The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-10

Suppy dHQ LlHiIutI.
Chicago 6; Cleveland 3. Two basehite-
Tebeau, Stewart. thinner. Decker, Ev-
erett. Three basehits-Everett. Home
run-Thornton. Sacrifice hits-McGarr,
Mexican. Double plays-McKean, Te-
beau and O'Connor. Struck out-By
Cuppy 1; by Hutchinson 3; by Thorn
ton 1. Base on balls-Off Hutchinson 3;
off Tornton 10. Wild pitches-Tnorn-
ton 2. Umpire-O'Day. Time 2:45.
LOUISVILLE 4; PITTSBURG I.
Pitsburg, Aug. 9.-The Colonies play
ey add around the Pirates. weighing
was hit only in one inning. The bal
ance of the game he had the Pirates at
his mercy The Colonies earned all
their runs. Attendance 1000. Score:
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Pittsburg 100 10000 o-1 4
Louisville 80 90 8 1 90 Oil 1
Batteries: Pittsburg-Hawley and
Sugden; Notwithstanding and War
ner. Earned runs-Pittsburg 1: Louis
vile 4. Two basehits-Donovan, Stem
Eel. Three basehits-Gettinger Sacrifice
hit-Holmes. Stolen bases-O'Brien l.
Double plays-Bierbauer and Beckley;
Biebauer, Cross and Beckley. Base on
balls-Donovan Stencil, Clark, Wright
Stencil. Clark, Wright, Warner. Struck
out-Hawley. Holmes, Gettinger, War
ner. weighing. Passed balls-Warner.
UmpireJevne. Time 2:20.
NEW YORK 49,: BALTIMORE So.
Baltimore, Aug 9.-Baltimore hit
Meekin hard in the first game but had
no chance of winning on account of the
poor work of Hoffer and Hemming.
Pond pitched the last two innings and
was quite effective Clark and Nc
Mahon were the opposing pitchers in
the second game and Mcmahon had the
New Yorks at his mercy. Attendance,
$500.
First game-Score:
Baltimore IL $4,000 1-S1S O.
New York 40 4 0 3 3 % l 0-15 IL 1
Batteries: Baltimore-Hoffer. Hem
ming. Pond and Clark: New York
Meekin and Wilson. Earned runs
Baltimore, 3; New York. 3. Two base
hits-McGraw, Herman, Jennings, Van
Haltren. Davis. Kelley. Three basehits
Herman. Home runs-Burns, Kelley
Stolen bases-McGraw, Jennings, Dav-
is. 2; Doyle. First base on balls-Off
11offer, 4: off Hemming, /: off Pond, 1.
Hit by pitched ball-IBy Meekin, ]; by
Hoffer. /. Struck out-By Hoffer. 3; by
Hemming, 0; by oPnd, .. Passed balls
Wilson, 3. Sacrifice hits-Doyle and
Burns. Umpire-Emslie. Time, 2:55.
Second game called on account of
darkness. Score:
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Baltimore 100 1S0 90 IS IL
New York 100 0 2 0 0 o 0 %
Batteries: Baltimore-McMahon and
Robinson: New York-Clark and Will
son. Earned runS-Baltimore, 2. Two
Observation-Disclosures, >; Kelley, 2. Sto-
len bases-Stafford, Gleason. Base on
balls-Off Mcmahon, /: off Clark, 2 Hit
by pitched ball-By Mcmahon, 1-Struck
out-By McMahon. 1; by Clark: l.
Wild pitches-Clark. Sacrifice hits
MoMahon. Umpires-Emslie, Hunt.
Time, 2:O5.
BOSTON 4; WASHINGTON 8.
Boston, Aug. 9.-The Senators gave
the home team Z. hard rub. The latter
won in the last half of the ninth Mer-
Ger pitched a great game. Schiebeck
made a wild throw which opened the
way for Boston to score when the visit
CTS were leading by one run, with one
RHEI
Boston .......oO11o0o 2-412 1
Washington 20 o % 1 Is S 2
Batteries: Boston-Nichols and Can
eel: ngton-Mercer and MCGUIRE.
Earned runs-Boston. 1: Washington. 3.
Home runs-Joyce. Stolen bases-Long,
Schiebeck, oyd. First base on balls
Duffy, Nash. Camel; Mccarthy. Schie
beck. Struck out-Dhffy, Mccarthy,
Joyce, Abbey, >; Hessamer. 2; Schie-
beck. Boyd, Mercer, Mcclure. Double
plays-Long and Tucker. Umpire
Burns. Time, 2:40.
PHILADELPHIA 4; BROOKLYN o.
Brooklyn, Aug. 9.-Tommy Smith. the
boy pitcher was responsible for the
Brooklyns' downfall. Until the eighth
anning. the men from Churchtown were
completely at his mercy. Abbey was
hit hard. Attendance. $500. Score:
Il II +,
Brooklyn ......ooooooo11 II
Philadelphia Il 0 0 O. IL 0
Batteries: Brooklyn-Abbey and
Grim; Philadelphia-Smith and Grady.
Earned runs-Brooklyn. L: Philadelphia
/. First base by CONGRATULATIONS
J. Left on hases-Brooklyn. 5: Phila-
delphia, Q. First base on balls-Off Alb
hey. 3; off Smith. /. Struck out-By
Abbey. 1: by Smith, 5. Three basehits
Anderson, Thompson. Two hasehits
Griffin. Shindle. Anderson. Sacrifice
hits-Sullivan. Stolen bases-Hamil-
ton. Double plays-Sullivan, Mailman
and BOYLE: Anderson and Corcoran.
Hit by pitched balls-Sullivan. Passed
balis-Grady. Wild pitch-Abbey- I'm
pine-Keefe. Time, 40.
Western League Games.
INDIANAPOLIS SIS; DETROIT So
indianapolis. Aug. a--First game
Score:
indianapolis 20 o o 20 % Is
Detroit ...0 5 0 0 o S l
Batteries-Fisher and Mcfarland;
Pears and Twineham.
-. Second game-Score:
r II z
Indianapolis "A Q 0 o . oS 10
Detroit ..-.....0 ! / ) 20 10
Batteries-Fisher, Phillips and Nc
Earland: Gayle and Twineham
St Paul Aug. 9.-St. Paul-Minne-
epolis no game; rain |
KANSAS CITY 10; MILWAUKEE = |
Kansas City, Aug. 9.-Score:
r II f |
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