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Sunday, July 5, 1885
Grand National Association:
Baltimore (2) at Providence (8): Sam Paul (30-5.4) (13-12) over Sammy O'Quinn (23-5.9) (4-4). Paul allowed 7 hits, 2 walks and struck out 4. At bat, he had a hit and 2 RBIs. The Grays knocked out 17 hits. C John Toler (27-6.4) had 3 hits with a double and scored a run. 3B Bill Parsons (27-8.3) had 3 hits with a double, stole a base and scored a run. 2B Tom Hepner (23-7.1) hit a double and a triple, scored a run and had 2 RBIs.
Milwaukee (11) at Kansas City (8): Tom Washam (32-6.1) (16-5) over Frank Parsons (31-5.8) (11-24). 32 hits by both teams. CF Harry Mihlbauer (27-5.7) had 2 hits with a home run, and 4 RBIs. He began the season with Brooklyn, but was released. 2B Lou Bohus (25-5.4) had 5 hits, scored 4 runs an had an RBI. C Cy Morton (25-4.6), after getting 2 hits in his major league debut, followed it up with 4 hits, scored 2 runs and had and RBI. So, we will have to wait for his third game and see whether he gets 6 or 8 hits to determine the pattern.
Brooklyn (4) at Chicago (5): Pete Rinehart (26-6.2) (12-13) over Al Green (22-3.8) (2-3). Rinehart allowed 8 hits, 3 walks and struck out 4. At bat, he had a hit. Green allowed 11 hits, 2 walks and struck out 4. At bat, he had a hit and a walk and scored a run. Trailing 3 to1, the Gladiators scored 3 times in the top of the 9th to take the lead, but RF Candy Simpson (26-6.8) hit a 2-run homer in the bottom of the 9th to win the game for the Colts. It was his 7th home run of the season. SS Henry Potter (31-6.4) had 3 hits with a triple, stole a base and scored 2 runs.
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