The Indianapolis journal., 1888-05-25
THE HOOSIERS BEGIN WELL
They Had Fun with Pitcher Henderson
and Knocked Him Out at the Outset.
Healy Does Some Very Good Work. Which,
with Hard Batting, Defeats the Pitts
burgs-Last Day of Louisville Races.

oPeciat 20 tne Indie1epolis journal
PrrrsBURe. Pa, May 2L-whsn Sunday
tapped long John Healy for single to start with
to-day. the 500 spectators rubbed their hands
softly, smiled ct each other, and whispered.
.'We1l take his measure. sure. this time-' But
they soon changed their minds, for the Egyptian
was effective as ever. But goodness. how the
Hoosien delegation did celebrate their hrss sp-
pearanes in Pitssburel They just turned them
selves loose and made Henderson tired in two
short innings To avert slaughter Dunlap. In
the third inning, substituted Maui, who showed
great speed. bat being unacquainted with the
weakness OF the opposing batters, he was, nasur-
ally enough. hit hard Pittsburg was In
great luck to get their first three runs.
though their last three were honestly earned.
Poor base running lost Indianapolis several
runs. which, however, they did not need. The
fielding Of both sides rather ragged. Bas-
sstt's work being the bright feature. Sunday
opened the game with single to left, and stole
second Miller followed with lucky strike
out Daily letting the third strike get away from
him. While the midget sprintsd to second
Daily threw to Healy, who fred the ball wild
to second, Miller going to third and Sunday
scoring. Maui went ont at first, as did Dunlap,
Miller scoring on the latters out Coleman was
retired at first Hines started the last half OF
the inning with smash TO center for two bases.
Glssscock few out to Sunday, Hines starting for
third before the ball settled in Sundays hands.
The latter threw to Kuehne, who threw to
Dunlap. Valentine calling Hines out He kicked
hard, so did Capt Jerry Denny, but to no pur-
pose Denny and Seery hit safely, but Bassett
frpr Ia T. r.
Inning Indianapolis scored on singles by Ester
brook. McGeachy and Daily, and Healeyis fly to
Dalrymple The bases were full when Healy
batted bis fly, and Esterbrook easily scored,
while McGeachy and Daily tried to move along
= base each. Dalrymple threw into the dla-
mond, and both men stopped on the lines.
Dunlap threw to Maui TO catch Daily, and Nc
Geachy broke for third, Maui throwing across
and nipping him. Hines few out to Dal-
symple ending the inning. After Hender-
son had gone out in the third Glass
cock fumbled Sundays erounder. Billy
stole second. and continued to third on Daily's
Tlld throw, scoring on Mlsr's out at first.
Maui struck out. In the fourth Esterbrook led
with slasher to right, went TO second on a
passed ball, and scored on McGeachys sing le.
Daily dew out to Dunlap. but Healy nailed the
sooOcf
MeGeaehy IN Dunlap fumblsd Illness grounder.
aud Glasscocks out at first sent Healy across
Che plate. Denny struck out. They added
another run in the fifth, Denny hitting to left
for two bases. reaching third on Dunlaps tumble
OF the thrcw-in, and scoring on Esssests fly to
Sunday. With one out in the sixth,
Hines got his base on balls, after
which Glasscock and Denny hit safe to
center, Seery struck out and Bassett drove a
single to right field, which, with Kuehne's
tumble, netted three runs In the seventh
Pittsburg scored . run. Coleman hitting safe to
center, going to third on Dalrymp,e's two-bag-
ger to right. and homo on Kuehne's fly to Nc
Geachy. Then Indianapolis added one to their
score on McGeschys two-base drive to right,
Dsilys out at first and Hendersons muff OF
Healys fly. Glasscock led of iu the last half
OF the eighth with o single TO left and stole
sseond- Denny hit safe to center. Denny
stole second, and after Seery had str.sck out
Bassett brought both'men in by long angle to
right Pittsburg scored twice in the
ninth Dunlap opened with single
to left, and Coleman followed with one to CEN
ter. Dalrymples cut at first advanced him
oase. and Dunlap scored on Kuehnes scratch
single. Smith few out 10 Hines Coleman COM
Ing home kuehne cot around to third two
passed balls. but Bassett made q fine stop Of
Hsndsrson's hot eroundsr. throwing him out at
frst and ending the game Following is the
keOre.