The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-05

ness at the close of the thirteenth inning, each
side having bat one run. The playing was ex-
cellent throughout by both teams, and the game
was probably the most exciting ever played on
the Washington grounds. Score:
Nationalist o o o o o o OIL
Detroit. % 0 O o 0 o OIL
Base hits-Nationals. Z; Detroit, g. Errors
Nationals. 3; Detroit, I. Two base hit-Barr.
First base on balls-Hanlon Brouthers, White.
Giadman. Bases stolen-Detroit, 3 National, !.
NEW YORK, June 4-The New York Club took
things easy .c6av. and won &c tho .,,,,. , W..
final game of the last series with the Kansas
City nine. Donney, Myers McQueery and Ester
brook felded finely. and Ewing and Conner led
at the bat. ORourke played four innings. and
then retired without injury to make room for
Richardson. Score
New York 1 o 3 o. o O-1O
Kansas City......-..O o 0 0 0 O. 2
Earned runs-New York, 3: Kansas City, /.
Three-base hits-Connor. l; WEIGH, l. First
base hts-Wood, l. Donnely, l: Myers, l. Wild
ptches--Conway, 3; Welch. l. Passed ball
Hackett. l. First base on balls-New York, 3;
Kansas City, g. First-base hits-New York, 9;
Kansas City, 8. Errors-New York, 4; Kansas
City, 4.
BROOKLYN, N Y. June About two thou
sand spectators saw the game between the
Brooklyn and Cincinnati clubs to-day. The
home club played poorly ap TO the eighth inning
them all over the lot. They earned SIX runs
and scored eight Mullane had pitched good
game up to that point. when he gave out. Score:
Cincinnati .-.-...--.O OF
Brooklyn. o 0 o o o o 8 4-12
Earned runs-Cucinnati, 2; Brooklyn, 10;
Two base hits-Burch, Mcclellan: Threeba
hits-Pinckney, Phillips, Terry. Wild pitches
Mullane, 3: Harkins 3. Passed ball-Peoples
l. First base on bals-Cincinnati. 3; Brooklyn
2. First base hits--Cincinnati, s; Brooklyn. IA.
Errors-Cncinnati. 2 Brooklyn, g.
BALTIMORE. June 4-The champions sized up
Hendersons curves early in the game to-day. and
batted for fourteen hits, with total of twenty
one bases, while the home team could not bunch
their hits until too late to win. The features of
the game were Robinsons work at second and
an almost impossible catch made by Nicol
Score:
s. sa' hoais' o 9 9 3 9 3 Z 1 /
Earned runs-Baltimore, 2: St Louis,5. Two
base hits-O'Neill, Houk, Somers. Three base
hits Gleason, Robinson, Comisky, Hoover.
Passed bals--Traffiey, 5; Bushong, l. Wild
Off Henderson, 5; off Caruthers, l. First base
hlts-Baltmore 9; ST. Louis, IA. Errors-Bal-
timore, 5; st. Louis, a.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June 4-Matthews seemed
to day TO have lost his cunning for once. and was
hatted around in very free manner by the
Pittsburgers. He was also very wild, and, in
addition, he received miserable support from the
field. Calvin batted freely in the third and
seventh innings, and his support was not gilt
edged by any means. Score:
f fassSaa s;.:: :.o 9 2 IL 2 9 l -1S
Earned runs-Athletics, 8; Pittsburg d. Two
base hits-Stovey, Larkin, Carroll Mann, Smith.
Passed ball-Miller. l. Wild Observation-Disclosures,
5; Calvin, /. First base on balls-Of Matthews,
l; off Calvin. 2 Base hits-Athletics, 10: Pitts
burg, l6 Errors-Athletics, 10; Pittsburg, g.
Boston. June 4.-The Boston club to-day
suffered its third successive defeat at the hands
of the Chicago nine. The latter batted freely,
and several decisions by the umpire tended TO
discourage the home team. double play by
RadbourDe, Morrill, and Wise the principal
feature of the Bostons playing. Score:
Chicago. 6 O o so
Earned runs-Boston. 2; Chicago, G. Home
run-Gore, l. Two-hase hits-Pfeffer, l; Burns
/; Ryan. 2. Three-base hits-Wise, l. Passed
balls-Tate. /. Wild pitches-Flynn, g First
base on balls-Of Flynn l. Base hits-Chcago
3d. Boston, l. Errors-Chicago, 10; Boston. o.
New YORK, June 4-The Louisville team de-
feated the Metropolitans to-day at Staten Island
before small crowd. Mays not effective
as before, while Ramsey did better. The play
ing of Foster and Wolf was wretched. Score
Metropolitans Q ! Q Q %
Earned runs-Louisville. g. Wild pitch
Mays, l. First base on balls-Metropolitan
2; Louisville l. First-base hits-Metropolit
3; Louisville z. Neutrality-suspicious., 6; Lou
isville .. :
PHILADELPHIA, June 4-Philadelphia won
its third consecutive game from ST. Louis to-day
through bad throw of Dunlap's. Score:
St. Louis ........0 O o o OIL
Philadelphia --...--.0 o o o o o.
Earned runs-St. Louis, l. Two-base hits
Sweeney. l; Wood, 2 Passed balls-Myers, 2
First base on balls-St Louis, /; Philadelphia,
q Base hits-St. Louis, 5; Philadelphia, s.
Errors-St. Louis, 3; Philadelphia. 5.