The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-03

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Earned Runs-Pittsburg, 3; Indianapolis, z.
Two base Hits-Carroll, Calvin. McGeaohy,
Bassett, Hines, Boyle
Three base Hits--HanlOn. Seery-
Sacrifice Hits-Carroll Beckley ~, Rowe,
stolen Bases-Hanlon C2), Sunday t3,, Dunlap,
Hines
Double PIays-Dmlap to Beckley; Kuehne to
Dunlap to Beckley; Bassett to times.
First Base on Balls-Off Boyle, 2; of Calvin, 2.
Struck Out-By ,;oyle, 3; by Calvin, 3.
Passed Ball-Beckley.
Time--1:45.
Umpre-McQuaid.
After wait of five minutes, during
which the crowd discussed the poor work
of the Pittsburgs, and the luck of the
H0osiers, the second game was commenced,
with krOck ard Daily In the points for the
visitors and Garfield and Miller in the same
positions for the home team. Pittsburg has
Gari 1s on trial. and it is pretty safe to
Heis very amateurish in his work, being
both wild aud unframed. Manager Glass
cock did not know how KrOck would show
up, but as the game went on it was
quite evident that he was going to
speed and fine command of the ball He
was hit hard only in one inning. the third,
and at no other point in the game were the
ulttsburg players able to bunch their hits.
SGlasscocks tumble. a scratch hit by Beck
trst run. A hit and steal of second by
Miller In the fourth. ROwe's twO-bagger, q
base on balls to Sunday, Kuehne's single
and Dunlap's out let three men come home.
In the fifth HanlOn hunted to third and
beat the ball out, stealing second at once.
carroll and Beckley were retired, but
a single, by Miller scored Hanlon. After
mat the home team could do nothing with
. hroek, and failed to score again.
Following Captain Glasscock's 1nstruc-
tions to go right at them, the HOOsiers went
10 work IN the first inning and managed to
get three men around the bases. Seery got
irst on balls, but was forced out at second
iDy Glassc0ck. Denny followed with a hit,
Hines did the same. and Glasscock came
home, Denny going to third, from where he
scored on Myers's out. Daily made single,
ana the bases were full, when McGeachy
got hrst on Kuehne's muff. A base on balls
to Bassett forced Hines home. but Krock
new TO Beckley. In the fourth GIasscock
MT, and Denny sent him to third, stealing
second himself, and both scored on a timely
Drive by Hines, who failed to steal second.
Daily hit and stole second in the fifth. Nc
Geachy got first on balls, and Bassetts sac
rlhce advanced them a base. Krock's
out scored Daily. Seery got first
on balls and stole the next base.
ihen Glasscock drove the ball past Rowe
anu two more came in. In the sixth, after
Hines had gone out Myers and Daily made
singles. McGeachy forced Daily. out at
second, but Immediately stole the base
-Hcili dul lnen DaSSeIt Eldue ~ ulce Sill
gie past third and Myers and McGeachy
trotted across the plate. The next innings
were blanks
The crowd was much disguised, and some
one ia the stand shouted that it was no
wonder that Horace Phillips. the clubs
manager, had become insane, which is a
iaet. Boyle and Buckley left for home to-
nlght and will go in against Boston on
Monday. 1t was the intention of Pittsburg
10 put Morris In the box tomorrow. but the
loss OF to-day's games may change their
nlnds GetZeIn will pitch for the HOosiers
president Nimick states that Horace Phil
ups is apparently behond hope of recovery.