The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-25
PITTsBURG, s; CINCINNATI, 5.

PITTSBURG, s; CINCINNATI, s.
Cincinnati, April GETTYSBURG bat
ted in streaks while the hits made by
the Reds were scattered. Both batted
equally well. Dryers wildness cost
three runs, and a heavy rally in the
seventh gave the Pittsburgers the vic
tory. Attendance $500. Score:
Pittsburg .....2 O1O41o-S 2 @
Cincinnati III l o 1 O. II 3
Batteries-Dwyer and Spies; Kilien
and Sugden. Earned runs-Cincinnati,
Miller, 2; Hoy, Beckley, Clingman-
Three base hits-G. Smith, Hoy, Z.
Smith, Beckley. Stolen bases-Beckley.
First base on balls-By Dwyer, 6; by
Killen, 2. Two by pitcher-Dwyer 1.
Sacrifice hits-Beckley, Sugden, Bier
bauer. Umpire-Emslie- Time 1:55.
BOSTON, 5; NEW YORK, 8.
New York, April 24-Rusie was in
good form today and with any kind of
decent support the New Yorks should
have defeated the Bostons. The feat
ures We're the catching by Mccarthy
and Duffy, and loves and Nash's bat
ting. Attendance 5000. Score:
Boston ..oOoos 2oOO-5 6 Z
New York 20 0 OIL 2 % 8
Batteries - Stivetts and Camel;
Rusie and Farrell. Earned runs-Bos-
ton, L; New York. o. First base by err
rors-Boston, 2; New York, 4. Left on
base On balls-On Stivetts, 4; off
Rusie p Struck out-By StivettS, a; by
Rusie, z; Three base hits-Nash. Stolen
bases-Lowe, Collins, Camel, Stivetts,
Davis. Double plays-Long, Lowe,
Tucker. Passed ball-Farrel. Umpire
Campbell Time 2:04.
BALTIMORE 3; BROOKLYN l.
De- II
feated Brooklyn in a holly contested
game. Hemming's work was the fea-
% ture. He not only held his opponents
down to one run, but led his team in
batting with two double and a single.
Attendance 800. Score:
Baltimroe .....O0 OIL % 0 o o*-3 9 2
Brooklyn 80 0 001 90 0-1 4
notwithstanding and Robinson;
Gumbert and Grim. learned runs
Baltimore =; Brooklyn l. Three basehits
kelly. Two notwithstanding 2;
Shock. Sacrifice hits-Daly. Stolen
bases-McGraw. Struck out-By Gum
bert l; by Hemming 2. Base on balls
Off Gumbert 1; off Hemming 3. Double
plays-Keeler and Brouthers; McGraw,
jennings and Brouthers; Burns and
Corcoran; Griffin and DAILY. Passed
balls-Robinson. Umpire-Murry. Time
las.
CHICAGO s: LOUISVILLE i.
Louisville. April 24.-The home team
butbatted the Colts today but bad base
running kept the score down. Nc
Dermott pitched fairly good game
but received poor support. Hutchin-
son was very effective at critical stages
and received gilt edge support. Wealth
er fair, attendance 1,420. Score:
louisville 40 0 90 1 0 0 O. / IL 6
Chicago ....1 I 0 O l o. SIS 0
Observation-Disclosures and Cote; Hut
Crimson and Donohue. Earned runs
Louisville 1. First base on orrors-Chi-
cago T. Left on bases-Louisville 8; Chi
cago 4. First base on balls-Of Nc
Dermott .; off Hutchinson s. Struck
out-By McDermott 2; by Hutchinson
2 Three basehits-Glasscock. Two base
hits-Ryan, Donohue. Sacrifice hits
Cote, DOnohue. Stolen bases-O Brfen,
Stewart Double plays-Glasscock (un-
assisted. Hit by pitcher-Anson, Ever
EFT. Widl pitches-NcDermott. Passed
balls-Cote 1; DonChue. Umpire-Mc-
Donald. Time hours
WASHINGTON 5; PHILADELPHIA 4.
Washington, April 2f.-The Washing
ton team continued in good form today
and took a game from the Phillies by
a score of 5 to 4. Attendance 4,5O0.
Score:
Washington 100000 50 I 81
Philadelphia 20 0 o 0 O. II
Ratteries-Markley, Stockdale and
Mcclure: McGill and Buckley Earned
Observation-Disclosures, 1; Philadelphia.
Twobase hits-Abbey, Hasamaer HON.
ilton Three basehits-Selbach, Hall
man. Stolen DISQUALIFICATION. .;
Thompson Hamilton, Cross, Cart
wright Sacrifice hits-McGuire. Mich
olson. Double plays-Boyie to Hamil-
ton. First base on balls-Of McGill. Z;
off Stockdaie. /: off MarkFey. l. Left
IN bases-Wa shington, l; Philadelphia,
10. Struck out-By Stockdale. 1; by
McGil, 9: by Narkley, ,. Umpire
Keefe. Time. 2:05.
CLEVELAND II; ST. LOUIS 3.
St Louis. April 24-Costly errors and
weak work of McDoUgal in the box lost
todav's game for the Browns. In the
first two innings, the Spiders pounded
McDoueall hard and often, but were
unable to do much with Staley. who
pitched the last seven innings. until the
sight. when several more runs were
piled up. Attendance 5000. Score:
RHE
Cleveland ....4 s % o 90 5 PIP 10 l
81 Louis. o 0 o 0 l o . O-S 5
Batteries Staley, and
PETIT; Wallace and O'Connor. Earned
runs-Cleveland. 5. Two basehits-
O'Connor. Three Observation-Disclosures.
Stolen bases-Burkett, Childs. Dowd.
Double plays-Quinn, Common FIRST
base on balls-Off McDougal. D; of
Staley. 5: off Wallace, >. Hit by pitch
ed balls-By McDougaL. l. Struck out
BY McDougal -; by Staley. ,; by Wal
tace. l. Passed balls-PeitZ, O'Connor.
Cmpire-Betz. Time. ZOE.