The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-29
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League aud Amer
lean Association Bell Clubs.

Games Played Yesterday by League aud Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2S.-To-days game be-
tween Chicago and Philadelphia was one of con-
slant kicking on tho part of the visitors, and
was finally called on account of darkness, in the
midst of wrangle, while the players were
awaiting Hardle to don his uniform to relieve
Kelly. who claimed to have sore hand. Arson
and Irwin had several heated controversies, and
to the delight of the 900 spectators, the Phila
delpna captain was sustained by the umpire In
every instance. The game was well played ex-
cept in the pitching department. the bases on
balls being costly on both sides. Score:
P PbsSe1n lb;:,.'.',--,1 9 9 Z o-s
Earned runs-Chicago, .; Philadelphia, g. Two.
base hits-Gore (2), Mccormick Farrar. Threebaso
hit--Andrews. Passed balls-Kelly, /; Clements, l.
VIC miid pitches-McCormck l. Daily. l. First base
balls-Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, 5. Base hits--Chca
0elphia, 4
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The Maroons turned the
1aoies on the Washingtons to-day defeating them in
very exciting and we'll played game. Gilmore and
deay we're in good form and pitched very effectively
the former ecnsng the record of strikeouts sixteen
OF the visitors being retired on his puzzlng curves
The fielding of both teams was good but the few
errors committed by the home team were very expen-
SlIe The s fielding Of Mack and McGeachy and the
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features of tie game. Score:
Washington: I'D o / Q q %
Earned runs-St. Louis. 3: Washington, g. Home
Ihree-base hits-McGeachy, Farrell Passed ball.
Graves, l. First base hits--St. Louis, g. Washing
ton, D. Errors-St. Louis, 5; Washington a.
:, NEW YORK Sept. 2S-The game to-day between
tested King pitched and did good service for the
cowboys. Radford scored the two runs for them by
good hits and stolen bases The local club earned two
of their runs Myers and Bassett played good game
Attendance LOCO Score:
New York .----.-.."1 L O O O-3
Kansas City. 0 o o o o o o.
Earned runs-New York 2; Kansas City, l. Three.
base base hits,Connor, Dorgan. Passed bals-Deasy, 4;
Hackett l.. Wild pitches-Keefe, 2; King, q First
base on balls-New York, 2; Kansas City, /. First
0ase nltS-New York 81 Kansas City, z. Errors
New York 3; kansas City, none.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 28.-Two games were PLAYED by
the Baltimore and St Louis clubs to-day resulting in
victory for each club In the first game Kiroy was
invincible, only three hits being made off him. Hud-
son was batted hard the visitors winning the game in
the sixth inning, when they made four runs. The
feature of the game was the remarkable running of
Fulmer, who. in the fourth innings made little in
field hit beat the ball to first then stole second and
thlrd, and there being two out, he made dive for
plate, but the batter, Macuar hit to third aud was
thrown out at first thus deprivng Fulmer Of clean
steal home. Score:
St. St, Louis .--.d 9 Ga
D"A0illoto- ....'' '--..V l. " " " " L 10
Earned runs-BaItirnore g. Two.base hits-Nicol
Davis, Sowders. Total bases hts-St. Louis: 4;
baltimore. IL. Sacrifice hits-Gleason 49, Comiskey
Hudson. Left on bases-St. Louis. 4; Baltimore 8.
Struck out-kemmer, Robinson, WEIGH ca Batter
hit-Latham. Bases called balls-Of Hudson, 3;
off Kilroy d. Passed ball-Kemmler, 1. Stolen
bases-ONeill, Purcell Wild pitch-Kilroy 1.
The second game resulted:
Baltimore. ......O G o O. g
st. Louis. o 8 1 2 ZIG
Runs earned-Baltmore. 1; st. Louis z. Two.
base hits-Welch, McGinniss. Three base hit
Foutz. Home runs-ONeiil, McGinniss. Total bases
on hits-St. louis. "a; Baltimore T. Left on bases
ST. Louis. 6; Baltimore, A. Struck out-Gleason,
Latham (St Louis, y, Mscullar (Baltimore) Double
plays-Latham Bushong and Comskey. Bases on
called bals-Of Foutz, 2 off McGinnis, /. Passed
balls--Doan, l; Bushong; 1.