The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-22
BASEBALL.
Chicago Badly Beaten by the Detroit Club
The Other Games Played Yesterday.

DETROIT, June II-Ihe 5,b3l spectators VINO
appeared at Recreation Park to-day saw hard
fought baseball battle, in which fine play was
abundant CAMEL, who caught for Detroit,
showed up in great form, both at and behind
the bat. and Brouthers covered himself with
glory by two extremely difficult catches, but
the center of interest in the home club was in
the box. Daily it becomes more evident that
Getzein deserves to rank high among pitchers.
TO day nine men struck out, and not a single
hit was made off his delivery till the ninth in
ming, when the visitors secured their only two.
For the visitors Clarkson did good work, but
Flints hands were sore, and several passed
balls resulted. Detroit began scoring in the first.
when Richardson hit safe, went to second on
Flint's wild throw, and scored on Thompson's
single. In the fourth, Clarkson presented
White with q base, passed bali
sent him to third, and Cancels sin
gle brought him home In the sixth
Hanlon reached first on called balls, reached
second on an out at first, went to third on Clark
sons wild throw to second, and scored on a base
hit by Camel. Hanon feared the game was not
safe, and sent the ball to right for a home run.
In the eighth inning, Chicago had but three men
reacn
stole second Flint opened the ninth with a sim
gle and came home on Dalrymp,e's three Dagger.
Gore fouled, and Brouthers captured the ball
after hard run. Kelly and Ryan then struck
out, leaving Dalrymple on third. No Chicago
brooms were in sight to-day. Scores
Detroit. .........1 0 0 sd
Chicago 0 IL
Earned runs-Detroit, 1; Chicago, l. Home
run, Hanlon. Three base hit-Dalrymple.
Passed balls-Flint, g. Wild pitch-Clarkson.
l. First base on balls--Detroit. 2; Chicago, 2.
Left on bases-Detroit, Z; Chicago, 3. Struck
ort-By Getzein. 8; by Clarkson, 10. Base hits
Detroit, s. Chicago, q Errors-Chicago, 8.
CINCINNATI, June 21.-The thirteen inning
contest between the st. Louis and Cincinnati
clubs to-day, was one of the best played and
most exciting ever witnessed here. The visitors
won after a hard russell by superior batting. The
fielding on both sides was beautiful, some re-
markable plays being made. While all players
did we'll in the field, Fennelly, McPAee. Robin
son and Nicol especially distinguished them
selves. The umpire gave great dissatisfaction
to both mines, but his decisions had effect on
the score. The weather was threatening and
only three hundred and fifty persons saw the
game. Score:
ST. ssni Ionis'..o o I Z 9 Y Y-S
Earned runs Cincinnati 2; st. Louis. A. Two
base hits-Welch 2 Latham, Nicol. Three
base hits-O'Neil, Fennelly. Passed ball-Bald-
win, l. First-base on bails-Of Mullane, 4; off
Caruthers, l. Base hits-Cincinnat Ii; ST.
Louis, L. Errors-Cincinnati, 2; ST. Louis. 2
KANSAS Cry, June 2l--Another uninterest-
ing game was played to-day Healy, who
pitched for the visitors, was hurt in the head by
| pitched ball and superseded by Boyle after the
seventh inning Score:
Kansas City.-.0 o 1 o o o 1-2
St. Louis. --..-....2 o % o 80
Earned run-St. Louis, l. Two-base hits
Bassett. Myers and Glasscock. Three-b base hits
-McKinnon Quinn and Boyle. Passed balls
Briody, 2; Graves, 3 Wild pitch-Boyle, l.
First base on balls--Of Weidman, l; off Healy,
l. off Boyle, /. First base errors-kansas
City, /; St Louis, 3. Struck out-By Weidman,
6; by Healy, l; by Boyle, 3.
PITTsBURG, June 2L-The home team took
kindly to Ramsey's delivery to-day, and won
with ease, Notwithstanding the fact that they
tors were unable to do any effective work with
Handiboe. He held them down to four scatter
ing hits and struck out their heaviest hatters
In the fifth inning Mack was injured by Carroll,
who was running to second and Neal was substi-
tuted. Score:
Pittsburg.. 90 0 4 O O O 2-S
Louisville ...--.----.0 o o o.
Earned runs-Pittsburg 2; Louisville. l. Two
base hits-Carroll. Glenn, Browning Passed
balls-Kerins. 2; Carroll, l. Wild pitch-Ram-
sey, l. First base on balls-Of Handiboc g. off
Ramsey. 3. First-base hits-Pittsburg, r.
Louisville, 4 Errors-Pittsburg Z; Louisville 4.
New YoRK, June 2l.-To-day's New York
Washington game was well contested and inter
esting Tie home club made fine rally at the
bat toward the end, and won in the last three in