The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-15

herlns, T. First base on DallS-OH Ho1ord, z;
of Ramsey. 7. Errors-Louisvile, A. Struck
out-By Hofford, l. by Ramsey, g. Double
plays. White Mack and Hecker.
CINCINNATI, May 14-Three thousand people
saw another exciting and wellplayed game be-
tween the champions and the Cincinnatls this
afternoon. The features of sharp field contest
were three double plays by Baldwin and Nc
Phee, Fennely and Snyder, and Baldwin, Car
penter and McPhee Men bases in
nearly every inning and it was only by most
brilliant field play that the score was kept down.
Umpire Clinton delayed the game considerably
oy allowing the players to leave their positions
to argue with him on several occasions but
otherwise was we'll liked. Score:
St. Louis........0 Q o / o Q o Ia
Three base hit-Foutz Wild pitches-Mul
lane, 2 First base on balls-Of Mullane 2; off
Foutz, 2. Base hits-Cincinnati, 5; ST. Louis g.
Errors-C Cincinnati, 3; st. Louis, 5.
DETROIT, May 14-Both clubs went in to win
to-day, and the result was hard fought battle,
IN which the home club came out first There
was no trouble found with Burlington, who was
expected to do the pitching for Boston. The
batting OF the home nine was we'll timed, while
the visitors scattered their hits. Morrill, worked
fairly well with the willow but the Detroits ex-
celled him. Score:
Boston. o o Q o o Q "a
Earned runs-Detroit, 2. Two-base hits
Morrill, and Brouthers. Three-base hits
Thompson and Baldwin. First base on balls
Detroit, ]; Boston, 3. Struck out-By Bald
win. 8. Left on bases-Detroit. 5; Boston, 2.
Double plays-Baldwin, Richardson and Brouth-
ers. Passed ball-Bennett Wild pitch-Buf-
fington. Base hits-Detroit. IL; Boston, Z. Err
rors-Detroit, 2; Boston. l.
ST. Louis, May 14.-In consequence of heavy
rain, the game was called to-day at the end Of the
fifth inning. Up to that time the features of the
game were McK;nnon's home-run and the very
bad umpiring by Eagan. The latter was so bad
and the Kicking so vigorous, that Manager
Wright will report it to the League for settle
ment. Score:
Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O o 2 %
Earned runs-St Louis, l. Home run-McKi
non. Total bases on hits-St Louis, 6; Phila-
delphia, 3. Bases on errors-St. Louis 3; Phila-
delphia. 5. Left on bases-St. Louis. /; Phila-
delphia, 6. Struck out-By Sweeny, 4; by Fer
guson, g. Bases on balls-Off Sweeny, 4; off
Ferguson, 2 Passed balls-Dolan, l; Clements,
l. Wild pitch-Sweeny, l.
NEW YORK, May 14-One thousand people
witnessed the game between the Metropolitans
and Baltimores to-day. The Metropolitans
played In greatly improved form, and won after
an exciting match. Cushman pitched with
effect. and was finely supported. Taylors wild
pitching lost Baltimore the game Score:
MetropOltans.--....0 Q 3 o Q Q o.
Baltimore. .......--...1 o o o o o.
Earned neutrality-suspicious., l. Two base hits
-Roseman, l; Holberr l. Three base hit-Orr.
Wild ptch-Cushman, l. First base on balls
Metropolitans. 8; Baltimore 4. Frst-base hits
-Metropolitans, 9; Baltimore, 6. Errors-Me
tropolitans, 2, Baltimore, !.
PHILADELPHIA May IA The Brooklyns easily
defeated the Athletics to-day The ground was
wet and soggY, and owing to the threatening
clouds the attendance was small The Brook
lyns confined their hitting to the third. sixth and
seventh innings, which, with several bases on
balls, and errors of the local felders, netted
them zine runs. Burchess muff of Larkinss fly
in the eighth inning saved the Athletics from
being shut out" Score:
Athletics. -----........0 o O o o o l OIL
Brooklyn. ...........O o A o 3 O SO
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 2. Two-base hits
Robinson and Burch Three-base hit-Terry.
Passed bals--Robinson q McCauley, 3. Wild
pitcnes-Kennedy 2. First base on balls-Ath-
letics. l; Brooklyn, T. First base hits-Athletics,
5; Brooklyn, g. Errors-Athletics, 4; Brooklyn, g.