The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-05
CHICAGO Z: PHHADELPH

drfHped another game to Anson'S
Colts today through their inability to
hit Griffith. Taylor was hit freely. At
tendance, 1900. Score:
Ri E
Philadelphia % 0o40o2 o-611 ?
Chicago ......3 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 80 IL =
acknowledgements and Taylor; Kit
tredge and Griffith. Earned runs
Philadelphia, 6; Chicago, 6. Two base
hits-ThOmpson. Kittredge. Three
observation-disclosures. Home run-Lange.
Sacrifice hit-Anson. Stolen bases
Hamilton. Boyle. Cross. Lang. Everett.
Left on Observation-Disclosures, 3: Chica-
go, 9. First base on errors-Philadel-
phia, g. First base on balls-Off Taylor
.. Struck Out-By Taylor, 8; by Crit
fifth, .. Umpire-McDonald. Time,
2:20.
BOSTON u; CINCINNATI s.
Boston. June 4.-The Cincinnatis were
defeated with ease today. Attendance,
1900. Score:
- RH E
Boston ...u-.0 0400o17 0-12 10 .
Cincinnati al 0 l 2 0 O. IL .
Batteries-Tenney and Sullivan. Ten
r ney and Phillips. Earned runs-Bos-
ton. 8; Cincinnati, ), Two basehits-
+ Fenney. Home runs-Bannon, Duffy,
Nye, Nash, Hogriever. Stolen bases
Duffy, .; Mccarthy, Nash, Tucker. La
than. Phillips. Sacrifice hts-Lowe
First base on ballS-Bannon. Mccarthy,
,; Sullivan, Nye. Tenney, Nash. Gray,
Latham, Hogriever. Struck out-Sul-
Ivan ,. Nye. Vaughn, Phillips. Passed
f@lls-Tenney 2. Hit by pitched ball
Tucker Umpire-Emslie. Time, 2:10.
BALTIMORE 10; CLEVELAND
Baltimore, Md, June baltimore
held the lead until the seventh inning
when Cleveland forged one ahead. Bal
timore scored a winning lead in her
half Of the eighth by scoring five runs
Burkett was fined S25 for disputing
with Belts. Attendance $500. Score:
baltimore ...soOoOo52 "A 3
Cleveland 30 0 00O14 400 10 3
Batteries-Clarke and Hemming:
thinner and Cuppy. Earned runs
Baltimore s: Cleveland 8. Three base
hits-Gleason 2; Burkett, Reitz. Two
base hits-GleaSon. thinner, Childs.
Brodie. Sacrifice hits-Carey ?; GIea-
son. Mexican. Hemming. Childs. Struck
out-By Hemming L. First base on balls
OFF Curpy 3. Hit pitcher-By Hem
ming !: by CuPpy j. Umplre-Betts
Time go
NEW YORK 9; ST. LOUIS 4.
New York, June 4-The Giants play-
ed in better form today and batted
Clarkson hard, particularly in. the lat
ter part of the game. Attendance l 900.
Score
st. Louis o2oooo-4 10 ?
New York. % 0 0 o 4 % 9
Batteries: St Louis-Miller and Clark
son; New York-Wilson and Clarke.
Earned runs-St Louis 8: New York Q.
First base by errors-St. Louis / New
York /. Left on bases-St. Louis 5: New
York s. First base on balls@Off Clark
son ): off Clarke l. Struck out-By
Clarkson .; by Clarke /. Home runs
Tiernan. Three basehits-Tiernan
Stolen hases-Davis ,; Van Haltren.
Stafford, Brown. Double plays-Rrown
and Connor; Quinn. ETY. and Common.
Wild pitche-CiarkSon. Umpire-Mur-
ray. Time IS
WASHINGTON is: LOUISVILLE 5.
Washington. June 4-The Washing
tons played an errOrless game Ander-
son did not let the Colonels have hit
until the fourth inning when Fleet
footed Clarke made a home run. At
tendance. Score:
RHE
Washington ..5 0 2o43o As Is o
Louisville ......0 0 o 1 o L !. O. 5 10
Batteries: hington-McGuire and
Anderson: Louisyille-Welch and Nc
Dermott. also Zahner and kneIl Earn
ed runs-WashinSton 3: Louisville .
Three Observation-Disclosures. Home run
Clarke. Stolen hases-Joyce Crooks
Abbbeby. Double plays-Abbey. An
derson and Crooks; Boyd Crooks and
Cartwright. First base on balls-Off
Anderson 4; off McDermott S: off Knei
.. Hit by pitched ball-knell. Left on
bases ashington .: Louisville >
truck out-By Anderson ,; by Knell ..
Passed balls-Welch >: Mcclure Zah-
ner. Umpire-keefe. Time-2:S0.
Western League Games.
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