The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-11
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and AS.
ISOLATION Baseball Clubs


again defeated the Detroit club to-day. Although
the score seems rather close. it was really one
sided affair. The home team played very easily
after the fifth inning. Il was q Manipulating
game, the home players batting Getzein all over
the lot. The fielding on both sides was such
that little fault could be found with it. In the
second, third, fourth and fifth innings the New
Workers did not recognize curves, but hit for
bases and earned eight runs. The visitors scored
two runs in the fourth inning on an error by Ger
hardt and hits by Thompson. Dunlap and White,
the latter a sacrifice. In the sixth. Rowe
made a hit, Thompson reached first on
Esterbrooks error. and an error by Conner sent
Dunlap to first, filling the bases. Then Hanlon
made base and Rowe and Thompson scored.
White made hit and sent in Dunlap. In the
ninth Detroit scored two, CANCEL making a
force and scoring on Getzein's triple. Getzein
scored on Richardson's sacrifice There was
plenty of excitement during the game. The at
tendance was 1904. Score:
R DssFG York i l......o I 9 9 10
Earned runs-Detroit, 2; New York. g. Two
base hit-Esterbrook Three-base hits-Getzein,
Connor, Gillespie, Esterbrook, Gerhardt. Passed
ball-GanzelL Wild pitches-Getzein. 8. First
base on balls-New York. 3. First-base hits
Detroit, 9; New York, 49, Errors-Detroit 8;
New York, 3.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 10.-The Phillies lost an
interesting game TO the Chicagos to-day The
home club played superbly in the field, wild
throw by Mulvey and a base on balls being -the
only errors, but each cost run The visitors
made seven errors, only one of which resulted
disastrousy. The batting was nearly even, but
the champions did theirs when it would do the
most good. For the Philies, Irwin scored in the
second on tumble by Williamson. a hit by Null
lid 81. - Ill
drews scored in the third on his own single and
Bastian's three Dagger. Chicago made two in
the sixth wild throw by Mulvey. base on
balls and two-base hit by Arson Pfeffer made
a double in the ninth and scored on McCormick's
single. Score:
Philadelphia ..........O o O O o.
Chicago.....-..........O o o o Is
Earned runs-Philadelphia l; Chicago. 1.
Twc-base hits-Ferguson Arson. Pfeffer, Nc
Cormick. Three base hit-Irwin. First base
on bals-Philadelphia l; Chicago l. First base
Philadelphia, 6; Chicago, z Errors-Phila-
delphia, 2; Chicago, Z.
BOSTON, Aug. I0--Boston took another game
from Kansas City to-day. Every Boston player
made at least one safe hit. and only for brilliant
work by Radford, Myers and Donnelly. Con-
ways punishment would have been far worse.
Wise was unable to play and Radbourne played
instead. His fielding was poor, but he did well
at the bat. Bostons fielding was generally
strong throughout. In the sixth inning triple
play by Morrill,, Dealey, Nash and Sutton was
the feature. Scores
Kansas City.---.-.o 3 o o Q Q Q o %
Earned ruus-Kansas City, 2; Boston l. Two
base hits-Hornung, Poorman, Rowe. Passed
ball-Briody. Wild pitch-Conway. First base
on bals-Kansas City. g. First-hase hits-Bos-
ton, 15; Kansas City, 10. Errors-Boston, 6;
Kansas City, 6.
WASHINGTON. Aug 1O.-After sustaining
InG1 A. W
club braced up to-day and managed to win a
game from the st. Louis Maroons by good bat
ting and fine work of Shaw. The visitors jumped
on Shaw yiciously in the first inning and made
three runs, all earned. on four singles and a sac
rifce hit. After this, however, Shaw settled
down, and allowed the visitors to make only fspr
scattering hits. The Washingtons rade one
run in the first inning on hit by Carroll, an
error by Glasscock and stolen base; in the Sec
ond inning the home team rolled up four runs,
three earned, on an error by Quinn, three sim
giles, and Shaw's two-bagger. The game was
uninteresting, and no good plays were r4aas
Score:
Washington. 4 0 O o o 0-6
st. Louis. -..--------.3 D O-3
Earned Observation-Disclosures, 8; st. Louis, g.
First base on balls-W Washington, 2 St Louis, l;
Base hits--Washington, s; st. Louis Z. Errors
Washington. 81 st. Louis, 9.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 10-The Louisville base
ball club whtewashad the Brooklyns to-day in
the presence of 9, 500 people, Porter was batted
KeriEs knocked the ball over the right-feld
fence in the eighth inning, making a home run
when two men were on bases Hecker pitched
in fine form, and the Brooklyns procured only
three scratch hits off of his delivery The Louis
villes played brilliantly in the field, making
three double plays. Score:
b b9aiEjs. S 9 9 ] ] 9 6 & g J. d-l g
Earned runs-Louisvile. 13 Twobase hit
Mack. Threebase hits-Cross, White. Home
run-Kerins. Double plays-Werrick and Ker-
ms; Hecker Mack and Kerins; White, Mack and
Kerins Struck out-By Hecker, 2; by Porter.
l. Bases on balls-Of Porter, 8; off Hecker,
Passed ball-Peoples.
CINCINNATI, Aug TO- The Metropolitans were
delayed in their arrival by a railroad accident.
and the Baltimore club, being in the city. played
game with the Cincinnatis to satisfy the 200
spectators. John Kelly, the umpire, played first
base and pitcher for the Baltimores, and re-
ceived great applause. The game was rather
poorly played, and was by the Cincinnatis
through hard hitting. Score:
S Siasinnasi .9 1 3 J SS g ] 3 III o-i4
Earned runs-Cincinnati 4; Baltimore. g.
Two-base hits-Carpenter. w. Conway. Muilane,
Jones' Baldwin. Three, base hits-Manning,
Muldoon. Jones. Passed balls-Boyle /; Bald
win, q Wild pitches-Conway. q Sommer, l.
irob odso on oailS-ou Doyle, Z, OH conway, z,
off Sommer, a. Base hits-Cincinnati, 10; Balti-
more, 9. Errors-Cincinnati, 3; Baltimore, s.
PITTsBURG. Aug. 8-The Athletics and Pitts
burgers INDUCED in slugging match today the
home team winning Attendance, 1900
Pittsburg 20 o o 3 o 2-l4
Athletics. ..--.--.0 o 0 o o.
Earned runs-Rittsburg 6; Athletic s. Two
-hits-Brown, Kuehne Calvin, O'Brien,
Coleman, Atkisson. Three.ba hits-Brown
Shomberg, Calvin. Passed balis-Robinsou. q
Wild piteh-Atkisson First base on balls
Pittsburg, 2; Athletic, g. First base hits
Pittsburg, IL; Athletic, L. Errors -Pittsbu-g,
l. Athletic, 5.
Bash Ball in Indiana.