The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-24

| BY Hecker, 1; by Mulane. l. Double plays
White. Mack, Kerins; Fennelly, McKeon;
McKeon Reilly and Snyder.
! PHILADELPHIA. June 23.-The Athletic and
| Brooklyn clubs played game to-day with mud
an incn deep the base lines. The contest
was an interesting one, and the 100 spectators
heartily applauded the hard safe hitting of both
| teams. The Brooklyn felders did the greatest
| amount OF slipping and mufhng, but they
brought their clean hits well together and there
| by won the game. Score:
Brooklyn. ..-....I o 5 80 / 10
| Earned runs-Athletics, 2; Brooklyn. g. Two
base hit-Pinckney, l. Three base hit-McClel-
Ian. Passed balls-Robnson, 2; Peoples, l.
First base on balls-Athletics. 4; Brooklyn. A.
First base hits-Athletics, H. Brooklyn, Ii. Err
rors-Athletics, A; Brooklyn, g.
ST. LOUIS, June 23-The New York giants
defeated the Black Diamonds easily to-day, in
an uninteresting game, in the presence of z, 800
people. Denny was suffering from sore finger.
and made two damaging errors. Scores
st. Louis 81
Two-base hits-Connor, Richardson, McKin-
non. Total bases on hits-St Louis, s; New
York, IA Left on bases-St Louis, 3; New
York, Struck out-By Boyle, 4; by WEIGH,
g Double plays-Esterbrook, Gerhart and Con-
nor; Dunlap, Casscock and McKinnon. Bases
on called balls-Of Boyle. 1; off Welch l.
Passed ball-Ewing, /. Wild ptche-Boye, /.
Bauer, the ST. Louis league pitcher, has been re
leased for incompetency.
CHICAGO, June 23-To-day's ball game was of
the jug-handled sort, the visitors getting the
worst of it. Clarkson did some good work. but
was rather wild. The feature of the game was
the batting of Ryan, Kelly, Williamson and
Hines. Score:
Chicago .-.....-.-.3 o o 0 10
Earned runs Washington, 3; Chicago, 6. Home
runs-Hines, 2 Two-base hits-Force, William
son, Kelly Three base hits-Knowles, William
son, Pfeffer. Passed balls-Galhgan, i; Flint.
/. First base hits-Washington. s; Chicago, IL.
Errors-Washington Z; Chicago, g.
KANSAS Cry, June 23-The Bostons won the
game from Kansas City to-day. Superior bat
ting and daring base-running on the part of the
visitors, and costly tumble by Myers, were the
points of advantage for the winners Score:
Kansas City....--..--.1 0 l O-3
Earned runs-Kansas City, l; Boston, 2. Two
base hits-Wise, Poorman, Raobourne, Rowe,
Hackett Three base hit-McQuery. Passed
balls-Hackett, 2 Stolen bases--Donnellv. First
base on bais-Off Wedman, l; off Radbourne,
/. First base on errors-Kansas City, g. Struck
out-By Weidman, 3; by Radbourne, 8. Double
plays-Nash to Burdock to Wise
PITTsBuRG, June 23-The superb pitching of
Handiboe shut out the ST. Louis Browns to-day
and won creditable victory for the home team
The champions were entirely at the mercy of the
''youngster,' and only succeeded in getting two
scratch hits during the game Caruthers twirled
the sphere for the visitors and he was freely
batted when the hits were most needed. Score:
Pittsburg .---...".---0 O-3
ST. Louis O O O O co
Earned run-Pittsburg, l. Twobase hits
Carroll. Barley, Smith. First base on balls
Off Handiboe, l. First base hits-Pittsburg, 6;
ST. Louis, 2. Errors-Pittsburg, 2, st. Louis, 2.