The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-26
PITTsBuRG Z; CINCINNATI4

PITTsBURG 4; CINCINNATI T.
Cincinnati. April Pa heavy batting
rally in the ninth today gave Pitts
butrg its third straight victory. Elmer
Smith spiked Latham in the calf of the
leg, cutting him badly. Holiday and
McPhee are on the sick list and Ewing
Is out on account of the death of his
brother. Attendance 1900. Score:
RHE
Pittsburg ....o11Oo2 1000 10 2
Cincinnati IL 0 9 o 0 o. 3
Bateries-F'orman and Spies; Hart
and Sugden. Earned runs-Cincinnati,
Smith, Genins, Beckley, Elmer Smith
Three Unsatisfactory. Stolen bases
Latham, 3: Cross, Beckley, e. Smith.
Double plays-Vaughn, G. Smith, Cling
man. Bierbauer, Beckley. First base on
balls-Of Forman. +; off Hart, 2. Hit
10y pitched ball-By Forman, 2; by
Hart, 1.Struck out-By Forman, l; by
Hart, 3. Umpire-Emslie. Time, 2:05.
BROOKLYN Il; BALTIMORE 6.
Baltimore. April 25.-Gleason was hit
hard and often and the fielding of the
Orioles was the poorest seen this seas
on. Lucid was a complete enigma ex-
cepting in the sixth inning. Griffin's
work was the feature. His two catches
were Of the sensational order and cut
off triplets. Attendance 4,400. Score;
r H f
Brooklyn 010035 PA IS 4
Baltimore ..1 0 1 0 4 0 o 0-S 10 Z
Batetries-Gleason and Robinson: Lu-
cid. Stein and Grimm. Earned runs
Baltimore, 8; Brooklyn, 8. Home runs
Treadway. Two basehits-Grifiin y:
McGray, Reitz, Mulvey. Grim. Three
basehits hits-Jennings. Sacrifice hits
LaChance, Kelly, Reitz 2 Struck out
r "A l. +os,, I n1n n
McGraw, Keller, 2: Reitz, Griffin. First
base on balls-Off Gleason, 3; off Lucid,
3; off Stein, l. Struck by pitched ball
BY Gleason, /. Double plays-McGraw,
eRitZ and Brouthers; Corcoran and
Daily Umpire-Long and Murray.
Time. 2:20.
NEW YORK s; BOSTON 2.
New York. April 25.-The Bostons
could not hit Meekin today. AL
though they made but five hits they
would nevertheless had won had it not
been for a muff of a thrown ball by
Lowe, which let in two runs. Nicholas
etched winning ball. Attendance
Loco. Score:
BOSTON $500 oooo2o @ I
New York % 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 O. 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Camel:
Meekin and Farrell. Earned runs
Boston, 1; New York, 1. First base by
rrrors-Boston, /; New York, 0. Left
On bases-Boston, 4; New York, D.
first base on balls-Off Nichols 1; off
Meekin, 4: Struck out-By Nichols, l.:
oy Meekin, 4. Two base hits-Lowe
Fuller. Sacrifice hits-McCarthy.
Stolen bases-Duffy, Tucker 2; Nash 2;
Nichols. Tiernan. Passed ball-Far-
ren. L. Time two hours. Umpire
Campbell
LOUISVILLE IS; CHICAGO 4.
louisville. KY, April 25.-The Colts
we're in the game for the first five in
nings today but after the sixth they
were never heard from. Cunningham
pitched very steady game. the Colts
getting but two hits off his delivery
after the third inning. The home
teams all around play was feature.
Attendance 1880. Score:
louisville ....1OO1O 544O-15 3 1
Chicago .. 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 O. 4
atteries-Cunnigham and Cote;
Stratton and Moran. Earned runs
Louisville. 1: Chicago, / First base on
errors-Chicago. 3. Left on bases
Louisville. 10: Chicago, Z. First base
on balls-Om Stratton. 3; off Cunning
ham 3 Struck out-By Cunningham,
p; by Stratton. /. Two base hits
Sweeney. Anson ?; Ryan. SacIlnce
hits-O'Brien, Clarke. LANCE. Stolen
bases-Preston. Sweeney, Everett :;
Stewart . Shugart, Cunningham, Pres
ton and Pfeffer Hit by pitcher-GIass-
cock 3 Umpire-McDonald. Time
2:I7.
PHILLIES Is: SENATORS 10.
Washington. April 25.-Mercer was re
tired from the box in the fifth inning.
but Malarkey. who followed him, did
not improve the situation for Washing
ton. Halman and Turner. while en-
deavoring to stop a foul fly, collided
and Delehanty took Turner's place as
a result Of injuries received by the for
mcr. Attendance $500. Score:
Ri F
Washington ..321oe coo 1-10 IA
Philadelphia "a 90 : 10 ! H-l5 IS )
Batteries-Malarkey. Mercer and Ma
honey: Carsey and Clements. Earned
runs-Washington 10: Philadelphia 9.
Two basehits-Boyle. Crooks ,; Mercer
Three basehits-Thompson, Crooks.
Home runs-.Ioyce, Mercer. Clements
Stolen bases-Turner. Abbey. Carsey.
Thompson. Hamilton. Sacriflce hit
Carsey. First bases on balls-om Car
sey 4; off Malarkey ,, off Mercer .. Hit
by pitcher-Thompson. Left on bases
Washington Il; Philadelphia 4. Struck
nut-By Carsey .; by Malarkey l. Pass
ed balls-Mahoney. Wild pitches
Carsey. Malarkey. Umpire keefer.
Time 2:15.
CLEVELAND 1; ST. LOUIS =
ST Louis. April e5.-The Spiders won
the second game from the Browns to-
day in the rain. 4 home run IN the
eighth inning by Mexican yielded two
runs and had not the lucky hit been
made a long game would have been the
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cleveland ....1ooo 900 o. 0
ST. Louis....0 0 , o o. 3
Ratteries-Ehret and PETIT; Cuppy
and thinner Earned runs Cleveland
3. ST. Louis > Three basehits-Quinn.
Home runs-Burkett. Mexican. stolen
hases-G. Tebeau. First base on balls
off Ehret > Struck out-By Ehret l;
Cuppy l. Wild pitches-Ehret UNI
pire-Betts. Time las.
Eagle Sporting News.
Some very good shooting Is oelnS
done at the state shoot at Kansas City,
no.
TIE Spiders have won game. Now
than, 40 tall and QOlck