The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-03
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

Games Lost and Won Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Detroit club de-
feated the Nationals to-day through heavy bat
ting at critical stages of the game. Of the ten
runs scored by both teams eight were earned.
The fielding of the home team was magnificent.
while the few errors made by the visitors were
Offset by their heavy hitting. Hines and Rich
ardson made brilliant running catches. Force
led the fielding Score:
Nationals...........1 3 O o o o o.
Base hits-Detroit, IL; Nationals, 6. Errors-De-
troit. 5; Nationals q Earned runs-Detroit 8; Ma
honals, 2. Home run-Richardson. Three-base hits
Thompson, Il Baker, 2. Twobase hit-Rowe, l.
First base bas-By Barr /; by Getzein, 1.
Struck out-By Barr, g. by Getzein, 8.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-The Philadelphia club de-
feated the St Louis Black Diamonds to-day. by su-
per1or fielding and the opportune hitting OF Wood.
Daily and Mulvey. The base running of the visitors
very poor they being banked in the fourth inn
ing notwithstanding they made two double bag
gers and single. two men being caught between
the bases. Daily who has been suffering with lame
batted hard Ferguson was put in the box at
the beginning of the sixth inning The visitors
thereafter obtained hut one hit, and six of them
struck out Dolan. the st. Louis catcher injured
finger in the sixth inning and relieved by Graves.
Score.
s. SsIl .ssisii ...s e--ss
Earned runs-St Louis q Philadelphia. 1. Home
McKinnon, Myers, Dolan. Wood. Daily, Bastian.
Passed balls-Dolan, 8. First base on Balls-Of
Heay. 4; off Daley A. Frst-base hits-St. Louis. 8;
Philadelphia, z. Errors-St. Louis, IL; Philadel-
phia, 8.
PHILADELPHIA juno 2-Ths game to-day between
the Athletic and the Pittsburg clubs in marked
contrast with that of yesterday Calvin pitched for
the visitors and very effective. He also proved
terror to the baserunners. Robinson, who is cracx
in that off fxxsoo Roth ciI
played sharp fielding game. Score:
Athletics ...-......-.1 o o o o o o OIL
Pittsburg....--.----.O o o 80
Earned runs--Pittsburg 4. Two-base hits-O' Brien,
balls-Robinson, 2: Miller. 2. First base ON balls
Off Kennedy q First base hits-Athletics, 6; Pitts
burg, 10. Errors-Athletics, 8; Pittsburg, 8.
BALTIMORE June 1.-The st. Louis Browns won
to-days game from Baltimore without much trouble.
They batted Henderson freely, while Foutzs curves
puzzled the home club considerably and kept them
down to six scattering hits. There particular
features, though the game fairly well contested.
Score
Baltimore. -...-..----0 o 2 Q o.
St. Louis ---.-----...l L 1 U 10
key, WEIGH Robinson. Passed bals-Trafiey, 1.
First base balls-Of Henderson, 2; off Foutz, 2.
First base hits-Baltimore, 6; st. Louis. IL. Err
rors-Baltimore, 3; st. Louis, 6.
NEW YORK June 2-The New York and Kansas
City clubs played to-day, and the home club won
easily The Cowboys made few hits The New
1OrkerS oatueu w nltney all over the neld Inc only
interesting feature of the game fee running
nehanded catch by Lille in the ninth inning
Score:
Kansas ksM ao City. - : 60 GO
Earned runs-New York, A; Kansas City, 2. Three
base hits-Ewing. Whitney. Two-base hit-Connor
Passed ball-Haclett 1. First base balls-New
York l; Kansas City, 2. Errors-New York, 6; Kan
sas City, 2.
NEW YORK June 2.-The Metropolitans played in
fine form to-day and defeated the Louisville team
with plenty to spare Myers pitched against his old
was batted hard at times Score
Louisville O O OIL
Earned runs-Louisville, /. Three-base hit
Browning, 1. Wild piteh-Ramsey. l. Passed balls
Kerins, 3. First base on bals-Metropolitan 81
Louisville 3. First-base Neutrality-suspicious., 10;
Louisville 3. Neutrality-suspicious. TO- Louis
vile 5.
Boston, June 1.-The Bostons to-day played more
like amateurs than professionals Daily hurt Lis
Tate and after that the Chicagos had it pretty much
their own way. Score:
Chicago 0 O 90
Boston. -..........O o o o 90
Earned runs Chicago, 2. Home.run-Darymple
Twobase hits-Anson, Pfefer Passed balls-Kel-
ley l: Tate Il Daily, 1. First base on balls-Of Nc
Cormick. !; off Radbourne, g. Frstbase hits hi
cago, 81 Boston, 5. Errors-Chicago. 3; Boston, 49,
Nav YORK June about 800 people saw the
game at Washington Park, Brooklyn. to-day between
the Brooklyns and Cncinnatis The home team field
ed poorly and failed to bunch their hits and
badly beaten. Oldfeld did poorly. McPhee played
with skill Score:
Cincinnati .--.....0 o @ O O . So
Earned runs-Cincnnati, 3. Passed baIl-Oldfeld
First base balls-Brooklyn 81 Cincinnati 1. First
base hits-BrooKyn, 8; Cincinnati, z. Errors-Brook-