The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-07
CHICAGO 10; BALTIMORE 10

2;10.
CHICAGO 13; BALTIMORE 10
Baltimore, June 6.-Chicago won in
game Of hard hitting and stupid work
II the field. Esper had to retire in the
fourth. Hemming, who succeeded him.
was hit harder. A wonderful running
catch by LANCE was the only good fea-
lure aside from the batting. Score:
RH f
Chicago ..-...0 3 2 II . 2-13 II 5
Batteries: Baltimore-Esper and Hem
ming and Clarke; Chicago-Lange, Ter
~. Giftith and Donohue. Earned runs
Baltimore 4: Chicago 6. Three basehits
--keeler. X elley. Decker, Dahlen, Ever
cite. Wilmot Two asehits-Decker,
Stewart, Kelly. Sacrifice hits-Parrott,
Everett, Terry. Arson, Keller, Jen-
nings. Stolen bases-Wilmot, Dahlen.
Kelley 2 Struck out-By Terry 3: by
ltsper l; by Hemming /: by Griffith /.
First base on balloon Terry 9: off
Esper l: off Hemming ?. Double plays
-Dahlen. Stewart. Arson; Kelley and
Clarke. Umpire-Betts. Time-2:10.
NEW YORK 2; CINCINNATI o.
New York, June 6.-Rusie was IN
great form today. He allowed the Gin
cinnatis but four safe hits, struck out
eight men and prevented a run from
being scored. Score:
RHE
New York....O 001o00-2 2
Cincinnati 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 6
Batteries: New York-Rusie and Will
eon; Cincinnati-Spies and Parrot.
Earned runs-New York 0; Cincinnati
o. First base by errors-New York ]:
Cincinnati =. Left on bases-New York
& Cincinnati ). First base on balls@Of
Jar:ott o; off Rusie 0. Sturck out-By
l,Usie S; by PARROT ]. Stolen bases
Eu.ke, Herman, Fuller. Spies. Wild
T'.ches-Rusie 1. Umpire-Murray
Time As.
WASHINGTON Z; CLEVELAND s.
Washington, June s-Glasscock. the
naw sh0rtstop Of the Washingtons,
PLAYED his first game here today and
s'@nalized his advent by making two
errors which We're responsible for as
many runs. Score:
RHE
Washington - o004O o. .
Cleveland 30 o o o o 0 0 Ia S 3
Batteries-McGuire and Maui: O'Con-
ror and Wallace. Earned runs-WaSh-
ington 4: Cleveland L. Two basehits-
Blake, Joyce. Stolen bases-JOyce. Sac
rifice hft-McGuire Double plays-O.
Tebeau to c. Tebeau. First base on
balis-Off Wallace ;: off Maui 1. Left
on bases-Washingto 4; Cleveland Z.
Struck out-By Wallace / by Maui 4.
Umpire-LOng. Time 200.
ST. LOUIS .: PHILADELPHIA s.
Philadelphia. June 6.-Taylor and
Fhret wera batted freely but Staley
was substituted for the latter in the
fourth inning. Score:
RHE
St. Louis .....2S oo1o03 OH 5
Philadelphia Il > o 0 , 0 0 o IL =
Batteries-Peitz. Ehret and Steley;
Clements and Taylor. learned runs
s.. Louis :; Philadelphia ;. Two base
bitsEly, Hamilton 3. Three baSehits-
Cooley. Home runs-Cooley, Delehanty.
Stolen baSes-Ely, Hamilton. Boyle.
Mailman. Left on bases st. Louis 4;
Philadelphia :. Struck out-Brown 2:
Cooley /: Common. Cross. Double plays
Quinn. Ely and Conner: Ely, Quinn
and Connor. First base on errors-St
Louis /; Philadelphia 8. First base on
halls-On Taylor !: off Staley .. I'M
pire-McDonald- Time-1:55.
BROOKLYN 10; LOUISVILLE II.
Brooklyn. \. V. June 6.-Manager
McCloskeys Louisville team hit the
bah for two home runs. one three bag
ger. four doubles and seven singles at
Eastern park this afternoon and still
lost the game Score:
Brooklyn ...2 . o Al q . q s-l2 Is >
Louisville 90 l o / o ) 0 oil a :
Batteries-Grim. Lucid and Kennedy;
Welch and McDermOt Earned runs
brooklyn (: Louisville s. First base by
errors-Brooklyn .; Louisville . Left
on bases-Brooklyn 3: Louisville ).
First base on balls-Off Lucid off Ken
nedy s: off McDermott 5. Home runs
Eimmer. Welch. Three hasehitS-Lucid
Rrouthers. Two asehits-Griffin. Tired
way. Preston. Brouthers. Clarke and
WEIGH Sacrifice hitS-Daly and Grim.
Stolen bases-Daly, Anderson. Clarke,
Collins >. Double plays-LaChance and
DAILY: Shindle and Corcoran: Grim and
Corcoran. Wild pitcheS-McDermott.
Umpira-Keefe. Cim~2:l0.