The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-03
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

and American Association Ball C.aos.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Chicago and New
York clubs played the muffin" match of the
season to-day. After the opening inning the
Chicagos played badly. and their opponents won
easily. Clarkson was knocked out of the box in
the seventh inning Keefe pitched fair game.
The champions scored two in the first inning on
errors by Esterbrook and Gerhardt a wild pitch,
passed ball. and a hit by Gore. In the ninth
inning the visitors scored two runs Pfeffer
made hit got to second on wild pitch, to
third on passed ball, and home on Burnss hit.
Burns went to third on Garkson's hit, and
scored on a hit by Ryan. The New Yorks did
not earn a run until the seventh inning, when
Richardson. Esterbrook, Deasiey, Keefe and
Gerhardt made hits. Attendance, 1000. Score:
Chicago o O O O o 3
Earned runs-New York, 4; Chicago, g Two
base hts-Esterbrook and Ryan. Passed balls
O'Rourke, g. Williamson, 4; Kelly, 2; Arson, 3.
Wild pitcbes-Keefe, B; Clarkson, l. First base
on balls-New York. l. Chicago. l. First-base
York, 5; Chicago. 8.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2-The Philadelphias
defeated the Detroits to-day in an exciting ten
inning game. The home club scored three in the
first inning on singles by Andrews, Ferguson.
Irwin and Farrar, and muff by Crane. No
more runs were made until the sixth inning,
when the vislters scored two on base on balls,
a wild throw by Andrews, and singles by
Brouthers Rowe and Hanlon Andrews scored
in the eighth on hit; steals to second and third,
and wild throw by CAMEL. The Wolverines
tied the score in the ninth amid considerable ex-
element. Cancel was thrown out at first and
Baldwin was sent to first on balls Crane few
out to Foearty, and Richardson followed with a
two-bsse hit, on which Baldwin came 10.
Brouthers then raised fly to left, and the game
was regarded over. Daily, however, muffed
It. and Richardson scored the teing run. In
the tenth the Philadephias scored two. Fogarty
sent to frs on balls, and Ferguson made
hit Irwin just touched the ball and it rolled
along the base line. CAMEL picked it up and
threw wildly to Brouthers, and Fogarty ana Fer
guson scored. The Detroits were then retired
on flies. Scores
Philadelphia. o o o o o L o 90
Detroit. .-.-----.O 0 o o o o 2 o.
Earned runs-Philadelphia. |; Detroit, l:
Two-hase hits-Richardson, White. Passed
ball-Ganzel, l. Wild pitch-Baldwin, l. First
base on balls-Of Baldwin, 3; off Ferguson, 3.
FIRST base hits philadelphia. 8; Detroit, s. Err
rors-Philadelphia, 8; Detroit. 10.
BosToN, Aug. 2.-The Boston club won an
easy victory over St. Louis to-day They batted
Heaiy all over the field. Myers became used up
in the fourth inning and Graves was substituted,
the latter doing fine work. Bufinton did good
work for the Bostons for Six inning. and then
let up, as Boston then had the game we'll in
hand. Buffinton also batted well. The feat
ures of the game were running catch by Seery,
Dunlap's difficult catch of liner and running
catch by Wise. Score:
Boston -----..... o o L 2 o O. Old
st. Louis. L o o o % 4 l.
Earned runs-Boston, g. ST. Louis g. Home
run-Bufinton. l. Two-base hits-Wise, /;
Poorman. /: Morrill,, l. Threebase hits-Mc-
Kinnon, l: McGeacny, l. Passed balls-Graves,
2. Wild pitches-Healy, g First base on balls
Boston, 1; St. Louis l. First base hits
Boston, 16; ST. Louis, TO- Errors-Bdsf0n, 8;
st. Louis, H.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-The Cowboys defeated
the Washingtons again to-day through good bat
ting and the very wild pitching of an amateur,
named Winkleman, who was given trial by the
home club Score:
Kansas City........1 O o o / 0-12
Washington. 6 . o 0 2 O--1O
Base hits-Washington. 15 Kansas City, Is.
Errors-Washington IL; Kansas City, s. Earned
runs-Kansas City, 3; Washington, Z. Home
run-Hines- Two-base hits-Hines f2). Baker,
Lille, McQuery. Passed balls-Dugdale 2;
Hackett, g. Wild Observation-Disclosures 5.
Stolen bases-Kansas City. l; Washington, 4.
Double play-Force and Baker.