The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-27
PLAYED Won Lost Pc
PITTsBURG, s; ST. LOUIS, o.

St Louis, April 26.-Pink Hawley,
ably assisted by the other Pirates, sue
ceeded in giving the Brown, his last
years associates, a long string of goose
eggs. The members of the home team
were unable to hit his delivery, while
Breidenstein was pounded heard and
often. Several costly errors were made
by the Browns, but the fielding of the
visitors, with one exception, was per-
feet. Score:
RHE
st. Louis. 80 0 1000 o. o o
Pittsburg 20 0 0 - o. 13 3
Administrations and Peits;
Hawley and Sugden. Earned runs
Pittsburg, 3. Stolen bases-Genings,
Cross. Sugden. Double plays-Bier-
Baeur and Beckley. First base on
balls-Off Breiden stein, 4; off Hawley 1.
Struck out-By Breidenstein, .; by
Hawley, .. Umpire-Bettts, Time, 2:10
WASHINGTON 15;PHILADELPHIAS
Washington, April 26-Today's game
was composed largely of stick work.
At the beginning of the fourth inning,
with Philadelphia two ahead, Setback
knocked out a home run. Mcclure,
Nicholson. Mercer and Crooks, the lat
ter also scoring home run. soon fol-
lowed Setback across the plate. The
game was called on account of dark
ness at the end of the eighth inning.
Score:
RHE
Washington 30 o 0 5 % 0 g Is Is
Philadelphia 30 l l 0 / o. Is l
Batteries-Mercer and Mcclure; Nc
Gill, Buckley and Clements. Earned
runs-Washington, IL; Philadelphia, 4.
Two basehits-Cartwrigh Delehanty,
Mailman, Cross, McGill. Three base
hits-Nicholson. Sullivan. Mercer. Home
runs-Crooks, Setback. Sacrifice hits
Cto1pr iob Ham
ilton, Setback. First base on balls-Off
McGill, /; off Mercer 2. Hit by pitched
ball-Sullivan. Left on bases-Wash-
Ington. 6; Philadelphia. ). Struck out
McGill. (. Umpire-OKee Time,
2:05
BALTIMORE 10; BROOKLYN 6.
Baltimore, April 2e.--Up to the sixth
Inning Stein kept the champions guess
Ing In that inning however, the ORR
oles knocked out five singles, a double
and two men went to first on balls and
with the aid of an error Melted eigth
runs. Hoffer. formerly of the Eastern
league, pitched for the Orioles. He sent
in a peedy and well controlled ball.
Score;
RHE
Baltimore 1000 III IL ]
Brooklyn IL 90 0 0 90 $50 8
B2tteries-Hoffer and Robinson; Bur
feii and Stein. Earned runs-Baltirnore
3. BROOKLYN s. Two asehits-Mulvey,
stein. Jennings. Three basehitS-Tred-
nay. Home runs-Lachance, Griffin.
Sacrifice hits-Reitz 2: Jennings, Crit
fin. Stolen bases-McGraw 8: Robinson
Jennings, Brodie. Double plays-Jen-
nings, Reitz and Carey. First base on
balls-Off Hoffer .; off Stein 5. Struck
out-By Hoffer .; ny Stein 0. Hit by
pitched ball-By Hoffer /. Passed balls
-Burrell l. Umpires-Murray and Long
Time 80.
NEW YORK IA; BOSTON 5.
New York, April 26.-Wilson, who
made such "A brilliant showing in
Washington a few days ago, only
lasted four innings today. Dolan, who
took Wilson's place in the fifth inning,
did fairly well. German had the Bean
caters completely at his mercy. The
half dozen hits they secured were bad
ly catered. Score:
New York ....162 00140 ia IA 1
Batteries-Wilson, Dolan and Ryan;
German and Schriver- Earned runs
Boston, o: New York ). First base on
arrors-Boston 0; New York l. Left on
bases-New York 5. First base on balls
of Wilson 5: off Dolan =; off German
T. Struck out-By Dolan /; by German
|. Two base hits-Davis ,; Doyle >;
Schriver. Sacrifice hits-Schriver.
Stolen bases-Fuller, Nanhaltren,
Davis .; Herman, Stafford, Burke.
Double plays-Nash, Lowe and Tuck
pr: Ryan and Lowe. Hit by pitcher
Duffy. Wild pitch-German. Passed
balls-Ryan 1. Umpire-Bell. Time 2:l0.