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

c Played Won Lost Perc
Cleveland ............. 90 Sc So SOC
5S,sours '.-......-... 81 81 81 .aSs
6ditlmore ..-.......... 81 A 81 .3S
5lhcinnau ............. - AZ - -5S
brooklyn ...--.-....-.. % 70 81 81.
6oston .;.......-....- 81 - 80 -e ess
.NeN ork -....-.....-. 81 ~ - ..3e
Philadelphia .......... IS A. 30 800
washington .......... IS 20 -35S
81; koqrs ............ 90 20 % 81 81
LOUISVILLE % I'll U .~o1
CLEVELAND JAS: LOUISVILLE 3-3.
Cleveland, Aug. 7.-Cleveland took
two games from Louisville this after
noon. The first was won by heavy hit
ting weighing being knocked out of
the box in the sixth inning. In the sec
ond game Cunningham was pounded
freely and he was also very wild. At
tendance, $500. First game-Score:
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Cleveland .....11oooo2 o1-14 Is 1
Louisville 80 0 0 o 0 o 0 1-3 9 5
Batteries: Cleveland-Cuppy snd
thinner; notwithstanding, McCree-
~ and Warner Earned runs-Cleve-
land 6; Louisville l. Base by errors
Cleveland .; Louisville1 Left on bases
Cleveland -; Louisville s. Bases on
balls-Off Cuppy 1: off weighing 1; off
McCreery Z. Struck out-By weighing
1; McCreery 3. Two base fits-McKean
0. Tebeau. McAleer 2. Double plays
Mexican. 0, Tebeau, Conner, O'Brien,
Spies. Wild pitches-Cuppy 1; McCree-
~ I. Passed balls-Zimmer 1. Umpire
-Jevne ?. Time-2:1S.
Second game:
Cleveland 100 90 0001"-5 13 2
Louisville .....0 100 90 "a 1
Batteries: Cleveland - Young and
thinner; Louisville-Cunningha and
Warner. Earned runs-Cleveland 4.
Base by errors-Cleveland 1: Louisville
]. Left on bases-Cleveland u: Louis
Vile 5. Base on balls-Off Cunningham
6. Struck out-By Young 5; Cunning
ham l. Three asehits-McAleer. Sac
rifice hit-McCarr Stolen bases-Mc-
Carr. McAleer, Wright. Double plays
Collins, O'Brien. Spies. Wild pitches
Cunningham /. Passed balls-Zim-
mer 1. Umpire Jevne. Time 1:5o.
PITTsBURG IS; ST. LOUIS 1.
Pittsburg, Aug THE Browns were
simply slaughtered. Ehret left the rub
Der in the middle of the third inning.
Kissinger taking his place. In that in
ming sixteen Pirates went to bat, scor-
ing eleven runs on seven hits, four er-
rors and four bases on balls. Foreman
was invincible. Hewitt took his place
in the seventh and did as well. At
fe1dance 1,f0O. score.
Pittsburg ...2o11o104o- IS 2
81. Louis ...O1 5000 o Oil 5 5
Batteries: Pittsburg-Foreman, Hew-
tit. Merritt and Sigden: st. Louis
Ehret.. Kissinger and Miller. Earned
runs-Pittsburg-10 st. Louis 1. Two
asehits-Stenzel, Dowd. Three base
hits-Smth. Stolen base - Beckley.
Double plays-Ely, Quinn and PETIT.
%,
Bierbauer, Merritt 2; Dowd. Struck
out-Foreman. Brown, Samuels, Ehret.
Passed balls-Merritt. Umpire-O'Day.
Tin?e-1:50.
BALTIMORE z; PHILADELPHIA 6.
Philadelphia, Aug. Baltimore won
today by timely hitting and fast field
ing. Kelley's home run drive over the
center field fence in the fourth was one
Of the features. Attendance 6,10o.
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Philadelphia $4,000 o-s11 4
Baltimore III 90 o - 13
Batteries: Philadelphia-Casey Ora
dy and Clements; Baltimore-Hemm-
ing and Clark Earned runs-Philadel-
phia 2 Baltimore 4. Two basehits-
Grady, Thompson 2; Boyle. Hemming.
Brodie Home run-Kelley. Sacrifice
hits-Hallman, Casey. Keller, Jennings.
Stolen bases-Hamilton .. McGraw,
Jennings. Left on bases-Philadelphia
Z: Baltimore q Struck out-Kelley.
Double plays-Hallman and Reilly;
Keller and Clark First on errors
Philadelphia 1: Baltimore l. First on
halls-Of Carsey; off Hemming 6. UNI
pire-Keefe. Time-1:50.
CINCINNATI 6: CHICAGO s.
Cincinnati, Aug. Cincinnati, tho
outbatted, was very strong in the field
except in one inning. In the eighth,
with two men out. Stewart fumbled
a ball and Terry gave the next man
his base. Gray hit to left and Wilmot
fumhled allowing two runs to score. |
Lange's play was the feature. Attend
ance 2.400 Score
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Cincinnati 80 I 0 q IS 2
Chicago ..0 0 . 0 20 o 0-5 Is
Batteries: Cincinnati-Dwyer and |
Vaughn: Chicago-Terry and Donahue
Earned runs-Cincinnati 2: Chicago 4.
Two base hits-Gray. Ryan. Decker. |
Three base hits-Burke. 2; LANCE 2
Stolens bases-Miller. Wilmot, Lange. |
Laneg Double plays-Gray. McPhee
and Ewing. First on balls-Terry B.
Hit by pitched ball-Terry 1. Struck |
out-Ry Dwyer 8: by Terry 2 Wild |
pitches-Terry. Umpire Mcdonald |
Time 2:05. /
NEW YORK Q: WASHINGTON 3.
New York. Aug 7.-Doyle's two En-
rors in the seventh was all that saved |
the Senators from another whitewash |
today. Clark pitched a mastery game |
while Andersou's curves were hit safe |
I'm every inning. A brilliant one-hand |
catch by Crooks and a running catch |
by Abbey were the features. Attend |
ance 1000 Score:
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New York ...S eoe2 oos-9 Is 4
Washington 20 o o 0 0 o 5 o o-3 .
Batteries: New York-Clark and Far !,
rel: shington-Anderson and Nc |
CURE. Earned runs-New York s: |
Washington /. Base on erroS-New /
York /: Washington .. Left on bases
New York 6: Washington ). Base on !
bails-Off Clark l: off Anderson l. |
Struck out-By Clark 5; by Anderson |
J. Three base hits-Burns. Stafford |
Two base hits-Tiernan, Joyce >; Crook |
Sacrifice hiJs-Fuller. Stolen bases
Fuller >: Burns. Stafford. Double play /
Boyd and Schiebeck; Crooks, Schie-
hack and Hassamier. Passed balls
Farrell Umpire-EmSlie. Time Lao.
Western League Games
SIT; KANSAS CITY
81.
Minneapolis, Aug. First game
Score:
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..e1so o-s1S Il
Kansas City % 0 . 1 o. 5