The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-28
BALTIMORE 10; CINCINNATI o.

BALTIMORE 10; CINCINNATI 0.
Baltimore Aug. 27-McMahon held
the Cincinnitis down to five singles to-
day and with almost perfect field sup
port had NJ trouble in shutting out the
Reds. The Orioles hit Dwyer hard and
won with ease. Brodie and Keller bat
ted well and the fielding Of Smith and
Score:
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Baltimore :. % 22015 10 IL 1
Cincinniti 80 0 0 0 0 90 90 8 8
Batteries: Standardization and
Robinson; Cincinnati-Dwyer and
Vaughn. Earned runs-Baltimore Z.
Three base hits-McGraw, Jennings.
Stoler bases-McGraw. Kelley. Double
plays-Gleason, Jennings and Carey;
Hoy, Vaughn and Smith; McPhee and
Ewing First on balls-Off Mcmahon
|; of Dwyer 2. Hit by pitched ball-By
DIVER l. Struck out-By Mcmahon 1;
by Owyer 1. Wild pitch-DWyer. UNI
pires-ODay and Durham. Time 1:45.
CLEVELAND Z: PHILADELPHIA 6.
Philadelphia, Aug. 27-With two men
oKt in the first inning Cross threw wild
to head off McAleer at first and this I'LL
tmately cost four runs, giving Cleve-
lind a lead the locals were unable to
overcome. Cuppy relieved KnelI in the
second Cuppy was very effective. At
tendance 2,775. Score:
RH f
Philadelphia - 100000 o. 3
Cleveland ...-.4 o l 0 0 o -714 9
Batteries: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Clements; Cleveland-Knell, Cuppy and
Zimmer- Earned runs-Cleveland l.
Two base hits-McGarr, thinner. Sac
rIfice hit-Carsey. Stolen bases-Dele-
hanty, Childs 2; Blake. Struck out
Delehanty, thinner. Double plays
sullivan, Mailman and Boyle 2; Hamil-
ton and Mailman. First on balls-Off
Carsey L; off KneH 4; off Cuppy l. UNI
pire-Emslie. Time 200
BOSTON ID; PITTSBURG s.
Boston, Mass, Aug. 27.-The Ros-
tons outbatted and outfielded PITTS
burg today and earned the game Hart
was batted all over the lot while Sti-
Vets was effective in all except the
seventh. when the Pirates made five
earned runs. Nyce, who has been play
ing with the New Bedfords, was re-
called and played at short, Long going
TO second. Attendance 10000. Score:
r H E
Boston .....0 14O024 2e-13 Is Al
Pittsburg .-...2 1 0 0 o 0 o O-S
Batteries: Boston-Stivetts and Can
gel; Pittsburg-Hart and Merritt.
Earned runs-Boston z; Plttsburg 5.
TWO basehits-Nyce, Duffy. Tucker.
Stolen bases-Long. Mccarthy, Duffy,
Stencil. Smith. Double plays-Cling- |
man, Bierbauer and Beckley First
on balls-Long, Nash 4: Smith, Cling
man Hit by pitched ball-Tucker, |
Stencil Struck Out-Duffy, Long, |
Stencil, Bierbauer. Merritt. Wild pitch |
Hart. Umpire-McDonald. Time 2:25. |
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BROOKLYN y; ST. LOUIS 5.
Brooklyn, n. Y, Aug. 27.-The Bride |
Srooms had another easy task defeat
ing the st. Louis team today. The
Brooklyn batted kissinger and Ehret's
curves as they pleased. Gumbert pitch
ed until the eighth when Cornin. the
new pitcher was given a trial and al |
lowed the Browns five runs. Attend
ance LOCO. Score:
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Brooklyn 100 0700s-l2 Is 4 |
st. Louis......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 = 3-5 FL
Batteries: Brooklyn-Gumbert. Corn |
In and Burrell; St. Louis-Kissinger
Ehret and Peitz. Earned runs-Brook-
Ign IL; St Louis 3. First on balls-Off |
Gumbert /; off Cornn .; off Ehret l.
Struck out-By Gumbert >: by Kissin- |
ger l; by Ehret l. Three basehits-Cor- |
corar- Two basehits-Daly. LaChance |
Gumoert, Quinn. Ehret. Double plays
Ely. Quinn and McFadden: Quinn, Ely |
and McFadden: Burrell and LaChance. |
umpire-Muray. Time-l:f3.
CHICAGO SO: WASHINGTON 4-6.
Washington. Aug. 81 Two games |
We're played today. The first was rnade |
necessary by the tie of yesterday. Both |
were close and interesting. In the first |
game Chicago won in the eleventh |
when Everett got four balls, advanced |
10 second on sacrifice and scored on |
a ball which bounded from MERGERS |
hands into the b1eachers.
The second was called On account Of /
darkness in the eighth inning when |
Chicago WAS two runs aheli and tLe |
game reVerting 10 last even inning<e
made il a tie. Young Zoe Corbett |
pitched a good game and feliici MS
position well. Attendance 200. First |
game-Score:
Washington 01O010I q; IS1
Chicago 20 o OIL o l. IA
Bate Wasilington-An1e
ant Mcclure; ,GhcaSov-Hupchinsoa T
ald kittrefgie Earned runs-Wash-
ington l; Chicago T. Two baseh;ts-
Setback. Mcclure. Wilmot. Home run
-kittredge. Stolen bases-Aobey.
Joyce. S2crifice hits Mcclure, An
son. Wilmot Double playe-Sch:eba.k
anu NdA vigil 4 lTSl on DdlIS-Nfli
Anderson 4: off Hutchinson s. Hit nv
pitched ball-Dahlen. Struck out-Rv
Anderson 8; Hutchinson =. Passed bail
-kittredge. Wild pitch-Hutchinson
Umpire-Keefe. Time-2:45.
Second game-Score:
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80 o l o o e-6 ~
Chicago ......1 l O o 0 If 10 s
Batteries: Washinglon-Corhet and |
Mcguire: Chica go-Dolan and Dono-
hue Earned Observation-Disclosures 4; Chi
cago T. Two basehits-Everett. Home
ha