The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-11
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League aud Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1O-The Chicagos won TIE
game to-day by batting at the right moment and
by good base running The fielding of both
and careless. Brouthers did all the batting for
the visitors, making Ave hits, total of fifteen
bases McCormick's pitching was excellent;
Conway's was POOR. Score.
SSs'1sSo - 8 8 Is 9 5
Runs earned-Chicago, 8; Detroit, 4. Home
runs-Brouthe:s. 3 Two-base hits-Brouthers
Ryan, Burns Kelly IN. Base stolen-Pfeffer
l.. Base on Balls-Chcago, A. Detroit, 2. First
base on errors-Chicago, 4; Detroit. 4. Passed
balls-kely q Bonnet, 2. Left on basss-Chi-
cago, 4; Detroit, 2 Struck out-Chicago, 4; De-
troit, G. Base hits-Chicago. 13; Detroit, IL
Errors-Chicago, 8; Detroit, IL.
KANSAS CITY, Sept 1O.-Whituey won the
game for Kansas City, but two hits being made
of him after the third inning The Maroons
were also utfelded Score:
St. Louis. 0 Q / 0 0-5
Earned runs-Kansas City. q ST Louis, 8
Stolen bases-Rowe. Donnelly, Crane. Two
base hits-Myers, McQuery, Bassets, Whitney.
~ Denny. Three-base hit-Radford. Passed
balls-Hackett, 2; Graves, d. Wild pitches
Kansas City, 3: ST. Louis. 2. First base er
| rors-Kansas City, 4 Struck out-By Whitney
8; by Healy, Double pays-Myers to Bas-
sett, Seery to Graves; Cahill to Graves. Left
! on hases-Kansas City, Z. St Louis. 2,
| WAsHINGToN, Sept 10-The Philadelphia
Club played great game of bali against the
WashiDgtons to-day, batting hard and fielding
| almost perfectly. Score:
Philadelphia -....2 0 o o o 1 GA
| Washington. -.--..--.O 0 o O o o OIL
| Earned runs-Phladelphia, g. Home run
! Daily. Two base hits-Hlnes and Milligan.
Wild nifnh-Ghaw Firct-haca hifc--Phila1a1 l.
| pha. Z; Washington, d. Observation-Disclosures
1; Washington, 3.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 10-Both Morris and
Miller pitched good games to-day, the former
| getting sf@htly the best of it. There was no
feature Of special note. Score:
f f3atssasx :.:S 9SSd5 &c &Ss
Two-base hit-CarrolL Passed balls-Robn-
| son, 3; Carroll g. Wild probabilities First
| base on balls-Athietics. S; Pittsburg 2. First
base hits-Athletics, 4; Pittsburg, 4; Errors
| Athletics, 4; Pittsburg, g.
BALTIMORE, Sept 1O.-The homo team played
| with unusual vim and spirit today, and won a
brilliant game from Louisville. The visitors did
the best work with the stick, but were unable to
bunch their hits and were held down to one run
by sharp fielding. Purcell and Sowders. late Of
the southern League, made their appearance
with the Baltimore club and did good work
Score:
Baltimore o O L 0 O-6
Louisville. .-...---....O o o o o o OIL
Earned runs-Baltimore, 2; Louisville, l. Two
base hits-Manning, Mack. Passed balls-Do-
Ian, l; Cross. l. Wild pitch-McGinnis First
base on balls-Of McGinns, 4; off Hacker 3
First base on hits-Batimore, 5; Louisville, g.
Errors-Lorisville, a.
New YORK, Sept 10,-Not over 500, people
saw the base bali game at Staten Isla nd to-day
between the Metropolitan and st. Louis clubs
The Indians began to play too late in the game
and were easily defeated. The errors Of the
home club were also costly. Cushman was
batted so hard that Mays was put in to pitch
Score:
St. Louis ....5 3 O 0 9 Q 50
Runs earned-St. Louis, First-base hits
Metropolitans s; ST. Louis, z Errors-Metro
politans. d; ST. Louis. 4. Three-base hits
Gleason, Robinson Two-base hits-O'Nei
Gleason, Hankinsou Mclaughlin. Wild pitches
--Cushman, l; Mays, l.
New YORK, Sept 10-The game of baseball
at Washington Park Brooklyn, to-day. between
the Brooklyn and Cincinnati clubs, was poorly
contested and slow. 1t had to be stopped in the
eighth inning account of darkness. The
Western club feldsd poorly and were easily de-
feated About 1850 people present Score:
Brooklyn .--...--.-.---.O l o O--S
Cincinnati ---....-..--.0 o o O 2 Cd
Earned runs-Brooklyn, l; Cincinnati l. Two.
base hit-Snyder. Three base hits-Mullane
Smith (Cincinnati Base on bals-Brooklyn
l; Cincinnati, 7. Passed bals-Snvder, g Peo-
pies l. Wild pitches-Smth. 8; Porter, 2
First base hitsBrookyn, 7; Cincinnati, g.
Errors-Brookyn, 2; Cincinnati g.