The Indianapolis journal., 1886-06-19
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League


the first inning, to-day by terrific batting.
Their field work was also very fine. The home
team played good game, but were unable to do
anything with Ramseys curves. About two
thousand persons were present The weather
was chilly. Scores
Pittsburg.. % Ia
Earned runs-Louisville g. Pittsburg, 3 Two
base hits-Kuehne, Kerins, Cross (2), Browning,
Mack. Three-base hits-Kuehne, Glenn, Wer-
rick. Passed bals-Miller, 1; Kerins, l. First
base on balls-Of Calvin, 2; off Ramsey, z
First-base hits-Pttsburg, 6: Louisville, II
Errors-Pittsburg, 2; Louisville, l.
PHILADELPHIA June 1S-Ten innings were
required to decide the game to-day between the
Athletic and Baltimore clubs. Manning then
scored the winning run for the visitors on base
on balls and some shrewd base running. On
Sommerss fly to Coleman, Manning held flrst
until the ball was caught, and then ran to sec
ond in safety Quest got the ball on its return
to the in-feld and carelessly tossed it to the
pitchers box, and Manning, grasping the oppor-
tunity, reached third base. He then scored on
FarreIs long fly to Larkin. Kilroys pitching
was far superior to that of Kennedy, the latter
giving three bases on balls and hitting two bats
men, while Kilroy's only error was wild throw.
Four of the five visitors who reached first on
Kennedy's errors, scored. Attendance, $500
Score
Athletics As.;moss .-.--.0 9 9 3 Q Is Is
Earned runs-Atbletics, 1; Baltimore, l. Two
base hit-Muldoon, l. Passed bals-Robinson,
g. Fulmer. 2. Wild pitchyKennedy, l. First
base on balls-Baltimore, 3. First-base hits
Athletics 5; Baltimore, g. Errors-Athietics,
4; Baltimore, g.
ST. LOUIS, juno 18-St. Louis won an unin-
teresting game to-day from Cincinnati by shut
ting out the visitors and making eleven runs.
Both teams did good work in the field but the
champions hit White numerically, while the
Cincinnatis were unable to touch Caruthers
Score
s.; s;..;ons, aouis s;...o 9 ] ] ] 9 9 9-d S-ld
Earned runs-St. Louis 5. Two-base hits
Robinson, Caruthers, Latham. Three-base hit
-Caruthers. Total bases on hits-St. Louis, II,
Cincinnati 2 Left on bases-St. Louis. 8; Gin
cinnati T. Struck out-By Caruthers, 2; by
White, L. Double .play-FIennely, MePhee and
Bases on called balls-Off Caruthers, !; off
White, g. Passed balls-Snyder, 2 Wild
pitches-Caruthers, 2; White, l.
NEW YORK, June Is. The New York and
Washington clubs played today and the home
club outplayed the visitors at every point. Barr
was batted hard and often while Keefe bothered
the Capital CITY players. ''Mascotte" Bresler,
the lucky little chap whom the New Yorks have
adopted, appeared in full uniform, and created
much amusement He is only FIVE years old.
Attendance, 1000 Score:
Washington ..----.o Q o.
Earned runs-New York, g. Two-base hits
-ORourke, l, Esterbrook, l; Connor, l. Passed
balls-O'R 'Rourke, l; Giligan, l. Wild pitches
Barr, 1; Keefe. /. First base on balls-Wash-
ington, 2; New York. 5. First base hits-Wash-
ineton. s. New York, TO- Errors-W ashington,
8; New York, g.
BosToN, June l8.-Philadelphia scored another
victory over Boston to-day, poor playing 10y the
latter being the principal cause, for none of the
visitors runs were earned. Stemmyer was not
batted heavily but was extremely wild in his de-
livery, and Cunning had hard work to hold him.
Ferguson was very effective. The Bostons' In
field errors were costly. Score
Boston o o o o o.
Earned runs-Boston, 2. Home runs-Mor
rill, l. Two-base hits-FergusoD, Irwin Passed
balls-Clements, Cunning, (2). Wild pitches
Stemmeyer f. First base on balls--Of Fergu-
son. q off Stemmeyer, 3. First base ts-Phil-
adelphia o. Boston, 9. Errors-Philadelphia 5;
Boston, 16.
BROOKLYN, June 18-The Brooklyns and
Metropoitans played their ninth game to- day.
The Metropolitans batted we'll, but lost the game
through damaging fielding errors Score:
sss9e1sa RsspepoPtaas. % SSS ! SS--5s
Earned s-Metropolitans, g Three-base
hits-Hobert, 1: Hankinson, 1. Wild pitch
Porter, l. Passed ball-Peoples, l. First base
on balls-Brooklyn, 1; Metropolitans, g First
base Brooklyn, 6; Metropolitans, 9. Errors
Brooklyn, /; Metropolitans, z.
The Great Game at Detroit To-Day.
CHICAGO, June 1s-Five sleeping cars on the
Michigan Central railroad tonight carried to-
ward Detroit an enthusiastic contingent of about
two hundred admirers, to witness the first game