The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-24
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.

Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.
DETROIT. July 3d. The visitors put in Healy
to pitch to-day, but he was so wild that Seery
was substituted in the fifth inning. Passed balls
and fielding errors greatly assisted the hard hit
ting Of the home club. and an easy victory re-
suited. Seery was steadier than Healy, but was
pounded more severely, seven hits being made
off him. Quinn, Thompson and Hanlon cap
tured the fielding honors also several ys. Score:
Be- Res Fds;. ...-. S Q 9 Q 9 8 o IL
Earned runs-Detroit 4. Home run-Brouth-
ers. Two base hits-Brouthers Rowe and Seery
Three base hit-Getzein. Passed balls-Graves,
Z Wild pitch-Getzein, l. First base on balls
-Off Getzein, l; off Healy, 4; off Seery.
First base on errors-Detroit. l; St Louis. 2
Struck out-By Getzein, 2; by Healy, 3; by
Seery, g Double plays lasscock and Denny
Bases stolen-Detroit, g. Base hits-Detroit, II:
st. Louis, 5. Errors-Detroit, g. St Louis, Is
BOSTON, July 23.-The Boston club won their
third consecutive game off Washington to- day.
Neither side batted heavily. Washington lost
the game chiefly by Madigan's wild pitching
Boston's run in the third inning was made by a
man being forced home. Hines did good work
at third. Score:
Washington ........1 o O O o o o.
Boston .-.-~------.--0 0 o So
Earned rnn-Washineton. l. Two base hit
Wise, l. Three base hit-Knowles, l. Passed
ball-Daly. l. Wild pitches-Madigan. /; Buff
linton, l. First base on balls-Off Madigan, 6
First base hits-Washington, S; Boston, 8
Errors-W Washington, 10; Boston. /.
CHICAGO. July 23-The Chicagos batted
Weidman hard and fielded so we'll that the visit
ors failed to cross the home plate There was
no brilliant play and there were less than 600
people present Kelly caught well and Clarkson
pitched pretty game. Scorer
Chicago. .----.-.-.-4 o 2 2 o Ill
Kansas City......-..O O o o o o. O
Earned ruIs-Chicago. a. Home run-Kelly.
Two base hit-Clarkson. First base on errors
cago, l; Kansas City. g. Base hits-Chicago II
Kansas City, 6. Errors--Chicago, s. Kansas
City, 8.
NEW YORK, July % The Philadelphias had
their revenge on New York to day. and Daily's
wonderful pitching was the agency. Score:
f fsS dSEa ...S $50 9 20 20
Farrar. Passed balls-McGuire 2. First base
Observation-Disclosures, S; New York 8. Errors
Philadelphia 2; New York, 2.
STATEN ISLAND, July 23.-Umpire Kelly did
not give satisfaction today The St Louis
Browns defeated the Indians by timely rally in
the last inning greatly assisted by errors of
Or and Roseman. Score:
Metropolitans. .........O o 90 O O-3
St Louis. o 0 o O 0 Pa
Earned s-Metropolitans, 2; ST. Louis, l.
Two base hit-Robnson. Three-base hits-Orr,
1; Caruthers, /. First base on bals-Metropoii-
tans, /; St Louis. s. First base hits--Metropol-
itans, z: St Louis, 6. Errors-Metropolitans 4;
St Louis,
PHILADELPHIA, July % The Athletics tried
an experiment in the box to day with disastrous
results. After the Pittsburgers had made ten
runs in the first two innings. he was relegated to
right field. AMI Bierbaur pitched the rest of the
game Calvin was hit hard Attendance, 1902
Score:
Athletics .--...3 10 o o O. 6
Pittsburg- .---.---..5 O 2 2 *-17
Earned runs-Athletics, /; Pittsburg. q
Home run-Carroll, l. Two-base hits-O'Brien
2; Larkin !; Bierbaur, l; Miller, l. Three base
hits-Smith, Brown. Passed balls-Robinson,
l: Miller. l. Wild pitch-Hyndman l. First
base on balls-Of Hyndman. 5; off Bierbaur, 2.
First-base hits-Athletcs, a. Pittsburg, 9.
Errors-Athletics, IL; Pittsburg, g.
BALTIMORE, July 23.--To-days Baltimore
Cincinnati game was marked by heavy batting,
but the most effective work was done by the
home club. Henderson was in fine form. Me-
Keen seemed rather weak. The features were
Manning's catch of fly and a double play by.
Scott. unassisted. Score:
Cincinnati. 1910 o 1 o g. 8
Baltimore --------.1 o o Q 0 0 OF 10
Earned runs-Cincinnat 2; Baltimore. g.
Three base hits-Davls. /; Henderson, l; O'Con-