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STILL ON THE TOBOGGAN, St. Paul Knocked Down a Few More Points by Kansas City. KANSAS CITY, Aug. 9.—The Blues made it three straight from St. Paul today in a game in which the visitors were out played at every point. Callahan pitched a good game, while Mullane was wild. He was also poorly supported. Score: R. H. E. Kansas City.0002230205 180 St. Paul......0100000102373 Batteries—Callahan and Blanford; Mul lane and Spies. Columbus and Detroit Divide Honors, COLUMBUS, C., Aug. 9.—Columbus and Detroit played two games this afternoon. McGreevey's pitching was the feature of the first game. In the second manager Loftus gave pitcher Smith, late of Du buque, a trial, and he was touched up for nineteen hits. Score: First game R.H. E. Columbus ...19 025 040 1-13 13 2 Detroit oooo0gdgogog 22 5 SG Batteries—McGreevey and Wilson, Gayle and Twineham. Second game— R. H. FE. Columbus ...10230100078 $3 Detroit ...... 10600063 *%6 1993 Batteries—Smith and Wilson, Thomas and Twineham. Easy for Washington. Special to the Indianapolis Journal. WASHINGTON, Ind., Aug. 9.—The home team won from Petersburg today with ease. The Kentucky-Indiana League hav ing closed, the Washington club will finish the season playing with independent ball teams. Score: Re rna Washington ...... nace in Petersburg ....+++++ 6 10 Batteries—Friend and Bryant, Jones and McCarthy. Borchers Was Wild. MILWAUKEE, Aug. §.—Borcher's wild ness and poor support gave today’s game to Minneapolis. Score: R. H. E. Milwaukee ..0 100000023 10 56 Minneapolis .0 101000114 5 1 Batteries—Borchers and Spears; Figge miter, Parker and Schriver. Detroit This Afternoon. The Detroit team will play its last series here beginning this afternoon. As the sea son is pretty well along and Indianapolis back in first place, these games will prob ably draw large crowds. Damon is to pitch up the Wolverines today. The game will begin at 3:45. Umpire Decided the Second Game. Special to the Indianapolis Journal. FORT WAYNE, Ind. Aug. 9—Two games were pnlayed between Fort Wayne and Washington today, the Farmers win ning the first easily. In the second they led until the seventh inning, but in the eighth the visitors took the lead. The Fort Waynes played for darkness and the um pire gave the game to Wshington $ to 0. Score of first came: R. H. E. Ft. Wayne... 2202102 6-12 164 Washington 0 20100030-607 Batteries—Carrick and Huff, for Fort Wayne; Martin and Mitchell, for Wash ington. Umpire—Haller. Second game— R.H.E. Fort Wayne...50000100 610 § Washington ..001000562151 Batteries — Knell and Huff, for Fort Wayne; Dinsmore and Mitchell for Wash ington. Umpire—Haller. Elwood, 6; Anderson, 3. Special to the Indianapolis Journal. ELWOOD, Ind., Aug. %—Elwood de feated Anderson in a hard-fought battle today. The weather was excessively hot. Score: H. Elwood .......06000000 os u Anderson ...9000010101-37 . Batteries—Elwood, Knepper and Camp bell; Anderson, Wardering and Ivory. Kokomo, G. Logansport, 1. Special to the Indianapolis Journal, LOGANSPORT, Ind., Aug. 9.—Kokomo defeated Logansport today in a closely contested game by the score of 6 to 1. The batteries were: For Logansport, Crosby and Bolan; for Kokomo, Rogers and Garvey. This is probably the last semi- sessional game that will be played here this season. Metamora Defeated Andersonville. Special to the Indianapolis Journal. METAMORA, Ind., Aug 9%.—Metamora defeated Andersonville Saturday by the following score: Andersonville Metamora ..... Interstate League. At Toledo— RH. EB. Toledo weeneneeneeeeenee weeeeeee eeeeee Jackson o waneae seaeervenes 513 Miller. Batteries—Coyle and Arthur; Engle and Toledo Second game: neereee aeeee seereee eee R.H.E. Jackson ap enenseeeserens see seneeeeadeas 0 M4 y Batteries—Ferguson and Arthurs; Der rick, Flaherty and Davis.
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Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis, Indiana, US
Mon, Aug 10, 1896
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