The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-16

headed of fieet-footed Billy Hamilton twice
in his runs for second in Mondays game.
Roat had ten chances yesterday and made
four errors.
Cross had an off day. while Bobby Gale
| was in form.
Sam Thompson got but two hits yesterday
but both were h0mers.
In yesterdays Cf1ica go-Pittsburg game six
double plays were made.
| Beginning next Monday the ball games
| here will be called at 3:45-
The Baltimore Boston fifteen-inning con-
| test was evenly played throughout.
| Cincinnati has tackled the leaders and is
| endeavoring TO pull them from their perch.
| Mullarky, who has been released by
| Washington, yesterday held Brooklyn down
| to five hits.
Newell was the only Hooser to get more
than one hit, but Mccarthy made a triple
and Mcfarland homer.
Third baseman Davis, of New York. was
six times at bat yesterday and secured six
hits--a triple. two doubles and three singles.
Chris Won der Abe is making every effort
to secure the release of Arlie Latham from
the Reds. but he has small chances Of
success
The Indianapolis team plays the Chicago
League club there Sunday and returns
home Monday to meet Grand Rapids for
the final series.
Fisher is better, but will not pitch before
his leg will probably be well enough to let
him go into a game.
The Philadelphia New York game yester-
day was regular smuggling match. Inc
Quakers made twenty-six hits for total
OF forty-four bases ana the Giants secured
twenty-one hits that netted thirty bases.
Fred Carroll was fined and put out Of the
game Tuesday at Milwaukee by umpire
Cushman. Hastings had TO take his place
In the field. Carroll Is pulling hard for
Kansas City. He was seldom fined when
with Grand Rapids
The Eat bat'' column which il sometimes
deceptive. shows only twenty-seven Brook
lyn players at bat yesterday in nine-in-
ming game. In reality thirty-four "Grooms'
faced Mullarxy. He gave five bases on
balls, struck out one man and another made
a sacrifice.
Next Tuesday night at the Grand Opera
of Ernest Roeber, the worlds, champion
Graeco-Roman wrestler. will wrestle
Charles Richards. of this city: Each man
weighs in the neighborhood of $50 pounds.
The match will be Graeco-Roman, best
two falls in three.
Hogan returned from Detroit yesterday
and is under q Doctors care here. He viii
have to rest week as a result of the
Terre Haute experience OF Sunday A pad
strain in the region of the groin is what
cripples him. II is thought he can re-
sumo his position with the team by the
middle of next week.
Tim Donohue is keeping up the reputa-
season as being one of the greatest jol-
liers in the business. Not a player comes
to bat but that Tin gives him shot .n Of
the LAD can generally manage TO work in
strike the batsman while jollying
him along.
Corbett played his first professional game
at Scranton Monday. playing with the
Scranton team against Buffalo. He COW
cred first base and accepted everything
that came his way. getting a number of
easy chances. He struck out the first time
up, but IN the fourth, and ninth he made
singles. In the latter inning, with two men
on bases and one out, he knocked out a
single and the runners came in Corbett got
40 per cent. OF the gate receipts.
The much Wanted hoodoo which the De-
troit papers claimed that the Tigers exer-
cised over the Hoos.ers seems to have gone
glimmering. II is all right to talk about
a hoodoo. but when 1t comes to winning
games from the Cincinnapolis aggrega-
ton 1t takes ball playing and hoodoos are
at discount. IL the Tigers will awaken
other game from Indianapolis before the
sea son closes.-Kansas City Star.