The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-20
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TOLEDO WILL PROTEST III.
Denny Longs Howl About Saturdays
Ball Game-TO-Day's Game.

Manager Denny Long, of the Toledo
team, will protest Saturdays game the
grounds Of alleged illegal deliveries by
Phillips in the last inning. Long claims that
Phillips delivered three balls while he was
out of the box and that under the rules
an illegal delivery entities the batsman to
q base. He says that when Mcfarland was
at bat the first Illegal delivery was made,
and was followed by two others in success
sion. IL the game should be contested and
decided against indianapolis it would be
necessary to play it again. and there
may probably be no opportunity to play 1t
of IL may practically result in the loss OF
the game for indianapolis. Long undoubt-
edly realizes this fact and will urge every
point to have the game declared illegal
He says he will have two new men in his
team after leaving this city. One of them
is Henry Boyle, OF this city, whose former
reputation as pitcher is well known. Long
says Boyle may pitch one of the two
games to be played to-day, though there is
no present res ia, assurance that he VIII go in the
other new man Is Robert Berryhill, of Leb-
anon He has been secured, says Long, as
change catcher. and will play right field.
Two Games To-day.
The Indianapolis and Toledo clubs will
play two games for one price of adj
mission at the East Ohio-street grounds
this afternoon, and these will be the last
games here until Sept II, as the home team
goes on its long Western trip tonight
The first game this afternoon will be called
at p. m. and the last one about 3:45. The
pitchers for Indianapolis will probably be
Pepper and Phillips and for Toledo Blue
and Hughey. Toledo is making desperate
fight for the league championship, and
after its two defeats here will try hard
to win to-days games. The Toledos will
be compelled to catch a 615-o'clock train
for Grand Rapids this afternoon.
When Indianapolis and Toledo get
through battling for the last time this sea-
son to-day both clubs will go to Michigan
to struggle with the teams representing
that State. Sharsig's men will tackle De-
troit there for three games, and Cross will
pitch the opening one tomorrow after
noon. Pepper will go in against Toledo in
the first game this afternoon. and if a
double-header can be played Phillips will
pitch the second. The club goes away
strong in pitchers, but crippled In the. field.
games played with Toledo, lost seven and
tied one. There should be big crowd out
to bid the boys goodbye this AFTERNOON;
patronage. and, besides, it is the last game
70 be played here for three weeks. On
Sept. II Kansas City will begin it's final
the home stretch will have been reached.
Marion and Columbia Teams.
= The Columbia Lincoln League and the
Marion Club baseball teams will play a
game upon the Indianapolis ball grounds
tomorrow afternoon. The batting order is
as follows: Columbia Lincoln League
Jones, pitcher; Brown, catcher; Kerrins,
first base; Murphy, second; Stlegelmyer,
left field; Foppiano, center field; Bryson
right field. Marion Club-Hughes, pitcher
ton, second: Isenbess, third; Patton, short
stop; ShuffietOn, left field; Elliott, center