The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-01
UTDo0R SPORTS.

NEW 1Okks July 01.-In6 New YORK anu
Chicago clubs played before q largo audience
to-day. The excitement was intense rhrough-
out, the home club winning through superior
batting Flint was injured In the fourth in
ming, and retired. Flynn came in, and
Kelly went behind the bat, Ryan going TO
second base Fulmer umpired to the satisfaction
of everybody. Kellys muff of foul fly liz the
eighth inning gave the game to New York. as
Ewing made two-bagger afterwards. WEIGH,
although wild at times, was effective.
Gerhardt and Williamson played finely.
Kelly and Arson were the only Chicago
men to make hits off WEIGH. Ewing
was carried from the field on the shoulders Of the
wildly excited crowd. The Uhicagos took the
lead by scoring two runs in the first inning
Dalrymple made first on error by Connors, and
went to second on wild pitch. Gore went to first
on balls, Kellys hit sending Dalrymple home, and
Ansons hit sending Gore home. The New Workers
scored run in the second inning, Ward max
ing three-bagger and scoring on hit by
Deasley. The New Workers. scored the winning
runs in the eighth inning on a force hit by
O'Rourke, Connors base on called balls and
Ewing's two-bagger. Score:
Chicago. .......---2 o O o O 90 %
New York --...0 o o Q *-3
Earned run-New York, l. Two-base hits
Ewing, Gerhardt. Three base hit-Anson, l.
Passed ball-Kelly First base on bals-Chi-
cago. 5; New York, 2. First-base hits-Chicago,
A; New York, g.
PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-The st. Louis
Browns had little trouble in disposing of the
Athletics to-day. Hart was very unsteady, and
when he did place the ball over the plate, it was
generally hit hard and safe. The fielding of the
Athletics was ragged and uncertain Attend
ance, 1850 Score:
a A. aaa;s. .--...9 9 I @ @ 81, 4
Earned runs-Athletics, 1; ST. Louis. 1. Two
base hits-O'Brien Bauer, Caruthers. Passed
balls-Robinson, 2; Kemmler, l. Wild pitches
Hart. 3. First base on BALLAST Louis, g.
First base hits-Athletics, 7; St Louis Is. Err
rors-Athletics u St Louis, 2.
WASHINGTON, July 31-The Cowboys defeat
cd the Washingtons to-day, by score of 2 to 0.
In the Sixth inning Lille led off with hit, and
Radford followed suit The next two strikers
were retired on short hits to the nfeld Whit
ney followed with an easy fly to Farrell, who,
being too of the catch ,sdropped the ball land
Lille and Radford scored. Scores
Kansas City.-.------o Q Q Q Q 2 o O %
Base Hits Washington, 5, Kansas City, 5.
Errors-Washington. B. Kansas City, 8. Three
b15a hit-Knowles. Wild pitches-Shaw, /. First
base on balls-Off Lille, l.
BALTIMORE, July 31.-To- days game was won
by Louisville, in the twelfth inning, on lucky
two-base hit by Werrick and Mack's single. RAM
sey pitched another remarkable game, striking
out seventeen men, and allowing but one safe hit
to be scored against him. Two of the hits given
against Kilroy should have been felded. He
was also in good form. Brilliant fielding was
done on both sides, VOLTS work at right being
exceptionally fine. Bradley's umpiring was
again grossly unsatisfactory. Score
Baltimore O O o O O OIL
Louisville .--.-.--O O 0 o o o 1-2
Earned runs-Baltimore. 1; Louisville, l.
Two-base hits-Fulmer, 1; Werrick, l. Passed
ball-Kerins, l. First base on balls-Baltimore,
q Louisville, 3 First base hits--Baltimore, l;
Louisville, 5. Error-Louisyile. /.
PHILADELPHIA July 31.-The game to-day be-
tween the Philadelphias and Detrots had an ex-
citing finish. Mr. Ellick had several close de-
cisions to make. most OF which were against the
home club. His decisions. however were no
worse than many of those of Curry, but the
crowd was evidently inhamed by the report of
clicks work at Washington yesterday, and con-
sequenty exception was taken to every close de-
cision. At the conclusion of the game the po-
lice were compelled to draw their revoivers to
keep the crowd from doing Mr.. Ellick bodily
harm. The Detroits won the game on its mer-
its, outbatting and outfelding their opponents.
Attendance, 6,597, Score
Philadelphia ....-.-..O O. o 2 O-3
Detroit. ---.-----.1 Q o o 0 SO
Earned runs-Phiadelphia, 2; Detroit, 2
Two-base hits-Daily, i; Richardson, /; Brouth-
Wild pitch--Casey, ]. First base on balls
Philadelphia, /; Detroit g. First-base hits
Philadelphia. 4; Detroit, s. Errors-Philadel-
phia Z Detroit, 5.
Boston, July 31-The Bostons had an easy
time with the ST. Louis Maroons to day, defeat.
ing them without difficulty. The visitors made
sad exhibition in the field. The features of
the game were the batting of Hornung, Poorman
and Caiill, the pitching of Stemmeyer and the
fine fielding of Dunlap Burdock and Nash.
Score:
Boston -...-.....10 o o o o o o Oil
Home run-Poorman. l. Three-base hit
Hornung. l. Passed balls-Graves, 2 Wild
pitches-Nealy, 3; Stemmeyer, 2 First base on
balls-Boston, 1; St. Louis, g. First-base hits
Boston, 8; st. Louis. 6. Errors-Boston, Z
ST. Louis, g.
politan- Pittsburg game was well played and in
teresting. The Metropolitans outbatted their
opponents and won easily. Score:
Metropolitans.....--..2 0 o O o 8-7
Earned neutrality-suspicious., 2. Three base
hits-Orr, 1: Bethel, l. Two-base hit-Foster,
l. Passed ball-Miller, /. Wild pitch-Galvin,
/. First base on balls-Ptssburg, 8; Metropoli-
tans, q First base hits--Pittsburg o. Metro
politans, TO- Errors-Pittsburg, l; Metropoli-.
tans, 2
BRooKLyN. N. Y, July 31-The home club
batted Pechiney all over the field and won rather
easily Terry pitched finely, holding down the
Cincinnatis to three hits Score:
Northumberland o 2 0 O1 o GA
Cincinnati ...O o o o o o O 90
Earned run-Brooklyn, 1. Three-base hits
Phillips, /; Terry, 1; Pinckney, l. First base
on balls--Cincinnati, 2. First base hits-Cincin-
natl, L; Brooklyn, IL. Errors-Brooklyn, A.;
Cincinnati, a.
Racing at Washington Park.
CHICAGO, July 31.-The racing to-day at
Washington Park resulted:
First Race-Three-quarters of a mile. Oracle
D. led, followed by Florimore and Effie Hardy