The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-05
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.


and American Association Ball Clubs.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-The Chicago and
Washington clubs played a good game to-day,
but the latter met their usual fate. The visitors
won the game, which was notable for many ex-
ceilent plays. Knowles's playing at third and
the batting of Hayes were the features of the
game Score:
Chicago. Q 2 Q 20
Washington .....--..2 2 o o o GA
Base hits-Chcago 7; WASHINGTON, 8. Errors
Washington, g. Earned Runs-Chicaeo /;
Washington, 2. Home runs-Hayes and Kelly.
Two-base hits-Hayes and Arson. Passed balls
Noodle, l. Gilligan, l. Double plays-Knowles,
Force and Baker ~
BosToN Aug 4-This was evidently the
over the Detroit players, chiefly by opportune
batting. Radbourn and Dealey proved strong
team, and the other men of the home club
played errorless game. Poorman's three
Dagger and fine base-running were the special
features. The Detroits' errors were confined to
their battery and CAMEL, but their hits failed to
be effective. Richardson felded in excellent
manner: Score:
Boston.------. -----..l Q o IS
Detroit. o o 2 o 0 o.
Earned runs-Boston. a; Detroit, 2 Two
base hlts-Dealy, Nash, Brouthers, Baldwin.
Dealey, l; Bennett, 2. Wild pitch-Baldwin.
First base on balls-Off Raibourn, A. off Bald
win, 3. First-b base hits-Boston, IS; Detroit 10.
Errors-Boston. 5; Detroit, 8.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4-St Louis defeated
Philadelphia to-day by better work with the bat.
The Phillies made run in the first inning on
double by Wood and an error by Dunlap, and
first base on balls. st. Louis made four in the
second on three singles, a double and tumble
by Fogarty; one in the seventh, on two hits and
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Cahill's hree-bagger and an out. Score
st. Louis......O o % o Is
Philadelphia ....-..1 o 2 O O-3
Earned runs-St. Louis g. Philadelphia, l.
Two-base hits-Wood, Farrar. Cusick. Denny,
Seery. Three-hase hits-Cahill 2. Passed ball
Graves. First base on balls-St. Louis, q
Philadelphia, g. First base hits-St Louis, H.
Philadelphia, Z. Errors-St. Louis 8; Phila-
dephia, D.
New YORK, Aug. 4-Today's New York
Kansas City game was one-sded and uninter
esting. The Giants toyed with their opponents
hand gave out in the second inning. and
ORourke went in to catch Richardson being
placed at center field. The Cowboys made their
runs in the second inning on hits by Donnelly.
Lille and Radford, errors by Deasley, two wild
pitches and passed ball. In the ninth a base
on balls and hits by Conway and Hackett gave
them their fourth run. Attendance, 1900
Score:
New ks,'. York dstv I'D 9 2 90 PA
Earned runs-New York, 7. Two-basc hits
Conner, Dorgan. Gillespie. Three base hits
Conner O'Rourke. Radford Passed balls
O'Rourke, l; Hackett. l. Wild pitches-Keefe,
2; Whitney g First base on bals-New York,
l; Kansas City, 2 First-bas hits-New York,
49, Kansas City. T. Errors-New York, 2;
Kansas City, 6.
CINcrNNArI. Aug. 4.-The Baltimores alter
FL. De- ~
day, and won the game. The Cincinnatis did
some hitting, but were not SO lucky in punching
their hits. The fielding was poor on both sides
and the game lasted until after o'clock. At
| tendance 1000.
Cincinnati --.---.-.0 I Q Q s Ola
Earned runs--Cincinnati, 3; Baltimore, z.
| Home runs--McPhee, Corkhill. Two-base hits
| Manning Lewis, Baldwin. Three base hits
| Sommers. Muldoon, Powell. Passed balls--Ful-
mer. g. Wild pitches-Conway, 2. First base
! Conway, g. Base hits-Cincinnati, IA; Balti-
more IA Errors-Cincinnati. 7; Baltimore 8.
| PITTsBuRG, Pa, Aug. 4-The Pittsburgs
| again defeated the Brooklyns, to-day, by bunch
ing their hits in the first two innings and secur-
ing a lead that the visitors could not overcome.
The fielding on both sides was loose. Attend
ance $500 Scores
Brooklyn ....O / o Q Q 8 %
| Earned runs-Pittsburg 4 Two-base hits
| Brown, Handiboe Three-bas hits-Mann,
Barley. Passed bals-Miller, l; Peoples, 4.
| Wild pitch-Handiboe. First base on balls
Pittsburg, q Brooklyn, First-base hits
| Pittsburg. TO- Brooklyn T. Errors-Pittsburg.
| 4; Brooklyn, 8.
! ST. Louis, Aug 4-The Browns gave the Met
ropolitans another good drubbing this afternoon.
| Mays was in the box for the visitors, and Jared
| about as badly Lynch. 1t was onesided al
! fair. and there were no features to note but the
Browns batting. Attendance, 1000. Score:
| st. Louis .-...l o o 5 2 o. IL
/ Metropolitans.. o o o o.
| Earned runs-Browns. 3; Metropolitans, ].
Two-base hits--Latham III, Gleason, ONeill IA,
Fontz, Orr. Three-base hit-Hankinson. Total