The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-14
BASE BALL.
Games Lost and Won Yesterday by League
and American Association Clubs

CINCINNATI, May 13.-The Cincinnatis jumped
from the train to the field in twenty-five minutes
this afternoon, and won ball from St Louis,
playing they have yet made. The only errors
of the Cincinnatis was a wild throw by Baldwin,
and he redeemed himself in a few minutes by as
sisting in brilliant double play. Only four hits
were made off Mullane's delivery. Baldwins
catching and Fennellys running catch were the
most brilliant features of the game, in which
fine fielding was done in nearly every inning
Scores
Cincinnati 81 Snn;a ------.22 ! 2 ! 9E
Earned runs Cincinnati, g. Three-base hits
Jones, Hudson. Two-base hits, Corkhill Nc
Phee. Passed oals-Bushong, l. Wild pitches
Hudson, 2 First base on balls-Off Mullane,
5; off Hudson, B. Base hits-Cincnnati. Z; st.
Louis 4. Errors-Cincinnati, l; st. Louis, T.
ST. Louis, May 13-The game to-day was
like the handle of a jug, all on side. st.
Louis batted very heavily. Daily, who pitched,
was not only struck hard, but was wild. sending
nine men to bases on balls. Boyle pitched in
fine form for the home team, while his batting
was the feature of the game. He made five hits
ont of six times to the bat one being home run
over the fence, and another a double, the ball
hitting the fence Score:
Washington .. 30 0 Q 8 @ 3
~ Earned runs.St Louis. . Washington, 0.
Two base hits-McKnnon, g. Boyle. Three-base
hit-Quinn. Home run-Boyle. Total bases on
hits-St. Louis. 81 Washington, 4. Bases on
errors-St. Louis, IL; Washington, 4. Left on
base-St Louis, s; Washington, 4. Struck out
By Boyle, O; by Daily, l. Double plays-Dunlap
and McKinnon; Glasscock, Dunlap and McKin-
non. Bases called balls-Off Boyle, 2; off Daily,
8. Passed balls-Crane, /.
CHICAGO, May 13-The Chicagos defeated the
New Yorks by clever batting and magnificent
fielding to-day. Mccormick pitched a faultless
game and the visitors bothered him but little,
ORourke being the only one able to .'get there"
Dorgan made fine home rum Flynn made
splendid throw-in from center, putting ORourke
out and saving run. The game was well
played all round. Score:
New York O 2 O @ O %
Earned runs-Chicago. Z; New York, l. Home
runs-Dorgan, Williamson. Two-base hit
O'Rourke. Three-base hit-Pfeffer. Passed
balls1 dSs 3 I Kelley; 2 First base on err
New York, 8; Chicago s Left on bases-New
York, 4; Chicago 8.
DETROIT May 13.-The baseball game to-day
between the Boston and Detroit League clubs
was closely contested in the field. Getzein and
Radbourne worked hard, and the latter had less
hits of him, but he was hit at the right time. In
the first inning Burdock fumbed, and Hanlon
reached first, and scored on threebagger by
Brouthers, who scored on Thompson's single.
Again. in the third, Richardson reached first on
wild throw, and came in on Thompson's hit
Score:
Boston. ...0 10 o %
Earned runs-Detroit, L. Boston, /. Home
run-Thompson. Two-base hits-Poorman,
Radbourn and Burdock. Three-base hit-Brou-
theirs. Passed ball-Bennett. l. First base on balls
Detroit, l; Boston. 2 Struck out-Detror. 4;
Boston. T. Left on bases-Detroit, 4; Boston, 6.
Errors-Detroit, /; Boston, g.
PTTTsBURa, May 13.-The effective pitching of
Morris and the bad fielding of the Louisvilles
made victory for the Pittsburgs comparatively
easy to-day The features of the contest were
Whites work at short, for the visitors, and fine
running catches by Kuehne and Smith, Of the
home team. Score:
Pttsburg. ...-...1 o 2 o o Cd
Louisville -----.--.1 0 o 0 o o 0 o.
Earned runs-Pittsburg, l; Louisville. l. Two
base hits-Kuehne. Mann, Mack. Passed balls,
Cross. 2. First base on balls--Off Morris, q
off Hecker. !. First base hits-Pittsburg, 9.
Louisville, Errors-Pittsburg, l; Louis
Vile g.