The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-07
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
lean Association Bail Clubs.


lean Association Bail Clubs.
Boston, Oct. 6.-The Bostons won as they
liked from St Louis to day and batted Kirby's
delivery all over the field. They played great
game in the field. too, until they had a sure VIC
tory, when they became careless. The visitors
found Radbourne puzzle until the score was 9
to against them, when he eased up, and st.
Louis batted more freely. getting in two home
runs in the sixth inning Score:
Boston ;-----------.2 Q Q 2 Ill
Earned runs-Boston. 6; St Louis 2 Home
and Boyle. Three-b base hits-Sutton. Johnston,
Daily and McGeachy. Wild pitches-Rad-
bourne. /; Kirby, A. First base on balls-By
Radbourne. l; by Kirby, 2 First base hits
boston. II; St Louis. g. Errors-BostOn, g. st.
Louis. 6
WASHINGTON, Oct 6-The last game between
the Washingtons and Detroits was the most ex-
citing and best contested one of the series.
Eleven innings were necessary to decide the
game. which was wop by the Detroits on a sim
gle by Conway, who scored on Richardson's ter
rlhc drive into right center for three bases The
Washlngtons played a perfect fielding game.
The batting was even, but the visitors hits were
most opportune, The fielding of Houck and
Dunlap was the feature of the game. Score:
Washington..--O 1 o O D o OIL
Earned runs-Detroit, l. Two-base hits
White, Kegh, Gilligan. Threebase hit
richardson Passed ballS-Gilligan l; Camel
l. First base on balls-Carroll, Gilligan, Dun
lap and Camel First base hits Washington,
6; Detroit. g. Errors-Washington 2; Detroit g.
NEW YORK, Oct 6--The New York club
again defeated the Chicago champions at the
Polo grounds to-day, after finely played game.
WEIGH pitched with better effect than usual, and
was admirably supported Mccormick was hit
hard by the local club. Esterbrook and Dorgan
made remarkable plays, and were loudly ap-
plauded The New Yorks took the lead in the
hrst inning, Connor making two bases and scor-
ing on hit of Gillespis's. For Chicago, Kelly
got his base on balls, went to second on hit Of
Ward. and scored on Pfeifer's two-baser. The
local club scored one more run in the fifth in
ming, Richardson making two baser, going to
third on passed ball, and scoring on hit by
WEIGH. The New Yorks scored two in the
last inning on hits by Ward and Esterbrook,
and three-baser by Gillespie. Score:
New York o O O o "a
Chicago .----..-......O o o o o O OIL
Two-base hits-Connors, Richardson, McCor-
mick. Pfeifer Three Base hits--Gillespie Gore
Passed balls-Ewing l; Kelly. 8. Wild pitch
WEIGH, l. First base on balls-New York, l.
Chicago, Earned runs-New York g. First
base hits-New York. 9; Chicago, T. Errors
New York, 3; Chicago, 2
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6-The COWBOYS by
good steady batting and assisted by an occa-
sionai error maintained the lead against the
Philadelphias TO-DAY up to the seventh inning
when the home team tied the score on four sim
giles. wild pitch and passed ball. The game
was then called on account of darkness. An
drews was injured by pitched ball, and Fogarty
took his place in the fourth inning. Score
P Rsnsas City. .- :a 3S
Earned runs-Kansas City. g. Philadelphia 8.
Home run-Myer Two-base hits-Whituey. An
drews. Passed bais-Hackett, 2; Cusick, l.
Wild pitches-Weidman, g. Daily. /. First base
on bals-Kansas City, 2; Philadelphia. 8. First
base hits-Kansas City 10; Philadelphia, 8. En-
rors-Kansas City, A. Philadelphia, G.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 6-The Brooklyns won
an interesting game from the Louisvilles to-day.
in the eighth inning The score was tied and
with two men on bases, Smith came to the bat
for the visitors and made home rum. scoring
three men. Score:
b bsoiHs. : ::.:;S ] ] ] "a
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 3; Louisville, l.
Home run-Smith. Two-base hits-White.
Plnkney. Passed balls-Cook. 2; Clark, l.
Wild pitches-Terry, l; Ramsey, l. First base
on balls-Ramsey; 3; Terry. s., Struck out
By Ramsey, 4; by Terry, 5. Double plays-White.
Mack and Wolf {2) Stolen bases--Collins, ~;
Smith. Pinkney and Mcclellan
PITTseURG Oct 6.-The Pitching of Kilroy
to-day was the finest exhibition of ball-twirling
seen here this season. The home team were
v,
without single hit Only thr 60 men reached
first base during the game, and not one got as
far as second. the visitors made their runs by
punching their hits and errors of Shomberg and
Smith. The attendance was the smallest of the
year, not over 300. Score:
Pittsburg .O o O O o o 90
Baltimore ......4 o O o 50
Earned run-Baltimore, l. Two-base hit
Kilroy. Passed balls-Carroll, 8. First base on
bals-Of Morris, l; off Kilroy. l. First base on
errors-Pittsburg, 3; Baltimore 9 Struck out
BY Morris. 5; by Klroy IL. Double plays
Sommers, Maccullar and Scott. Base-hits-Bal-
timore, T. Errors--Pittsburg, 2; Baltimore T.
CINCINNATI. Oct 6-The Metropolitans and
Cincinnatis played two games, this afternoon in
the presence of about 1000 people. The first
game was distinguished by the heavy batting of
the Cincinnatis. and the miserable fielding of
the Metropotans, while the visitors won the sec
ond contest by good batting, and the loose field
ing of the home team. Score of first game:
Cincinnati -..-..-..0 Q o 5-12
Metropolitans. .----.O o o o 2 O.
Earned runs-Cincnnati, 9: Metropolitans. 2
Home run-Carpenter. Two-base hits-Mc Phee,
Donohue, Orr. Three-base hlts-Corkhill, Fen
nelly (2). Mari. Passed ball--Baldwin. 1. Wild
pitches-Smth; L; Mays, q First base on balls
OFF Smith, q off Mays. 8 Base hits-Cinciu-
natl, 16; Metropoitans, TO- Errors-Cincinnatl,
6; Metrepolitans, IL.
Score of second game:
Cincinnati. ------.----".----...---O 1-3
Metropohtans.. .-.--...--...-....O o 4 1-S
Earned runs-Cincinnati.' 2; Metropolitans, 2;
Home run-McPhee Passed balls-Repschla-
ger, 3. Wild pitches-Pechiney. l. Lynch, 2
First base on balls-Of Pechiney. 2; off Lynch,
l. Base hits-Cincinnati, 6; Metropolitans, TO-
Errors-Cincinnati, 6; Metropolitans l.
New Manager for the Louisville Club.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct 6.-The Louisville man
agement to-day signed John Kelly the Assoca-