The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-15
BASEBALL.
scores of the Games Played Yesterday by
Clubs Of the American Association.
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IoCIs-ILLz WINS TWICE.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 14-The Louisville team
played two games with Kansas City to-day.
The first was won on Ransey's pitching and
sharp support. In the second game, Porter
easily Won when the game was called on &C
count of darkness. Score OF 6rst game:
Louisville...O o q 90 1-2
Kansas City-------.o 90 o o o L 20 o OIL
Earned run-LOuisvills l. Twobsse hits-wOlf.
Esterday- Home runs0"1lf, kerins- Stolen bases
Burns, Esterday. Double plsy-Browning, Burns
and Esterbrock. First base on balls-Ramsey Struck
brook D. Ke-ins, McTammany. Cline 81, Burns,
HanAinson.
The second game resulted:
Kansas City...-...--.0 o o o Oh
Earned runs-Louisvile. z. Two-bass hits-wolf.
90. Davis. Double play-Burns. Hankinson, Philips
First base balis-McTammany, Cline, Esterday.
Hit by pitched ball-Burns. Struck out-Stra,ton.
Ac1ammany, Burns, Hankinson, Davis
BROOKLYN. 5: BALTIMORE, y
NEW YORK, Oct. 14-Notwithstandiug the
Gain tbs Brooklyn and Baltimore clubs began
the last series of championship games in Brook
iyu to-day. The game vas long drawn out and
.uninterssting. O'Brien and Cunningham col
lidsd while trying to get . foul in the sixth
innirg Score:
Bsltmore----..---------1 o %
l.ooklyn- 1 o 0-5
ef. Clarke. Stolen bsses-Shindle, GoIdsby o Bren,
Atkins ~. Double play-Orr and Terry. First
base on bslls-Fulner, Cunningham. Collins 81,
Eoutz First base on errors-Baitimore, a; Brooklyn.
3. Struck out-T1cker III, Greenwood (2), Colds
by. SOmrners Cunnins CHAM. Corkhl o Brien. Terry.
GAME FOR EACH.
CIScISSATI. Oct 14-The st. Louis Browns
and the Cincinnatis played two games to-day,
each taking a victory. In the first game the
Cincinnatis played poorly in the Geld, and lost
by their inability to his the bail Game was
called at the end Of the sixth inning. In the
second game the Browns put Devlin in the
points aud the local uer batted his pitching al
nost at Will Darkness closed the game OF the
end or the fifth. Score:
st. Louis. uis......-......-.-.--.3 l D &c
Earned runs-St. Louis, 5. Tvo-base hits-Com
isky 90, McCarthy. stolen baseeTeheau- Firs,
by pitched ball-Kapel. First base errors-Cin
cinnati. ]; It. Louis. A. Struck out-Keenan,
Reilly, Tebe.u, Kappel. oConnor, Smith, Latham
The second game resulted:
st. Louis. uis..--..-...---.-.-.0 U D O.
Earned runs-Cincinnati, 3 Two-base hits-Reilly
Carpenter, Tebeau C2D 0Connor, Baldwin, Dolau.
Threebase hits-keenan. oNell. First base on bali.
-OConnor, Robinson. O'Eeill. White, Devlin. Hit
by pitched ball-Kesnan, Reilly (2l. First base on
errors-C incinnati /; ST. Louis. /. Struck QUITE
beau, Viau, Comisky. Lyons
ATHLETICS, Z; CLEVELAND. 3
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. H.-Bakelys bases on
balls and little timely hitting gave the Athlet-
les an easv victory over Cleveland at Glouces
o. this afternoon. Score:
Athletics. cs.-.-.................0 3 81
Cleveland nd------------.----.---..0 o o 3-s
Earned runs-Athletics, 6: Cleveland g. Two
base hits-Larkin. Fennely. Three-base hit-Stoyey
Stolen bases-Welch Smith, Mcclellan. Double pla,
-Gilks and Stricker. First base on bslls-Welch
Bierbauer, Fenuelly, Bowman, Mcclellan. FIRST bas,
on e-rors-Athletics. 2; Cleveland /. Struck out
we.ch Stovey, Lyons, Fenneily, Mexican. Faatz
Tsnzent.