The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-27
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.

flames won ana Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.
BosToN, July 26.-By hard batting the Bos-
tons were, to-day, enabled to win their first
game this season from the Philadelphia club.
Stemmeyer proved puzzling to the visitors, who
only made four base hits. Poorman, Wise,
Nash and Johnston excelled at the bat for Bos-
ton, while FaTrar was the only one of the Wis.,
itors to make more than a single base hit. In
the fifth inning Ferguson ran against the fence
and famed himself. Fogarsy took his place.
Score:
Boston BS;1s%a,.S; ...-.9 ] 90 @ p ?
Earned run-Boston, TO- Philadelphia /.
Home run-Poorman, 1. Two-base hits
Wise, Nash, Johnston, Farrar. Three base hits
Wise. Passed balls-Tate, q Clemens, /.
Wild pitches-Stemmeyer l. Daily, 2 First
base on balls-Boston. l; Philadelphia, l. First
base hits-Boston, II; Philadelphia A. Errors
Boston, 6; Philadelphia, TO-
PHILADELPHIA. July 26-The Athletics could
do little or nothing with Hecker to-day, and the
Lousvilles scored an easy victory. Hart,
formerly of the Chattanooga, was given trial
in the local club, and he did far better than any
OF the Athletics recent experiments. A back
running catch by Mack was the only sensational
fielding feature Rain put stop to the play
during the first half Of the eighth inning, when
the Athletics had scored another run. The
game was called back to the seventh inning
Score:
Louisville ..............4 o o Q o o az
Earned runs-Louisville, T. Two base hit
Gleason. Three base hit-Werrick. Passed
ball-:Robinson, l. Wild pitches-Hart 2. First
base on balls-McGuire. Errors-Athletics, 6,
Louisville. 2.
with total of %, was the tune to which the
New York giants pounded "Pony" Madigan to-
day. and the home team suffered their usual de-
feat Notwithstanding the terrific manner in
ixxvni nH nn%h s.,&1
the field, they only earned four runs because of
chances which were not accepted to retire the
side. Scores
New York Q Q z 3-1s
Washington 40 1 o q o O. 1
Base hits-New York, %; Washington, 4 Err
runs-New York, 4; Washington, l. Two-base
hits-Hnes, Madigan. Thresba hits-Ger-
hardt, Deasly Wild pitches-Madigan, 2.
Stolen bases-New York. g. Struck out-By
Keefe, 5.
TORONTO, July 6.-The st. Louis mo. League
team stopped here to-day, on their way to New
York, and played an exhibition game with the
home club which it took ten innings to decide,
and was finally won by the visitors. Score:
T s.; d0Sis'.... .s 3 60 g 9 q
Batteries-Healey and Graves; Emslie and
Humphrey. Base hits-St Louis, H. Toronto,
10. Errors-St. Louis, 6; Toronto, 8.
STATEN ISLAND july 26.-The Metropoiitans
were again beaten to-day. The Cincinnati club
played we'll Score
Cincinnati. ....----..-.0 Q Q 9 o o %
Metropoiitans.. u o.
Wild ptches-Mullane, 3. First base on balls
Cincinnati, 8; Metropolitans, 2. First base on
hits-Cincinnati, z; Metropolitans, z. Errors
Cincinnati s. Metropolitans, s.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 26.-Base ball:
Chicago. -----."..----0 o D o o o rs
Rochester. -....----..1 0 o o OIL
Base hits-Chicago, g. Rochester, g. Errors
Chicago. 7, Rochester. l.
BALTIMORE, July 26.-To-days Balrimore-St.
Louis game was called at the beginning of the
second inning account of rain. The score
stood to in favor of the home club.
Maud s. Goes Quarter in 80 Ia Seconds.
New YORK. July 26-John Murphy took his
weekly trip up to Mr.. Robert Bonner's farm,
near Tarrytown, on Saturday. to give Maud s. a
spin in the course of her regular work in prepar-
ing for the coming trial, in which Mr.. Bonner ex-
poets she will be able to beat her own record of
2:O8s, the best in the world. Mr.. Murphy jumped
into the sulky, and after giving her a jog Of two
or three miles, said: This mare is a-fying /
think I'll have to let her out for quarter to take
the rough edge off," She was sent away trotting
as true as a die. She few over the ground, and
made the quarter in the wonderful time of 305
seconds, 2:02 gait Everybody present, in
Guiding her owner, was delighted at her speed
The fact that she made quarter mile a week
before In 81 seconds a 2:06 gait showed that
she could trot quarter in these low figures
Whenevar sha was IA He'd on to do II