The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-05
RECORD OF SPORTING EVENTS
Facts and Gossip About Baseball, Horse
Racing and Other Field Sports.
The New York Club Loses Another Game to
Detroit-Results of Other Games Played
Yesterday-Sheepshead Bay Races.
BASEBALL.
Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Clubs.

Games Won and Lost Yesterday by League
and American Association Clubs.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4-The Chicagos beat the
Washingtons right off the reel without an eff
fort Maddigan was hit freely, and the home team
won as they pleased In the last three innings
they became careless, and gave the visitors six
runs off errors Clarkson let down in his pitch
ing badly Score:
Wasting washington 5 nd 9 Q Q 3 s. 6
Runs earned-Chicago, 5. Home run-Gore. Three
base hit-Knowles. Two-base hit--Crane First base
on errors-Chicago, q Washington, 5. Total left on
bases-Chicago 8; Washington, 10. Passed balls
Hardie 2. Wild pitch-Mad digan, 1. Out strikes
Washington. z. Double plays-Williamson and
Houck; Gallagher and Hines; Carroll and Knowles
Base hits-Chicago 20; Washington, IL. Errors
Chicago, H. Washington, 13.
ST. Louis, Sept 4.-To-day the largest crowd of
the year assembled at Union Park and witnessed the
marked by good hitting and fine fielding both sides
Kirby pitched good game, while the st. Louis
pounded the very life out of Stemmeyer. Not field
ing error was made by the Maroons who played mag
nihcently throughout. The game was full OF brilliant
plays. Score:
St. Louis----...--..2 Q Q o-122
Boston .-.-.-...-O o 1 o o l. 2
Runs earned-St. Louis, z; Boston. 1. Two-base
Threebase hits -Glasscock, Stemmeyer. Total bases
on hits-St Louis, 81; Boston, 8. Left on bases
st. Louis, 81 Boston s. Struck out-By Kirby. 3; by
Stemmeyer, 3. Double plays-Glasscock, Crane and
McKinnon; Denny, alone. Stolen bases-Myers (2);
McGeachy ~, Seery, Wise and johnson. Bases on
called balls-Of Kirby 2. Passed balf-hyers, l.
Wild pitches-Stemmeyer, 3.
DETROIT Sept. New York lost their third game
to Detroit to-day, after hard fight in which, in
every respect they were beaten. The only error of
the home nine base OF balls the fielding being
faultess. Detroit's hits were opportune, while the
Giants scattered their batting There OBJ
lection made to the visitors having run, but Umpire
Powers properly decided in the visitors favor. Two
men had struck out Gerhardt hit safe, as also did
O'Rourke, Gerhardt reaching second. Conner then
hit safe. Richardson folded the ball to White, who
put out O'Rourke, Gerhardt crossing the plate
ond before. Score:
New York o o OIL
Earned runs-Detroit 4; New York. l. Two-base
hits-Bennett and Ward Three-base hit-Dunlap
Base hits-Detroit, s; New York. 8. Errors-De-
troit, Ii New York, z. First base balls-Of
Baldwin, L; off Keefe. A. Struck out-By Baldwin,
IL; by Keefe 4. Double pay-Ward, Esterbrook
and Conner.
KANSAS CRY, Sept 4-The batting was kept down
five hits each side to-day, but the Philadelphas
had greater in making their hits count. The
game uneven, being marked by some brilliant
plays and some careless work in the field. Score:
Kansas City..----""O y Q Q o 90
Philadelphia .......O o O o Il o *-3
Two-base hit-Andrews. Threebase hit-Fogarty
Passed ball--Ringo; Wild pitch-Weidman First
Kansas City. 5; Philadelphia, 4. Struck out-By
Wedman. 4; by Casey 6. Stolen bases-Radford
Lille and Weidman. Left bases-Kansas City,
H. Philadelphia, 4.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 1.-The st. Louis club batted
Hecker hard. and assisted by numerous and costly
rors by the home team, won easily. The Louisvilies
batted Hudson freely but failed to hit several times
when bases filed, and unable to score.
Kelly umpred, and was very rank against the home
club. Score:
St. sHG Iouis I'D 8 9 5 Iii
mod I. Two
base hits-Welch, Robinson. Browning. Three base
ht-Werrick 1. Passed bals-Bushong 2; Cook. l.
Hecier, Q; off Hudson, 2 Struck out-By Hecker
2; by Hudson g. Double plays-White, Mack and
Kerins Werrick, Mack and Kerins Latham, Robin
and Comiskey.
washed to-day account of their inability to bat Nor
rss left-hand McPhee made their only two
hits and but reached second base during the
game. Pechiney was batted hard but the hits were
scattered. Both clubs played strong fielding gam
Attendance 1000. Score:
Pittsburg .....-.....O o o. l o 0 OIL
Cincinnati. .----..--.O o 90
Earned run-Pttsburg, 1. Two-base hit-Miller.
First base on balls-Of Morris l. off Pechiney. ..
First base on errors-CincinnaG e. Struck out-By
Morris, 6; by Pechiney, z Base hits-Pittsburg, 81
Cincinnati, 2. Errors-Pttsburg. 2; Cincinnati, 1.
NEW YORK, Sept 4.-Over ten thousand people
witnessed the game played at Staten Island, to-day,
between the Baltimore club and the metropolitan
team. Score:
M asIH'tq~ift &c
Earned runs-Metropolitans, 8. Threebase hits
Roseman, Orr, Hankinson and Reipschlager. Two
base -Reipschager. Wild pitch-Klroy. Passed
balls-Fulmer, 1; Donohue 1. Base hits--Batimore,
3; Metropolitans, 8. Errors-Baltimore, 81 Metro
politans, 8.
NEW YORK, Sept. An the Athletic Brooklyn
game to-day, the former club pounded Harkns all
over the field. The home team, on the other hand,
could do but little in the way of hitting. What hits
they did get were badly scattered and mainly inef-
fective Score:
Brooklyn ...I o o o o. 2
Athletics. l 5 3 O 2 *-15
Earned runs-Brooklyn. g. Athletics, g. Home runs
-Stovey Milligan. Twobase hits-Pinckney, Burch
Millgan 81. McGarr, Greer. Threebase hit-Burch.
Passed balls-Miiligan, 1: Clarke. g. First base on
balls-Brooklyn. 3; Athletics. 3. Base hits-Brool-
lyn, 6; Athletics II. Errors-Brookyn, 3; Ath-
letics, 1.
The Record Up to Date.