The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-29
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.

Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Ball Clubs.
WASHINGTON, July 28.-The Detroit and
Washington clubs played an interesting and in
tensely exciting game here to day. which was
won BY. the Wolverines through errors of Hines
and Force. Score:
Detroit ...---.-......O o Q 0 / 5 IS
Base hits-Washington, 5; Detroit. 6 Errors
Washington. g. petroits 10. Earned runs
Washington, |; Detroit, l. Three base hits
nanlon, Gilligan; Two base hit-Knowies.
Passed balls-Glligan, !. Wild pitch-Shaw
!. First base on balls--Of Getzein, 2. Stolen
ases-Washington, l; Detroit l.
Boston, July 28.-The Bostons defeated the
Chicagos to day In a sharply played game in the
presence of 5000 spectators. Neither side batted
heavily. Up to the last half of the ainth inning
the score stood to il favor of Chicago,
when Boston secured two runs on safe hits and
errors by Chicago In the tenth, with the score
tied, Morrill, made three base run, and was fol-
lowed by long fly By Nash to left field, which
Dalrymple caught. Morrill, came home. and the
crowd supposed the home team had won. and
rushed upon the field to congratulate them.
At this point Arson came in from first,
and, securing the ball. run TO third
base, touched it, and asked for Judgment,
claiming that Morrill, bad started for home be-
fore the fly had been caught. The umpire so de-
cided. AID declared Morrill, out. The Bostons
then left the field in disgust followed by the
umpire After fifteen minutes parleying the
game was continued, the Bostons securing the
winning run in the eleventh inning. Score:
Boston. o D o 0 o o 2 o Ia
Chicago....-..O o O 2 0 O. o.
Earned run-Boston, l. Threebase hit
Morrill, Two-base hit-MorrilL Passed ball
Flint l. Wild pitch-Rad bourne, l. First
base on balls-Of Radbourne, 2; off Clarkson, l.
First base hits-Boston, 9; Chicago g. Errors
Boston, B; Chicago, D. The winning run was
made with two men out
PHILADELPHIA, July 28.-The Philadelphia
club defeated the Kansas City club to-day by
better all-round play. Casey very effective,
while Whitney was hit hard and generally at the
right time The feature was the fielding of
Donnelly. Score:
Philadelphia. 2 o / O O-1O
Kansas City.--------O o 1 o O.
:, Earned Philadelphia, s. Kansas City, l.
Two base hts-Wood, Mulvey ~. MCCLURE ~,
Conway, McQuery, Rowe. Passed balls-Mc
CURE, 2; Hackett, 8. First base on balls-Phil-
ade!pha, 5; Kansas City, l. First base hits
Philadelphia. H. Kansas City, z. Errors-Phil-z
adephia, 6; Kansas City, 7.
NEW YORK, July 28.-The New York club
again defeated the ST. Louis team to-day. Only
one of the visitors got beyond first base. Kirby
was batted everywhere Glascock, O'Rourke
and Ward played finely. The players all suf
fered intensely from the heat Score:
New York 2 Q 0-s
Earned runs-New York, 6. Twobase hits
ORourke. Ward. Esrerbrook. Home run
Ewing. Wild pirch-Kirby. First base on balls
ST. Louis, 2 First-base hits-St. Louis, 6; New
York, l3 Errors-St. Louis, 2; New York. 2.
PHILADELPHIA July 28--The Athletics lost
game to-day to the Louisvilles by tumble of
Bierbaur in the ninth inning Brown, formerly
Of one of the State league clubs, pitched for the
local club, and did fairly well, Wolf being the
only batter able to size him up. The Athletics
earned all their runs clean, hard hitting. At
tendance, l,949. Score:
Louisville S.. Q Q IS
Earned runs-Athletics, A; Louisvilles, 2 Two
base hits-Gleason, Cross, White. Three-base
hts-Larkin. l; Stovey, L; Coleman, l; Wolf /.
OF Brown, 8. First-base hits-Athletics. 81
Lonisvilles, 9. Errors-Athletics, 81 Louis
villes, a.
BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Foutz pitched a mag
ni6cent game for the champions to-day, only one
hit, and that scratch, being made off him.
Some sharp fielding was done. and the game
was interesting throughout. Robinson was
fined $50 for his share in Yesterdays fight, and
the police had warrants issued against him and
Latham for disturbing the peace. but Manager
Barney managed to keep them from being
served. Score:
Baltimore -...-......0 o O 0 o 90
St. Lapis .........1 o o Q IS
Passed balls-Fulmer g. Wild pitches-Kil-
roy, 1; Foutz, l. First base on balls-Baltimore,
8; st. Louis, l. First-base hits-Baltimore. l.
St Louis. 5. Errors-Baltimore, 5; ST Louis /.
STATEN ISLAND. July 28-The Metropolitans
played an excellent fielding game to-day against
the Cincinnatis but could not guage Mullane's
curves Lynch was batted rather freely. Score
Cincinnati ..--..-----.1 o % O GA
Metropolitans.....- o 1 o OIL
Earned runs-Cncinnati Two-base hit
Forster. Three. base hts-McPhee, Orr, Brady.
NIT
Lynch, 2. First base on balls--CinciDnat /;
Metropolitans, 2 First-base hits-Cncinnati Z;
Metropoitans, g. Errors-Cincinnati. 8.
BROOKLYN, July 28-Toole, an old Pitts
burger, pitched for Brooklyn to-day, and his eff
fective. and heavy batting gave the victory to
his team. Score:
Brooklyn..........1 2 3 o o o 2-1O
Pittsburg .....-.....2 U 2 o O o l.
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 2 First base on
balls-Brookyn 4; Pittsburg. G. Passed ball
Carroll, 1. First-base hits-Brooklyn, IL; Pitts
burg. 6, Errors, Brooklyn, s; Pittsburg, 6.