The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-01

ST. LOUIS, June 30-The Browns won the
third successive game from the Metropolitans
today. Hudson was hit by line ball from
to Foutz, who pitched great game Walsh
made questionable decision in the fifth inning,
| when WEIGH hit the ball to Mays, who threw
WEIGH out at first and Comiskey and Gleason
| were put out at second and home, the Metropol-
itafls msking neat triple play, but after it was
done Walsh declared it a dead ball. and sent
Welch back to the bat and Gleason and Comis
key back to bases. Welch then made three
Dagger, bringing in both men. Nelson's fielding,
Bushong's catching, and Mays home run were
| the features. Score:
Metropoiitans. Q 3 8 o Q o-s
Earned runs-Browns. A. Metropolitans. 3.
Three base hits-Nicol and WEIGH. Home run
MAYS Total bases on hits-Browns, 16; Metro
politans, 10. Left on bases-Browns, z; Metro
politans, g. Struck out-By Foutz. 4; by Mays.
Double plays-Gleason Nelson, Foster and
Orr; Robinson, Gleason and Comskey. Batters
hit-Roseman, Latham. Bases on called balls
OFF Mays 2. Passed balls-Bushong, l; Crotty,
2. Wild pitch-Mays.
PITTsBURG. June 30.-rhe Pittsburg club to-
day won another easy game from the Athletics.
making the third successive defeat of the latter
club by the home team. Atkinson went in to
pitch for the visitors. but had of his fingers
hurt lii the first inning, and Kennedy was sub.
stituted. The home team jumped on to his de-
livery and batted him for sixteen. with total OF
twenty-five bases. Calvin was also batted hard,
but the hits scattered. Larkin's batting
was the feature of the game. Scores
R RittssSss 9 9 2 liz l.
Earned runs-Pittsburg 6: Athletics. /. Two
base hits--Carroll Smith. Kuehne, Miller, Lar
kin, Coleman t2), Bierbauer. Three base hit
Carroll. Wild pitches-Kennedy. /. First base
on balls-Of Calvin, /: off Kennedy, 8. First
base hits-Pittsburg, 16; Athletics, 10 Errors
Pittsburg, 2; Athletics. 5.
KANSAS Cry June 80 The Cowboys lost an
other game to-day. The New Workers. had no
trouble in finding Whitney's balls. and batted
him for eighteen safe hits. There was good
fielding on both sides. York was escorted from
the grounds by the police on account of disap-
prevail manifested over his umpring. Score:
S Ssns York; Ga.y ..... . 3 oil
Earned runs-New York, 8; Kansas City, l.
Home run-Conway. Two-b base hits-Ewing,
Ward, Lily, Hackett e. Three base hits
Common t2l, Ewing Passed balls -Briody. 2;
O'isourke, 8. Wild Whitney, /. First
base on balls-Off Whitney. 2. First base on
| errors-Kansas City, 2; New York, l. Struck
out-By Keefe. l; Whitney, 3. Double plays
Whitney, Rowe and MeQuery Stolen bases
ORourke, Richardson
CINCINNATI, June 80. -Kilroy, the Baltimore
phenomenon, was crushed indeed, to-day, the
home club pounding him for seventeen hits, with
a total of twenty seven bases. Mullane was hit
hard also, but the visitors folded and ran bases
poorly. Attendance, 1000 Score:
et1ennati -S g 9 g 80 81 g a. o-1s 9
Earned runs Cincinnati 8; Baltimore, 5.
Home runs-Scott Jones. Two-base hifs-Mc-
! Phee, Reilly l2l Three base hit-Mullane.
| Passed balls-Snyder. l; Fulmer g. Wild
pitches-Mnllane, l. Kilroy, l. First base on
| balls--Of Muane. l; off Kilroy, L Base hits
| Cincinnati. IL Baltimore. ID Errors-Cin-
cinnati, 5; Baltimore, Z.
| ST.. LOUIS June 30.-The home club was out
| played again TODAY. especially in the field and
| the game was generally embarrassing Both
| teams made numerous errors Score
| st. Louis. --.....--.-.O 1 Ia
Boston 1 2 2 o Go
Earned runs-Boston, 0; st. Louis, z Two
base hits-Serry, McKinnon, Denny. Total
bases on hits-St. Louis. TO- Boston, 8. Left on
bases-St. Louis 2; Boston, A. Struck out-By
| Kirby. 3; Stemmeyer. Z. Double plays-Qunn
and McKinnon, Cahill and Myers. Bases on
called balls-Off Kirby, l; off Stemmeyer.
| Stolen bases-Denny aid POorman. Wild
pitches-By Kirby, 2.
| LOUISVILLE. June 30-The Louisvilles won
| their first game of the series from the Brooklyns
to-day. They. jumped on to Porters delivery
/ and punched Eaeir hits Both clubs played an
Indifferent fielding game. Score:
Louisville. Q o 0 0 0 30
| Brooklyn. o o O o o IA
| Earned runs-Louisville g. Three base hit
| Werrick Passed balls-Kerins. |: Peoples, l.
Wild pitches-Ramsey. 2; Porter, l. First base
| on balls-By Ramsey. 8; by Porter, 2 Struck
out-By Ramsey. 8; by Porter. g. Double play
-Pinekney, Mcclellan and Philips.