The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-12
NEW YORK 6: PITTSRURG Q

NEW 1otth D, fI1ISBURG z
New York, June 11.-Hart, who was
Rusie pitched winning ball. But for
Doyle's wild throw in the first inning
the Pirates would have been shut out.
Attendance 1900. Score:
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New York 80. 200111 o o. 6 IA
Pittsburg -. 2 0 o 0 0 0 0 o % 4 z
Batteries-Rusie and Wilson: Hart
and SugGen. Earned runS-New York
.. First base by errors-New York 2:
Pittsburg =. Left on bases-New York
g: Pittshurg 4. First base on balls-Off
RUsie 2; off Hart 1. Two base hits
Doyle, Clingman. Sacrifice hit-Burke
Stolen baseS-Bannon 2; Schriver,
Doyle, Stafford. Rusie. Fuller, Cling
man, Stencil, Jennings. Double plays
Stencil and Sugden; Wilson, Stafford
and Schriver; Fuller and Wilson; Full
Ter, Stafford and Schriver. Hit by pitch
ed ball-Donovan. Wild pitch-Hart.
Cmpire-Campbell. Time 2:10.
BALTIMORE 6; CINCINNATI T.
Baltimore, June 11.-Hoffer was the
hero of today's game. He not only
pitched first class ball, but sent in the
winning run by a three bag hit to the
fence. Attendance, 5000. Score:
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Baltimore .3 / o 0 0 0 gle 2
Cincinnati 40 o. 90 3 O. 9 8
Batteries-Hoffer and Robinson;
Dwyer and Merritt. Earned runs
Baltimore 3; Cincinnati 4. Three base
hit-Hoffer. Sacrifice hits-kelley,
Smith, Junnings, Hoy, Merritt. Stolen
bases-Dwyer, Hogriever 2. Kelley
Struck out-By Hoffer 1; by Dwyer 2
First base on balls-Off Hoffer 3; off
Dryer 2. Double plays-McPhee, Smith
and Ewing; Hoy and Ewing Umpire
Foreman and Hemming. Time, 200.
CHICAGO 6; BROOKLYN 2
Brooklyn. June 11.-Bunched hits for
otherwise the game was interesting
without being exciting. Attendance
2,l00. Score:
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brooklyn ......o 90 o o 90 % 10
Chicago % 2 2 / 0 % ! 0-6 3
Batteres-Stein and Burrell; Hutch
;eon and Donahue. Earned runs
Brooklyn .; Chicago 4. First base by
errors-Brooklyn 9; Chicago 9 Left
First base on balls-Off Stein 2; off
Hutchinson 1. Struck out-By Stein 3;
by Hutchinson 8. Home runs-Wilmot.
LANCE. Three base hits-Daly. Two
baseh its-LaChance, Dahlen, Ever
EFT. Stolen bases-Shindle. Double
playsDCorcoran, Daily and LaChance;
Corcoran and LaChance. Wild Pitch
--aStein. Umpire-McDonald. Time
Il 20.
CLEVELAND Z; PHILADELPHIA 6.
Philadelphia, June u.-Casey and
Knell were both freely hit in the earl
Ter part of the game, but Taylor and
Young, who were substituted on either
side, We're effective. Attendance, 4,400.
Score:
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Philadelphia % $1,000 o-6 5 2
Cleveland 20 o 2 o 5 0 IT II 3
Batteries-Carsey Taylor and Grady:
Knell. Young and thinner Earned
runs-Philadelphia 3: Cleveland 4.
Two basehits-Thompson >. Cross, O.
'Connor. Blake. Three basehits-Rur-
hits-McAleer. McGarr. Stolen bases
Delehanty. Thompson. Left on bases
Philadelphia IA; Cleveland 6. Struck
out-Thompson, Hamilton. Delehanty,
mailman. McAleer. Blake. Double
plays-Hallamn. Sullivan and Boyle;
Hamilton and Grady. First base on
errors-Philadelphia 1; Cleveland 1.
Carsey .. Hit by pitched ball-Grady.
Sullivan, McGarr, Burketts. Wild
pitches-Knell 3; Young. Umpire
Emslie. Time, 2:40.
WASHINGTON Is; ST. LOUIS 10.
Washington, June u.-Both teams
played very poorly The home team
won by superior batting. Attendance
] 500. Score:
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Washington 20 90 A 1 "a lis 10 s
ST. Louis 80 0 , 0 0 Z 0 0 Ito Is 6
Batteries-Stockdale. Mercer an dMc-
CURE; st. Louis. Ehret and Peitz.
Earned runs-WashingJon 4; st. Louis
l. Two base hits-McGuire, Cartright,
Glasscock. Brown. Double plays-Stoc-
dale Crooks and Cartwright. First
base on balls@Om Stockdale /; off Mer
Ger 1; off Eahret 4. Hit by pitched hall
-Glasscock. Left on bases-St. Louis
s: Washington :. Struck out-By Ehr
ct 1; by Stockdale /: by Mercer 1.
Umpire-Murray. Time-2:15.
Western League Games.
DETROIT u; ST. PAUL 4.
ST Pual. June 11.-Score:
r II F
St Paul o 0 0 o 0 1 o. 10
Detroit ..417 o 0 0 %-l2 Is 1
Batteries-Pepper and Boyle; Gale