The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-25

Hines to Myers ~.
First Base on Balls-Of Tener, 3; off Rusie, 3.
Struck Out-By Rusie, 2; by Tener, 3.
Passed ball-Myers.
Time-1:35.
Umpire-McQuaid.
THE SECOND GAME.
The second game commenced Immediately
after the close of the first. Boyle was in
the box for the Hoosiers with Buckley be-
hind the bat, while Gumbert and Darling
were the battery for Chicago. The Hoosiers
had man on second in the first inning, but
failed to get him home. Ryan struck out,
after which Van Haltren made hit, and
was an easy victim for Denny and Hines.
Sullivan sent fly to Van Haltren in the
second inning. Buckley and McGeachy
each made single, but Bassett and Boyle
went out on flies to Duffy and Ryan.
Pfeffer led off with single. and Darling
was given first on balls. Burns followed
with single and Pfeffer scored. Darling
went TO second on the throw-in, and reached
cock cut Burns off at the plate. Ryan
went out on fly to Seery, after which Van
Haltren got first on balls, but both were
left by Duffy, who was retired by Glasscock
ard Hines. After this inning Boyle got
down to business, and pitched remarkable
game, as did Gumbert. up to the seventh.
Both sides were put out in quick order in
the third. fourth and fifth innings Duffy
In the sixth, after Glasscock had been re-
tired by Pfetfer and Arson, and Denny had
gone out on fly, Hines got his base on q
tumble by Burns. and took second when
Sullivan was given his base on balls. Then
Buckley drove the ball to center for a sin
gle, and Hines scored the first run for the
H0osiers. McGeachy few out to Duffy and
the home team took turn at the bat. 1t
availed them nothing however, as Pfeffer
and Burns fouled out to Buckley and
la ri Tn m he
so-called fatal seventh proved to be a good
inning for the Hoosiers, as they gained the
lead at this stage of the game and held it
throughout. Bassett started Off with
nice single, and crossed the plate on
Seery's tine triple, after Boyle had struck
out. GlasscOck's hot grOunder met him at
first. but Seery scored. Denny hit to Gum
bert and retired at first. . The home HON team
inning. but he was left. In the eighth the
Hoosiers did some good hitting and
clinched the game. Hines sent fly to
Van Haltren. Sullivan followed with
ley's short fly, but McGeachy
hit for base, sending Sullivan
to third and reaching second himself on the
throw-in. A single was all that was needed
to score two runs. but Bassett picked out
one to suit him and drove it to left center
for clean home run, much to the disgust
of the big Chicago captain. Boyle flew out
to Pfeffer. Duffy got too close to the plate
ana was nit with pltcneQ pail. Arson
sacrificed and Duffy advanced a base. Pfef-
fer sent hard grounder to Bassett. and by
a fine slide Duffy came home. Pfeffer going
out at first. Bassctt got Darling's grounder.
Seery led off in the ninth with a rafting
two-bagger and went to third ON Glass
cocks out. but was caught at the plate on
Denny's hit TO Burns, after which Hines
was retired on fly. Burns was thrown
put by Denny. Gumbert made a single,
but was forced out by Bastian at second.
who was also caught at that base on Dem
ny's assist to Bassett. Score: