The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-01
OUT SPORTS.
Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs.


Games Played Yesterday by League and Amer
lean Association Ball Clubs.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 31-The Maroons won to-
days game from the Giants handily. The New
Yorks tied the score in the seventh inning, but
were unable to whitewash their opponents. who
succeeded in making two runs. Manager Mutrie
at this point observed that his team had just
time to catch the train for Detroit, where they
play tomorrow, and requested the umpire to
call the game. The Maroons, being two runs
ahead, offered 10 objections, of course, and the
game was called. Scores
St. Louis 4 9 Q 81
New York. U 80
Earned runs-St. Louis, 2; New York, /. Two
base hits-McKinuon, Crane. Keefe and Ger
hardt Total bases on hits-St. Louis, IA New
York. g. Left on bases-St. Louis, 3; New York,
3 Struck out-By Healy, 3; by Keefe, 6. Stolen
bases-Gasscock, 2; Seery, l.
KANSAS City, Aug. 3l.-The home team east
~ defeated the Nationals in postponed game
to-day. There was some good fielding on both
sides Madigan. the young pitcher of the Wash
ington's. was hit freely Score:
Kansas City. o 0 2 1 2-8
Washington. OIL
Earned runs-Kansas City, 5. Two-base hits
-McQueery, Knowles. Three-base hits-Rowe,
Briody. Myers. Passed ball-Oldfed. Wild
pitch-Madigan. First base on balls-Off Weld
man, 8; off Madigan, 2 First base on errors
Kansas City, 2; Washington, l. Struck out-By
Weidman, S. by Madigau, 3. Double plays
Bassett, Myers and McQueery; Myers, Bassett
and McQueery; Knowles and Hayes
BALTIMORE, Aug. 31.-Henderson's former
colleagues took kindly to his curves to-day, and
the home club won easily. being assisted by the
costly errors of the visitors Smith caught a
hot-liners with one hand, and threw to second
| and first making the cleanest triple play ever
seen In this city. The grounds were slippery,
and brilliant fielding was impossible. Score:
BALTIMORE 0-g
Brooklyn....--.1 0 o o o o o.
Earned run Baltimore, l. Two. base hits
Scott Phillips, Pinckney. Passed balls-Dolan,
l: Peoples, l. Wild pitch-Henderson, /. First
s. Base hlts-Baltimore, 10; Brooklyn, g. Err
rors--Baltimore, l. Brooklyn, Z.
P1TTsBURG, Aug. 81. - The Pittsburgers
strengthened their hold on second place to-day
by defeateng the Louisvilles. The game was
exciting but loosely played. Attendance five
thousand. Score
Louisville E .:.....::,. / Q / 5 0-5
Famed runs-Pittsbure, l; Louisville 3. Two
base hits-Barkley, Browning. Hecker. Three
base hits-Brown, Wolf. Passed balls-Carrol
/; Cook. 2. First base on balls-Off Morris, l.;
off Hecker. L. Base hits-Pttsburg, g. Louis
VILE 10. Errors-Plttsburg, 5; Louisville. s.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 31-The Browns again de-
feated the Cincinnatis this afternoon. Reardon,
St Louis amateur, pitched two innings for
Cincinnati, but was very wild and was finally re-
placed by Richmond, who was not much of
success against the champions Foutz pitched
good game. the visitors making but five hits off
his delivery. The batting of the home club fine
catches by O'Neil and Gleason. and clean in
field work by Fennelly and Robinson were the
features of the game. which was called at the
end OF the eighth inning to enable both clubs to
catch the east bound train. Score:
Cincinnati. .............1 o O O 3 O / O. 4
Earned runs-Browns. 4; Cincinnati, !. Two
base hits-Latham (2l, Comiskey, Snyder.
Three base hit-Caruthers. Total bases on hits
Browns, IS; Cincinnati. 6. Left on bases
Browns, 4; Cincinnati, G. Struck out-By
Foutz, A. by Richmond, !. Double plav-Glea-
son. Robinson and Comisky. Bases called
balls-Of Foutz. 5; of Reardon. 4: off Richmond,
l. Passed balls-Bushong, 3; Snyder. l.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2l-The game this after
noon between the Athletic and Metropolitan
clubs was marked by loose fielding on both sides.
The visitors won the game in the tenth inning.
When three men were on bases and two out,
Atkisson sent Reipschlager to first base on balls.
forcing Hankinson in. Score:
Athletics ..-..-.O o 8 O o o %
Metropotans .-...3 1 o o o o O Is
Earned runs-Athletics 2; ,Metropolitans. 2.
Passed ball-Donohue, !. First base on balls
Athletics. l; Metropolitans, 2 Base hits-Ath-
letics, Z; Metropolitans IL. Errors-Athetics, 4;
Metropolitans g.