The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-27
OUT-DOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
loan Association Ball Clubs.

Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
loan Association Ball Clubs.
DETROIT, Aug. 26-Detroit lost both the game
and the lead in the race to-day in long and
rather exciting game. without special feature
except the opportune punching of hits by the
visitors Scores
Philadelphia i. Q 8 Q Q 9 Iii
Earned runs--Detroit, l; Philadelphia, Z. Two
base hits-Ganze,l, Andrews, .Mulvey. Three
base hits-Wood, Irwin, Casey, Bastian. Passed
Casey, L First base on balls-Detroit 6; Phila-
delpha. 2. Firsr-base on errors-7Detroit 2;
PHILADELPHIA, g. Struck out-Detroit q Phila-
delphia, 3. Double play--Irwin, Bastian, Far
ra- Base hits-Detroit, Is: Philadelphia, ID
Errors-Detroit, 7; Philadelphia, II.
CHICAGO. Aug 26-The Chicaeos batted Rad
bourne freely and out played the visitors in the
field making several brilliant plays. Johnston
made some splendid catches and the visitors
fielding was good. The home team made all
their errors in the last two innings. Score:
Chicago l 0-lo
Earned runs-Chicago, 5. Home runs-Kelly,
Williamson. Three-base hit-Burns. Two-base
hits-Pfetfer, Ryan. Bases on balls-Chicago,
z; Boston, g. First base on errors-Chicaeo, 2;
Boston, s. Passed balls-Flint, ]; Daily. l.
Wild pitch-Radbourne l. Struck out-Chi-
cago, l: Boston. d. Double plays-Pfeffer and
Arson; Burns, Pfeffer and Arson Base hits
Chicago. 10; Boston, 8. Errors-Chicago, 10;
Boston, Id.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26-The Maroons outplayed
Washin gton to-day, defeating them in a game
marked by wretched fielding on the part of the
visitors and light batting. Kirby again pitched
finely, not hit being made off him till the sew
enth inning. He was well supported by Myers.
The best feature of the game was Glasscock's
work at short. He made several phenomenal
stops of what were apparently safe hits. Hines
and Seery had several difficult catches Scores
st. Louis. .--.--.-.-2 Q 4 Q Q 0-6
Washington. --------.O o o O-3
Earned run-St. Louis, /. Two base hit
Washington, B. Left on bases-St Louis B.
Washington 3 Struck out-By Kirby, 3; by
Madigau. A. Stolen bases-Myers. McGeachy.
Bases on called balls-Of Kirby, 2; off Madi
gan. 2.
CrNorNNATr Aug. 26.-The champions were
outbatted today and the home club won game
on its merits. Lewis. Corkhill and O'Neill did
the most batting while Latham, McPhee,
O'Nel and Lewis carried off the pitching hon
ors. Umpire Walsh, who was so unsatisf factory
to the Clncinnatis yesterday and the day before.
reused the ire of the Missourians this afternoon,
and they made It point in the last few innings
to ask for judgment onevery pnt-out they made,
no matter how plain case. Attendance, 1,62O
Score:
snf f.oais. .... S 3 9 3 g & 9 8 ia -s
Earned runs--Cincinnati, S; ST Louis, /. Two
base hits-Corkhill, lewis McPhee Three
base hit-O'Neil. Passed ball-Baldwin.. l.
Wild pitch-Muliare /. First base on balls
OFF Mullane Z; off Hudson. 2. Base hits-Cin-
cinnati, IL; st. Louis Z. Errors--Cincinnati, 2;
st. Louis, 2
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 26-Pttsburg won it's
fourth consecutive victory from Louisville, this
afternoon. The game several times inter
rupted by rain. and was stopped at the end of
the seventh inning. Hecker was hit hard at op-
perfume times, and the visitors won easily. Score:
Louisville .----.---.--,-0 Q Q 9 Q 33
Pittsbarg ......---..--..O 2 o o o ut
Earned runs-Pittsburg, 2; Louisville, q Two
base hits-Galvin, Sylvester. Three base hits
Brown, Barley, Miller. First base on balls
Hecker, 5; Calvin, l. Struck out-by Hecker,
B. by Calvin, 1. Double plays-Smth. Barley
and Shomberg; White and Kerins. Only eight
innings were played on account of rain.
KANSAS Cry, Aug. 26-There was hard hit
ting both sides to-day, and the game was
quite exciting. The giants had the luck from the
start Connor, Ward and Radford led IN the
batting. Score:
Kansas oity.-.--...-3 9 9 Q / II
New York. *-12
Earned funs-New York. 6: Kansas City, s.
Stolen bases Whitney ~, Radford. Lille. Two
base hts-Bassett McQueery. Three-base hits
-Radford, Connor. Gillespie. Passed balls
Briody l; Finley, B. First base on balls-New
York, B. Kansas City, 2 First base on errors
.
WEIGH. B. by Whitney, l. Double play--Ward
to Gerhardt to Connor
NEW York, Aug. 26.-The Metropolitan and
Brooklyn clubs had another interesting contest
at Staten Island to-day. The batting on both
sides was light, but the hits of the visitors were
we'll placed and of more value than those of the
home club. Both sides played we'll in the field
Score:
Brooklyn .......O 2 o ! o o Sc
Metropoltans ....-..0 O o Q O o D o o.
Earned runs-Brooklyn. 8; Metropolitans, l.
First base on balls-Brooklyn, 3; Metropolitans
Home run-Peoples. Base hits-Harkins,
Orr Wild pitch-Harkins. Passed balls
Clarke, 2; Reipschager, l. Base hits-Brooklyn.
7; Metropoltans, s. Errors-Brooklyn, 4; Metro
poltans, 4,
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-IAe Athletics shut
out the Baltimores to day in one of the prettiest
fielding contests of tho season. Both sides did
clever work. Score:
Athletics ......0 o o o o 2-2
Baltimore. o O o o 90
Earned runs-Athletics. q Home run-Isar-
kin. Two-base hits-Gleason, McGarr. Farrell
Three-base hits-Larkn. 2. Passed ball
O'Brien, /. First base balls-Athletics, g.
Base hits-Athletics, Z; Baltimore, g. Errors
Athletics, !; Baltimore, g.
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