The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-31
Pittsburg Twice from Baltimore.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal. ...-
~PITTsBURG. May 30.-Mark Baldwin
pitched both games for the home team to-
day. and won them. In the first game Pitts
burg batted Mcmahon hard. and that. with
Shoch's errors. made the defeat more dis
astrOus. Score:
Eittsburg 3 2 2 Oil
Hits-Pittsburg: ~; Baltimore, 5. Errors
Pittshurg. o; baltimore, y. Batteries-Baldwin
and Mack; Mcmahon and Robinson.
In the second game Pittsburg had the
best of it, although the Orioles fought
hard. In the ninth inning. with two men
on bases and one ont. Raymond fumhled
Van Haltren's hit, allowing him to reach
first. and Shindle. who was ON third,
scared. WEIGH was then retired by Bald
WIN. Score:
Pittsburg. ....-.....0 0 l 3 o o o o o.
Baltimore .....-...-.I o o o / . . o ID
Hits-Pittsburg. TO-; Baltimore. 6. Errors
Pittsburg, 4; Baltimore, q. Batteries
and Mack; Cobb and Gunson. Earned runs
PlttSbnre, 8; Baltimore. i. First base by errors
a~Baitimore.l /. Left on asesIPittsbnrg :; Bal
A. Three-base hits-Miller, Farrell, Cobb. Two.
base hit-van HAltren. sacrifice hits-Shugarr.
Beckley, Baldwin. Shoch, Halligan, Gunson. Um-
pire-Macullar. Iime-1:53.
New York and ST. Louis Split Even.
NEW YORK, May 30.-The New Yorks won
On easy victory from st. Louis this morn
ing. Dwyer retired after the fourth inn
ing. The attendance numbered l,49z.
Score:
st. Louis...........O 2 o / o o o o %
Hits New York. 8; st. Louis. g.. Errors-New
York. 2; st. Louis. ). Batteries-King aud Muir
ply; Dwyer, Breitenstein aud Buckley.
The second game 1T the Polo grounds was
easlly won Inv ST. IOuls. RuSle really raya
away the game. Weather rainy. Attend
ance. I.334. Score:
New York..-.....O 2 2 o o o 2 o. 6
ST. LOuis..----.---.0 A l 3 1 . o 1 10
Hit York. 2; ST. Louis, 4. Errors-New
York, 3; st. Louis. /. Batteries-Russie, Crane
and Fields; Gleason and Buckley Earned runs
New York, z. Twobase hit--Crooks. Three
Lyons. O'Rourke, Glasscock ca Double plays
Glasscoek to Crooks to Werden; Fuller TO Bassett
to Richardson; Fields 70 Richardson. Bases on
ball~-Of Crane, ]; oil RusIc, .; of Gleason, 3.
Hit--Caruthers, Pinckncy, Buckley. Struck out
by Rusie, 3; by Gleason. ,. Passed balls
Murphy, 2. Wild pitch-kusie. Tme-.l:5o,
Umpire-Lynch Sacrifice hits--Lyons, Richard
son, Fields, Carroll, Werden, Pinckney, Buckley.
Boston Strobe of with Two Games.
Boston, May 30.-In this~f orenoon's game
no runs were made for nine innings, SO eff
~fective was the pitching and so sharp was
tho fielding. In the tenth Cleveland got
ratsled and Boston scored four runs on tive
singles. Attendance. 1861. Score:
Boston,. .......0 o o o o O o o o A
leveland-------. O d D o o D o o 90
Hits-Boston, 6; Cleveland, j. ErrOrs-Boston,
l; Cleveland. ). Batteries-Clarkson and Kelly:
Young and thinner.
Boston slaughtered the Spiders in the
afternoon game. owing chiefly To the lat
ter's errors and some lucky hits and good
base-running by the home team. The Wis.,
| itors made a rally in the fifth, but did not
score enough. Score:
Boston ......-......3 u o 4 9 o I 2 Ola
Cleveland ..---.---.O U U o 5 l o d o. d
s; Cleveland, z. Errurs-Bos.
ton, 2; Cleveland. q. Batteries -staley and
Kelly; Davies and O'Connor. Earnod runs-Bos-
ton. .; Cleveland, 3. First base by errors Bos-
ton, ,: Cleveland. 2. Left Oh bases-Boston q;
Cleveland. z. First base on halis-OH sta ley, z
on Davies, .. Struck out-By staley. q; b,
Davies, q. Three-base Two-bast
hits stovey. Davies. Sacrifice hits - Long
Kelly. Stolen bases-Quinn, Kelly (3I. Nash
Mccarthy. Double plays-Quinn to Tucker
Kelly TO Tucker. Hit by pitcher Davies, i
Wild ritch-Dayies. Umpire-Gaffney. Time
las.