The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-28
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs


Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs.
CHICAGO. Aug 27.-The Chicagos batted Daily
freely and ran bases cleverly, while they ielded
in sharp aud brilliant style Flynn did some
good pitching and the visitors were unable to hit
his delivery. They felded poorly and Daily was
off in his pitching Bastian was hit with the
ball while at bat, and had to retire in the second
inning. Score:
Chicago. o o 2 o LIB
Philadelphia. o o o.
Earned runs-Chicago, 3; Philadelphia l. Home
run-Flynn.e Three-base hits-Gore Wood.
Bases on bals-Cnicago, a; Philadelphia g. First
base on errors-Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, 3.
Passed balls-Kelly, 2; Arson, l. Cusick 2.
Wild pitches-Flynn, l; Daily, 2 Struck out
Chicago. /; Philadelphia l. Base hits--Chicago.
IL; Philadelphia, g. Errors-Chicago, g. Phila-
dephia, 8.
ST. Louis. Aug. 27.-The Maroons were badly
beaten by New York to-day on the worst exhibit
ton of fielding seen here this season. Healv,
discouraged by his poor support, let down in
speed, and was hit hard at times. Glasscock's
home run in the ninth inning on a hit over the
right-feld fence, saved the Maroons a shut-out.
Wards work at short, keefe's pitching the
Giants free hitting, and Glasscocks batting
were the best features. Score:
st. :, Louis %; o1 Q 9 9 g Q L !
Earned runs-St Louis, /; New York, l. Two
base hit-Keefe Home run-Gasscock. Total
bases on hits-St Louis. 6; New York. II.
Stolen bases-Denny Ward Conner TN and
Finley. Left on bases-St. Louis, 4; New York, Z.
Struck out-By Healy, 6; by Keefe s. Double
and Denny; Denny and Quinn. Bases on called
balls-Of Healy. 4; off Keefe, l, Wild pitches
-Healy, /; Keefe /.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 27-The Pittsburgs knocked
Richmond out OF the box in four innings, to-day,
and Mullane pitched the rest of the game. Rich
mond, who formerly pitched for the Worcester.
Mass, and Providence League clubs, left the pro
fession three years ago, and was not in rst-class
condition to-day. Some good in-ield work was
done by both sides. but the fielding was general
ly loose. Attendance, 1900 Score:
P Pisss5aas 2 e o III
Earned runs-C Cincinnati, g. Home run-Car
penter. Two base hits - Smith, Whitney,
kuehne, Jones. Three base hits-Barkley, Mann,
McPhee Passed ball-Snyder. Wild pitch
Richmond. First base on balls-off Richmond,
g. off Muilane |; off Morris. 2. Base hits-Cin-
cinnati, 9; Pittsburg, 8. Ergors-Cincinnati, 6;
Pittsburg. T.
NEW YORK, Aug 27.-The Brooklyns were
whitewashed by the Baltimore team to-day.
Neither side could do anything in the way of
hitting and it was only by the loose play of the
home team that the visitors secured the victory.
Score:
Baltimore IG r,....-..o Q / 9 IL
Three base ht-McConnell Firstbase hits
Brooklyn. S: Baltimore, 8. Errors-Brooklvn,
5; Baltimore. 2.
KANSAS CRY, Aug 27-The COWBOYS won an
other game from the Nationals to-day Both
sides Datted pretty freely. but Kansas City
punched more hits than the visitors. Hines.
Radford. Briody and Lille led in the batting
Houck played miserable game at short-stop
Score:
Kansas city..--.-..4 Q 20 80
Earned runs-Kansas City, g. Washington, g
Stolen base-Radford Two-base hit-Hines.
Three base hit-Rowe. Passed balls-Gilligan
q Wild pitch-Shaw, /. First base balls
Kansas City, 2; Washington, /. First base on
errors-Kansas City. 4; WASHINGTON 1. Struck
out-By Wedmap, 6; by Shaw, 6.
DErRoIT, Mich, Aug. 27-Carelessness list
lessress, weak batting and weaker fielding was
the cause of the defeat of the Michigan chumps,
to-day. Boston played strong game both at
the bat and in the ield. Scores
B Bssss,s ..:G . : 2 "a
Earned runs-Detroit, L; Boston. l. Home
runs-Nash and Conway. Base hits-Detroit
4; Boston, L. Errors-Detroit. 8: Boston s.
Passed bals-Decker. l; Cunning, l. Wild
on balis-Detroit. 2: Boston, l. First base on
errors-Detroit. 1; Boston. 4. Struck out-De-
troit. z; Boston, l. Double plays-White and
Brouthers; Wise. Morrill, and Cunning.
Pitcher Getzen, of the Detroit baseball club,
has been fined 5000 for insoence and profanity
addressed to Captain Hanlon, who had censured
him for listless playing This makes total of
$400 assessed against Getzein in the last month
in the shape of fines.
NEW YORK, Aug 27.-The Metropolitans
were again defeated to-day at Staten Island.
This time the Athletics vanquished them. The
Nets batted Atkisson. the visiting pitcher, very
hard, but they were badly scattered The Wis
itors accepted every chance In the way Of getting
runs and the few errors the Nets mado proved
rather costly. Score:
A nitssRslit.ns -......s 9 g Is
Earned runs-Metropolitan S. Athletics. q
First base ls-Metropolitans, q Athletics
l. Home runs-Roseman, Orr. Three. base
hits-Brady, Orr, Larkin, Miligan. Two-base
hit-Roseman Passed ball-Mligan. Wild
pitch-Lynch. First-base hits-Metropolitan
IL; Athletics. 6. Errors-Metropolitans 5;
Athletics, 2
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-The crack louisville
club suffered defeat at the hands of the cham
pions this afternoon. Ramsey was raped hard
and timely, and did not strike out man. The
Browns played an errorless game. Brownings
play was very loose. Mack played great game
at second. Fouiz's pitching was good, the visit
ors scattering their hits, and Bushong's SUP
port was faultless. fine running catch ov
ONeill and the batting of the Browns were the
features of q ouesided game. Score:
Browns. ............0 3 o 3 o O 8 O-1O
Louisville o o o 8 ia
Earned runs-Browns, 6; Louisville l. Two.
basehits-Comsky, WEIGH, Werrick. Total bases
on hips-Browns, II; Louisville, o. Left on
bases-Browns, 7; Louisville, S. Struck out
By Foutz, s. Double plays--Mack and Cook;
Mack and White; Kerins and Cook. Batter his
-Foutz. Bases on called balls-Off Foutz. 1;
off Ramsey, 2. Passed ball-Bushong, l.
Stolen bases--St Louis,3. Wild pitches-Ram-
sey, 2
st. Paul Wants the st. Louis Club
ST. PAUL, Aug. 27.-Mr. Lucas, of St Louis,
is said to be in correspondence with st. Paul
parties, with view to transferring the st. Louis
League nine to this city.