The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-20

closed today with a victory for Paw.
nee. The Pawnee club is in the swim
now and open to engagements with any
other club in the territory. Rambo die
excellent work in the box on Thursday
and Cochran Friday, and today they
pitched ball that the Indian could hard
ly find at all and when they did the
infield got them without much trouble
Peterson, after catching all week for
the Tournament caught the three games
with the Indians and never made an
error. Score:
THURSDAY.
Pawnee ....00113 0120-S 10 6
Poncas 100 0052 Oil Is 2
Batteries-Rambos and Peterson;
Philips and Mcdonald. Umpire-Wal-
ker of Saltwater.
RHE
Pawnee 1911 2 33040-l9 10 z
Poncas ........1 o 1 90 90 % II
Batteries-Cochran and Peterson;
Philips and Eagle. Umpire-Biddison
Of PaWnee.
SATURDAY.
RH E
Pawnee ......1o33 IA 10 8
Poncas .......0 0 4 2 0 0 2|1 4
Batteries-Cochran and Peterson; Nc
Donald and Eagle. Umpire-Biddison
Of Pawnee.
The gate receipts amounted to about
$150.
Any club in Oklahoma that wants a
game, will find Pawnee ready.
Great Bend invites Challenges.
Great Bend, Kan, Aug. 19.-(Spec-
iaL}-If Great Bends claim to the state
amateur championship is not correct,
a challenge sent to NJ. II. Scaeffer, man
ager, will soon settle it. The club will
take a trip to the eastern part OF the
state in few days.
Eagle Baseball Notes.
Dick Buckley is again catching for
the Phillies.
The Clevelands play twenty games
in the east.
Tommy Mccarthy was fined $50 for
abusing Umpire Hunt in Baltimore.
Catcher Butler, a New England lea
que product, may be signed by Boston.
New York is the acknowledged poor
est uniformed team in the league.
Dumping" Mcmahon has won the
three games he has pitched this year.
Shortstop Stewart joined the Fits
burgs in Chicago Thursday. Monte
Cross may get rest.
Toad" Ramsey, the once famous
pitcher. is now umpiring in the west
ern association.
Billy Merritt and Connie Mack will
catch for Pittsburg while Joe Sugden
is recuperating.
Gutenberg, who was a Colonel last
season, is the best hitting first base
man in the Eastern.
St Louis has won two out of twenty
one games, while Louisville has wen
ten out of like number.
Pitcher Malarkey has been released
by Washington. He has done some
good work for the Senator's.
Jack O'Connor's injunction suit to
prevent the league collecting fine
imposed on him has been withdrawn.
The Bostons went to Baltimore with
the intention of taking at least three
games. Did they get EN-? Aber NIGHT.
''Parson" Nicholson of Detroit strain
ed a tendon in Thursdays game with
indianapolis. He will be laid up for
two weeks.
Shortstop Stewart made his debut
with the Pittsburgs Thursday. He ac-
cepted eight out of nine chances offer
ed and made two hits.
cross, Boyle ana crazy OIL the fnll-
lies go after everything that comes
near the plate. The result is that their
batting averages suffer.
Captain Ewing was presented with
a silk umbrella and flowers by Cleve-
land admirers Thursday. He respond
ed by cracking out a single.
If President Robinson succeeds In
making the wagon on the pennant COM
ing west, and if his team wins the PEN
nant, he will divide. the $4,000 among
the Cleveland players.
President Robinson Of Cleveland is
now willing to wager alone 81, 900 to
81, 900 that a western club will win the
pennant. President Young is named
by Mr.. Robinson as stake holder.
Hughey Jennings accepted twenty
chances without an error in that fif-
teen in14ng game at Baltimore Thurs
day. stfsais an unprecedented record
in the way OF chances offered In one
game, also as a fielding performance.
The "nawsty'' umpire is responsible
for every defeat the New Workers suf-
fer, if newspapers are to be believed.
Why not give them little umpire all
for themselves with instructions that
the Giants shall receive everything.
TWO LIVES SAVED.
Mrs Phoebe Thomas, OF Junction
City, Ill, was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
no hope for her, but two bottles DR..
Kings Discovery completely cured her
l.