The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-17

the eighth inning on single by Gilligau and
Farrelis double. FarrelI subsequently went to
tniro on wild pitch. and scored on an error of
Esterorook. In the ninth inning Ewing knocked
| the ball over the fence for home run. The
nelolng OF knowles and Farrell and the batting
OF Ewing were features. Score:
New Iork....--.-...0 o o IL
Washington. 1911 o 0 "a
Earned runs-New York, 2; Washington, g.
home run-Ewing. Two base hits-Dorgan,
Farrell, Hines. Passed ball-Ewing Wild
pitcnes-Mech, e. First base on balls-New
YORK, !; Washington, q First base hits-N New
fork, 81 Washington, TO- Errors-New York,
s; Washington, l.
CHICAGO, Aug. 16-The Chicagos won the
| game Dy clever base-runnng and punching their
hits The visitors were better in the field than
the nome team but were unable to hit Flynns
/ pltchlng for the first seven innings, ten men
striking out. Attendance, 900 Score:
Chicago GanssS cz1;.......- Q Q Q 2 9 Q %
Earned runs-Chicago, 4; Kansas City, 2
on oalls-Chicago, 4; Kansas CITY. l. First base
| on errors-C Chicago, l; Kansas City, 3. Passed
6alls-Briody, l. Mooic l. Wild pitches
Flynn, Struck out-Chicago, 3; Kansas City.
/ TO- Base hits-Chicago 8; Kansas City, S. Err
rors-Chcago 6; Kansas City. g.
DETROIT, Aug. 16-Pitcher Kirby. with the
| able assistance of the St Louis club, had the
| extreme pleasure of downing .he League leaders
today in ard.fought and exciting game of
eleven innings. Whites double was the only
| square hit of the home club, that of Dunlap be-
| ing the result of "chump play" The hons
club scored once in the fifth on a base on balls,
steal and Quinns error. base on balls, an
| error by Quinn. a single and double hit gave
three more in the sixth. A double and single
gave st. Louis one in the second in the third
another run resulted from single and
doubles two singles and a double
gave two in the ninth, tieing the game.
In the eleventh. Denny reached frston Dunlaps
muf, but forced ont by McGeachy, who
reached second on Deckers low throw, and
| scored on Brouthers's bad muff Of thrown ball.
| Good plays abounded, and the result was In
| doubt until the last man was out in the
| eleventh. Scores
s. Ss' Eoais SO I I 8 9 8 Is
Earned runs-St. Eouis, 4 Two,base hits
balls-Decker, 1; Myers l. First base on balls
OFF Kirby, 5. First base on errors.Detrois,
| 3; st. Louis, l. Struck out-By Baldwin. 10;
| by Kirby 4 Double play--Glasscock and Nc
Kinncn. Base hits-Detroit, 2; St Louis. y.
Errors--Detroit A; ST. Louis, g.
LOUISVILLE. Aug 16-The Baltimores were
defeated in the third successive game to-day, by
| the Louisvilles Catcher Conway was injured
| in the second inning, and retired, Fulmer taking
| his place. Ramsey was taken sick in the fourth
| inning, and also retired. Hecker pitched the
last five innings. The Louisvilles punched their
| hits, and ran the bases well, thereby winning
| the game.
b bsisnals ...o 9 % g dd--s
Earned runs-Louisville, 2; Baltimore, 2.
Two-base hits-Wolf, Manning. Three base
hits-Wolf, Muldoon. Double plays-White
| and Kerins; White. Mack and Kerins. Struck
| out-By Kilroy g. by Ramsey. l; by Hecker q;
! Base on balls-Of Kilroy, 6: off Ramsey, 1; off
Hecker G. Passed bals-Fulmer. 4; Kerins, 3.
| Wild pitch-Hecker.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 16.-Boston won game
| from Philadelphia. to-day, in the third and
fourth innings, owing to Cusck's miserable work
behind the bat. He had three passed balls in
the two innings. resulting in as many runs.
| Stemmeyer was very effective until the last In
ming, when the home club secured three of its
| five hits. one being a homerun lift over the
| fence by Bastian. Dealy started in to catch
for Boston, but.was injured in the first inning.
and Daily took his place. Notwithstanding his
| three passed balls the latter caught an excel
| lent game, Stemmeyer being wild and hard to
hold. Score:
PSiiadsipia: .1 9 8 ! g 9 9 | 81
| Earned runs-P Philadelphia, 2; Boston. l. Home
| run--Bastian. Passed bals-Cuslck, g. Daily,
| 3. Wild pitches-Ferguson. 2; Stemmeyer, 2
| First base on balls-Philadelphia, A. Boston. /.
FiEv$lbase hits-Boston 6; Philadelphia, 5. Err
rors-Boston, Ii; Philadelphia z.
| ST LOUIS Aug 16.-The Brooklyns had nut
| two hits off Caruthers up to the eighth inning
whom they sized up his delivery, and on nine
! hits with a total of fourteen bases and two
| bases on balls, scored ten runs It was Caruth-
| ers's day with the willow, however, and but for
| very rank decisions declaring him out at first
| early In the game, and at home in the ninth inn
| ing after he had made clean home run, would
have beaten Heckers record Robinson sue
cumbed to the intense heat in the early part of
| the game, and gave way TO Hudson Mr. Byrnes
action in calling for protection for Umpire Brad
| ley, after the game, was wholly uncaled for. as
there was no disposition on the part of the crowd
| to do him harm.
Browns ...-.-.-....4 l Q o % 80
Brooklyn. .-...--..O o o o o O 10 *-11
Earned runs-Browns, 8, Brooklyn 7. Two
base hits-Caruthers, Peoples, WEIGH. Three
base hits-Caruthers Swartwood Home runs
| -Caruthers 2; Comiskev, 1; Terry, 1. Total
bases on hits-Browns, 25 Brooklyn, IL. Left
on bases, Browns q Brooklyn, g. Struck out
| BY Caruthers, 2. Bases on called balls-Of
| Caruthers, 5; off Porter. /. Double plays
| Peoples, Mcclellan and Phillips; Gleason. Rob
inson and Comiskey. Passed ball-Clark.
| Base Ball in Indiana.
| Correspondence of the indianapolis journal.
Mitchell, Aug 16.-The game of ball played
here Saturday, between the Mitchels and
New Albanys resulted in another victory for the
| Mitchels:
New Aibanys. - o @ o Q o o OF
Struck out-By Larkin, 7; by Reaser, IL Two
base hits--Mitchel, B. New Albany, l. Three
base hit-Mitchel /. Stolen bases-Mitchel 4;
| New Albany, 2.
The Charge of Dosing Race HorseS.
CHICAGO Aug. l6.-"Texas Tom" Redmond
sat in Justice Quinns courtroom in Hyde Park.