The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-02
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs

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| Games PLAYED Yesterday by League and Amer
| lean Association Ball Clubs.
DETROIT, Sept Had New York punched
some good plays as well as they did theim. hits,
to-days game would have resulted differently.
| However. Welch is chiefly to blame as Ave of
the eight Detroiters who reached the first on
called balls scored. The visitors secured but
one hit in five innings. Then they earned all
their runs with double, single and home
run in the SIXTH four singles in the seventh, and
| a single and home run in the ninth. Detroits
hits were scattered, and it was only by means of
bases on balls and the poor playing of the visit
ors that they won Thompson made one of
his characteristic phenomenal running catches
Score:
Detroit .---...-..3 8 Q 2 o. *-12
New 'York........O o o 2 o 2 7
Earned runs-Detroit. 2: New York, z. Home
Hardy, Richardson. ORourke l2l. Left on
bases-Detroit. 5; New York, 8. Passed ball
Ewing, l. Wild pitches-Welch, 2. First base
on balls-of Baldwin, 2; off WEIGH, s. First
base on errors-Detroit, 3; New York. 2 Struck
out-Detroit, 2; New York, Double play
Conner tunassisted). Base hits-Detroit. II;
| New York. Ii. Errors-Detroit 4; New York, Is.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The Chcagos were given
the game by Crane, who let fourteen men go to
base on balls His errors were horrible. and his
pitching was hit freely when hit at ALL In the
field both the mines played creditably. Score:
Chicago. ........5 o 5 o o O *-15
Washington ..-..2 o O O o o O O. 2
Earned runs-Chicago, 6; Washington Home
runs-Flynn, Farrell. Three-base hit-Anson.
Two-base hits-Farrell, Pfefer. Williamson.
Passed bals-Hayes. 3. Wild pitches-Crane,
5. Struck out-Chicago, 2; Washington. 8 Base
hits-Chicago, II; Washington, Z. Errors-Chi-
cago, g. Washington. 70
ST. Louis, Sept boston batted Kirby out
of the box to-day. and won the game as they
pleased. The Maroons felded badly, and were
unable to hit Stemmeyer effectively Glasscock
and McKinnon only being able to gauge him.
The game was dull and uninteresting About
two thousand people were present. Cahill took
hit hard Score:
Boston. 5 4 @ Q Q O 4-12
Runs earned-St Louis, 8; Boston. l. Two
base hits-Glasscock ~, Poorman ~, Wise,
Nash, Johnston. Home run-McKinnon. Total
bases op hits-St. Louis, IL; Boston. IL. Left
on bases-St Louis, 5: Boston, 4. Struck out
by Kirby. 3; by Cahill, |; by Stemmeyer. G.
Stolen bases-Glasscock, Crane. Nash. Bases
on called bals-off Kirby, 1; off Cahill, 2; off
Stsmmeyer, ]. Wild pitches-Kirby, /; Ca
hill. 3.
i.
miserable game to-day, and the Philadelphias
scored eleyen runs without earning one of them
Score:
Kansas City.....-...1 Q % %
Philadelphia. AMID o 5 O O o Oil
Earned runs-Kansas City. 2. Home runs
Radford Myers. Three-base hts-WooG, Bias
sett Passed balls-Ringo, 1; Cusick, l. First
base on balls-of Whitney. j; off Daily. l. First
base on errors-Kansas City, l; PHILADELPHIA. s.
Struck out-by Whitney, 2; by Daily, 4. Double
play-Myers and McQueery. Stolen bases-An-
drews, 2 Flies caught-Kansas City, 9; Phila-
delphia, IL
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-The Athletics played
all around the Metropolitans, batting Lynch
hard and frequently, and running bases with
spirit and dash. Miller was entirely too much
for the visitors. There was some pretty fielding
on both sides. Score:
Metropotans. o o 1 O 0 o %
Earned runs-Athletics, 3. Twobase hit
O'Brien. Three-base hit-Mllligan. Passed
bals-Robinson. 2; Reipschager, l. Wild pitch
Miller. l. First base on balls-Athletics, g.
Metropolitans g.. Base hits-Athletics. H.
MetroNolitans 5. Errors-Athletics, l; Metro
poltans, g.
PITrsBURG, Sept. 1-After winning ten
straight games, the Pittsburgs succumbed to the
Louisvilles this afternoon. The game was
marked by light batting and miserable fielding
on the part of the home nine while the visitors
played strongly at all points. Attendance
1000. Score:
Pittsburg .....O O o O o o IL
Louisville .-.....O o 1 o IS
Earned runs-Pittsburg, l; Louisville. l.
Two base hits-Carroll Kerins. Browning, Wolf.
First base on balls-off Calvin. /; off Ramsey, f.
Base hits-Pittsburg 4: Louisville. 6. Errors
Pittsburg, s. Louisville, l.
BALTIMORE. Sept. L-Kilroy was batted freely
by the Brooklyn team to day. while the curves
of Harkins were too much for Baltimore, and
the visitors won slow and tiresome game which
was only relieved by the kissing and guylng
brought forth by Carlns poor attempt at UNI
piring. He did not, however, discriminate in
favor of either club. Score:
Baltimore. ..-....O o L 3 O. s
Brooklyn. o o L 80
Earned runs-Baltimore. 1; Brooklyn, 8. Two
base hits-McClellan. Smith, McTamany, Phil
lips, (3). Passed balls-Fulmer. 5; Clark, 5.
Frst-base on bals-off Kilroy. A. off Harkins s.
Base hts-Baltmore, 8; Brooklyn, L. Errors
Baltimore, 4; Brooklyn, 3.