The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-05-11
CHICAGO IA; BOSTON 1.

Chicago May 1g.-The BOStOnS, for
the second time barely escaped a shut
Out. They could do nothing with Hut
Crimson, while the Colts batted Wilson
tn all directions and scored in each OF
The six innings he pitched Although
very one-sided, the game was interest
ing throughout. Weather cloudy; very
hot. Score:
RHE
Chicago ......311 223eo 2-14 81 5
Boston .......0 0 0 0 Of 0 o. 6 4
Batteries: Chicago-Hutchinson and
Donohue; Boston-Wilson, Baunon and
CANCEL. Earned runs-Chicago Z. Two
basehits-Wilrnot, Hutchinson, Duffy,
Iange. Three basehits-Dahlen. Sacri-
lice hits-Ryan. Stolen bases-Anson,
Long. Lange .; Everett Double plays
Camel, Nash; Long, Lowe. Tucker;
Ry Bannon 1; by Hutchinson l.. Pass
ed balls-Donohue 3. First base on
balls-Of Wilson .: off Hutchinson 4.
Umpire-MeLeod. Time 80.
PHILADELPHIA Il; ST. LOUIS 4.
st. Louis, May 10.-The Browns were
outplayed at every point today, losing
the second game Of the series to Phila-
sielphia. Clarkson was batted all over
the field and Smith was hit pretty free
~ by the Browns but they seldom got
beyond first and failed to score, except
In four instances Attendance 1.500.
Score:
RHE
st Louis 30 101 o01 o. s 4
Philadelphia @ 6 o / , o Ola u ;
Batteries: st. LOuis-C1arkson and
Ieitz: Philadelphia-Smith and Buck
ley Earned uns-PhiIadelphia 9: st.
Louis o. Two base hits-A1iller. Hall
man, Delehanty. Three base hits
Peitz. Home runs-Hamilton. Thomp-
SrfIlf al 10,
>. Double plays-Quinn. Connor. First
base on balls-Clarkson .: Smith ;.
Hit by pitched ball-Clarkson 1; Smith
I. Struck out-Clarkson l; Smith ..
Wild pitches-Smith 2. Umpire--Ems-
lie. Time 200.
LOUISVILLE s; NEW YORK 4.
louisville KY, May 10.-The Giants
could not hit McDermott today, while
the home team hit Meekin so hard
that Boswell was substituted in the
fourth Boswell was very effective al
lowing the home team but two hits dur
Ing the rest of the game The fielding
nf ORren and Clark was a feature.
Attendance 1902. Score:
LouiviIle ....o4 $4,000 q o o. 10 4
New York 30 o 0 5 0 0 O. 4 3
Batteries: Louisville-Cole and Nc
Dermott: New York-Farrell, Meekin
and Boswell Earned runs-Louisville
&: New York /. First base on errors
New York 2 Left on baSes-Louisville
+: New York e. Firsthase on balls
off McDermott >. off Meekin |. Struck
out-Ry McDermott l; by Meekin l; by
Boswell ;. Double plays-Glas sscock
O'Rrien. and Luhy ;Rannon and DOYLE.
Home run-Davis. Three base hits
Farrell. Hit by pitcher-Luhy. Wild
pitches-Meekin. Umpire-Campbell-
Time 2:24.
WASHINGTON 6: CLEVELAND ;.
Cleveland. May 10-Washington won
today by sharp rally and a decision
by Belts in the ninth inning retiring
Cleveland when the latetr was about to
lie the score. The Cleveland players
and the people present believe Belts
must have turned faint or dizzy when
he declared Childs out at first after
batting in the tying run. The game will
be protested. Score;
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Cleveland. 20 ; o q q o O. : II ;
Washington. L q o o If . S
MISUNDERSTANDING: O'Connor. Wal
lace; Washington: Mcclure. Mercer.
Earned runs-Cleveland 3; Washington
& First base by errors-Cleveland l.;
Washington /. Left on bases-Cleve-
land =: Washington g. Three basehits-
Selbach. Two hasehits-G. Tebeau.
Hassamaer. Stolen bases-O. Tebeau.
McAleer. Joyce. Double plays-Coo-
gan, Cartwright and Joyce. Hit by
pitcher-By Mercer !; q. Tebeau i.
Cmpire-Betts. Time. 2:05.