this afternoon between the
Pittsburgs aud Baltimores, in the presence of an
audience of 5000 people The visitors took the
first game by heavy batting, and the second one
was called on account of darkness at the end of
the fifth inning. with the score a tie. In the
second inning of the last game Fulmer was quite
seriously injured by a foul ball, and Doau took
his place. The games We're slow and uninter-
esting. Score of first game
Pttsburg ...---...-..2 O o o o o O-3
Baltimore. --....-.-..0 o o 3 o 2 sc
Earned runs Baltimore. s. Two-base hits
Brown. Coleman, Dolan. Three-base bits
Coleman, Davis. Passed bals-Carroll q Do
Ian. 3. First base on balls-Off Calvin. l; off
McGinnls 4. First base on errors-Pittsburg,
4: Baltimore. l. Struck out-By Calvin. l; by
McGinnis, 8. Notwithstanding, 5; Balti-
more, 13 Errors-Pittsburg, l; Baltimore, 4.
Score of second game:
Baltimore ............::.:::....o o-S
Earned runs-Baltmore, l. Three base hit
Carroll. Passed balls-Quinn. l: Dolan, L: Full
mer l. First base on balls-Of Kilroy, T. First
Struck out-By Morris, a. by Kilroy, g. Double
play-Barkey and Whitney Flrst-base hits
Pittsburg q Baltimore, none Errors-Pitts-
burg, /; Baltimore, 2.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 5.-The Metropoitans and
Cincinnatis played another close and interesting
game to-day before 200 spectators The Cncinna.
tbs won in the seventh inning on two hits two bat
terry errors and Skaters wild throw. The field
ing of McPhee, Meister and Mclaughlin, and
Orr's magnificent line drive to left field for a
homo ere ma iof foo tnr
Metropohtans 2 0 0 0 O O %
Earned runs-Cincinnati, /; Metropolitans, l.
Home run, Orr Passed balls-Snyder, l; Tim
mer l. Wild pitches-Mullane, 2. First base on
balls-Of Mullane. 3;off Shaffer, 3. Base hits
Cincinnati. Z; Metropoltans, G. Errors-Cin-
cinnati, 8; Metropoltans, 2.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 5.-Shamberg was put in to
pitch to-day, but his arm gave out, and the
Brooklyns had an easy time of it. The visitors
played fine fielding game also. and kept down
the Louisville figures. Score:
Brooklyn 6 2 Z Z 1 o s-23
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 8; Louisville, l. Two
base hts-Pinckney, Swartwood, Smith. Three
base hits-Collins, Smith, Burch Phillips
Passed balls-Terrell, 6; Rolf, l; Peoples, l.
Wild pitches Henderson, i; Chamberlin, l.
derson, g. Struck out-by Henderson, T. by
Chamberlin. H. Double play-White, Mack and
Wolf.
ST. Louis, Oct. 5-Seven hits, with a grand
total of seventeen bases were made off Harris
pitching by the Browns to-day. in their game
with the Athletics. This unmerciftl slugging
gave the champions easy victory. as
Murphy, the st. Louis amateur, who occupied
the box for the home club was very effective
The features were the home runs of Wech and
Latham. Score:
ST. Louis. 1 l / 1-9
Athletics. ....-.-.......-.-.-1 1 o o.
Runs earned-St Louis, 8. Two-base hits
O'Neill, Harding. Foutz Three-b base hit
Stovey. Home runs--Welcn, Lapham. Total
bases on hits-St Louis, IL; Athletics, Z. Left
on bases-St. Louis 2; Athletics, g. Struck out
BY Murphy. 3; by Hart. g. Double play
McGarr and Robinson. Bases called balls
nv 3. Of Hart 9 Passad hall ord