The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-08
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and axaarinan Asanciafi1n Rau CInhs.

and American Association Bali CLUBS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. The Washington and
ST. Louis clubs played very exciting and inter
esting game of ten innings to-day, in which the
home club led until the ninth inning, when the
visitors, by good batting, earned two runs
and tied the game In the tenth in
ming the home club again took the
lead, on singles by Madigan and Houck and
Knowless timely hit for two bases The visit
ors responded in their half of the same inning
by making three.runs two earned, on q base on
balls and singles by Quinn, Glasscock and Ny
ers. The winning run was made with only two
men out. The features of the game were the
brilliant fielding of Houck, Glasscock and Quinn,
and the batting of Hines, MGeachy, Myers and
Knowles Score:
Washington. ...-..2 o o 2-5
st. Louis --.---.-0 o o o o 3-6
Earned Washington, 2; st, Louis, S.
Home run-McGeachy. Twobase hits-Mc
Geachy, Kirby. Knowles Three-base hit
Hines. Passed ball-Myers. Wild pitch-Kirby.
First base balls-Cahill, (2), Seery, Hines,
Knowles. First base hits-Washington, 9; st.
Louis, 10. Errors-W Washington, 3; st. Louis, A.
PITTsBuRG, Aug THE Pttsburg club de-
feated the Baltimore club to-day by heavy bat
ting. The visitors were unable to do anything
with Handiboe's curves and helded very loosely.
Attendance, 5000. Score:
Pittsburg --3 O o 4-l1
Baltimore. @ o l. 2
Earned runs-Pittsburg, 4 Two-b base hits
Carroll, Kuehne. Barkley Three-base hit
Kuehne. Passed balls-Dolan. 4 First base on
balls-Of Handiboe, l. off Conway, First
base hits-Pitisburg, IL; Baltimore. 4. Errors
-Pttsburg, 3; Baltimore, Z.
LOUISVILLE, Aug About $500 people wit
messed the Louisvilles defeat the Metropoltans
to-day Ramsey WAS very effective, while Mays
was batted rather freely In the ninth inning
Kerins made fine home run. The Nets would
have been whitewashed but for Rosemans three.
Dagger in the last inning. Browning played
again to-day. batting and fielding in his old-tme
excellent STYLE
MetropoIitans. 30 O o O @ o IL
Earned runs-Louisville, 2; Metropolitans. ].
Home run-Kerins. Two base hit-Cook. Three
base hits-Orr and Roseman. Wild pitches.
Mays, 2. First base on balls-Of Ramsey II
off Mays 3. Struck out-By Ramsey, Z; oy
Mays, 5. Errors-Louisville, 3; Metropoiitans, q.
NEW YORK, Aug. Rain prevented the New
York-Detroit ball game here to-day.
CINoINNATI. Aug. 7-Brooklyn won to-day by
superior play. both at the bat and in the field.
Five of their ten hits were made in the fourth
inning. Smith and Pinckney played well IN
their positions and Mcclellan made fine catch
of red-hot liner. Attendance 3l65
CineinSati i. .....o Q o / o.
Earned runs Cincinnati, l; Brooklyn. l. Two
base hits-Swartwood Phillips, Mcclellan,
Clarke. Burch, keenan, Three base hit-Swart-
wood. Passed ball-Peopes. Wild pitch-Alul-
lane. Base hits-Brooklyn. 10; Cincinnati, 6.
Errors-Brooklyn. 2; Cincinnati 5.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug THE Athletics big batters
could do but little with Csruthers curves while
Cyclone Miller proved regular picnic for Won
der Abe's nine, and the Browns went up another
step to retain the pennant to-day. Nc
Garr's short field work grand, and Greers
catch of Foutz's long drive to center, and throw
in, doubling up WEIGH, was one of the finest
plays ever made on the ground. Foutz, O'Neili
and Coleman carried off the honors with the
stick Attendance 5000.
St IL, Louis-...oo / Q ! Q Q S-1o
Earned runs-Browns. 4 Athletics. l. Two
base hits-Welch Foutz, Hudson. Three-base
hits-Foutz. Coleman. Total base hits--Browns,
"a; Athletics, z. Left on bases-Browns, 5;
Athletics, 3. Struck out-By Caruthers, 8.
McGarr, Stovey and Robinson. Bases on balls
of Caruthers, 2; off Miller l. Passed balls
Kemmer, 2; Robinson, l. Wild pitch-Miller.
BOSTON. Aug. boston yon game from
Kansas City to-day without much exertion.
Wei6man was batted hard in the first four iu-
nings but after that he became more effect
i've Bufinton's pitching was perfect
enigma to the visitors, and for seven
innings they did not make single
safe hit Bufinton's work at the bat was also
good. The Bostons played faultless fielding
game up to the ninth inning. Myers and Rowe
ledin the fielding for Kansas City Score;
Kansas City ......O o o o O O O OIL
Boston. 2 o o o S--4
Earned runs-Boston. 2. Passed ball-Hack-
EFT. First base on balls-Kansas City, 2; Bos-
ton, 3. First-base hits-Boston, 10; Kansas City,
l. Errors-Boston, 4; Kansas City, s.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. Rain prevented the
Philadelphia Chicago game to-day.