The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-08
CHICAGO 10: BALTIMORE 3


last game after a close finish. Kissin-
ger was taken out in the middle of the
third inning. Esper succeeded and was
invincible until the last innig. Atten-
dance g. 100. Score:
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baltimore ..3 $4,000 oo-s15 8
Chicago ....-..0 3 4 0 0 0 1 0 2-10 10 2
Batteries-Clarke, Kissinger and Es-
per; Griffith and Kittridge Earned
runs-Baltimore 4; Chicago 5. Two base
hits-Griffith, Keller, Decker, Gleason.
Sacrifice hits-Gleason, Lange, Everett,
Erode 2; Carey, Jennings, Wilmot Sto-
len bases-Dahlen 8; Stewart. Struck
out-By kissinger /; by Griffith 3.
First base on balls-By Kissnger 1; by
Griffith 1; by Esper 1. Passed balls
Clarke. Hit by pitcher-By Griffith 2.
Cnpire-Betts. Time-2:25.
CLEVELAND s; WASHINGTON s.
Washington, June THE Senator's
were unable to handle the bunt hits
which came from the Spiders bats.
Attendance, 5000. Score:
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Washington 021o1oo1 Isl
Cleveland 49,. o 6 0 % / 0 IS 13 3
Batteries Stockdale, Mercer; Zim-
mer, Young Earned runs-Wa shington
!; Cleveland ?. Two basehits-Young.
Stolen bases-G. Tebeau, thinner. First
base on balls-Off Stockdaie 8; off Mer-
Ger 1: off Young 1. Left on bases.
Washington 5: Cleveland Z. Struck out
by Mercer L; by Young g. Pessed
balls-Zimmer. Wild pitch-Young.
Cmpire-Long. Time, 2:05.
BROOKLYN 10; CINCINNATI Q.
Brooklyn, June THE umpire was
unpopular today. The Cincnnatis ap-
rarently had the BrooklynS retired
twice in the last inning but the umpire
sVould not allcw either of the plays.
Attendance, $500. Score:
Cincinnati ....01o2 o-913 3
Brooklyn 80 0 / O l 1 2-10 IL
Batteries-Spies and Rhines; Burrell
End Gumbert. Earned runs-Cincinna-
Il 5; Brooklyn 5. First base on erorrs-
Cincinnati /; Brooklyn 8. First base on
balls-Off Rhines 3: off Gumber 8.
Struck out-By Rhines 1; by Gumber o.
Home run-Ewing. Three basehit-La-
than. Two Observation-Disclosures, Ewing,
Miller, Griffith, Shindle. Sacrifice hit
Corcoran. Stolen bases-Hoy, Hogrei-
yer, La Chance. Wild pitch-Rhines 2.
Hit by pitched ball-By Rhines l. Um-
pire-keefe. Time. 2:19.
ST. LOUIS .; PHILADELPHIA s.
Philadelphia. June THE St Louis
Phillies today by banging Carsey all
over the field after the third inning.
Attendance $500. Score:
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Philadelphia 10 112 90 0-513 /
st. Louis -. 0 o 0 5 . '-913 1
Batteries-Clements, Carsey; Grady,
PETIT. Breitenstein. Earned runs
Philadelphia 3; st. Louis 4. Two base
hits-Hamilton. Cross, Reilly, Carsey.
y ID4ts tn1A IInr
ilton. Thompson 2; Brown. Left on
bases-Philadelphia Z; St. Louis Z.
Struck out-By Breitenstein 4: by Car
sey 3. Double plays-Ely, Quinn. and
Conner > First base on balls-Of
Breitenstein 3: off Carsey S. Hit by
pitcher-Miller. Wild pitches-Carsey
Breitenstein. Passed Establishments,
PETIT Umpire-N Time 2:05.
NEW YORK Q: LOUISVILLE g.
New York, June Twelve hundred
people saw a long drawn out and tire
some contest. Boswell made his first
appearance as a Giant and was hit
hard. The tail-enderS fielded and ran
bases badly. Score:
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New York -. 20 % o 0 2-912 /
Louisville -. 0 o 0 0 / . O. Il Z
Ratteries-Schriever and Boswell:
Welch and Luby. Earned runs-New
York 5; Louisville l. First base by err
rors-new York 4. Left on bases-New
York I: Louisville 9. Bases on balls
Off Luby >; off Boswell 5. Three base
hits-Burke. Two base hits-Fuller .;
Preston. Stolen bases-Davis, Shugart,
Brouthers >: Clarke. Double plays
Shugart. O'Brien and Brouthers. Hit
by pitched ball-Nan Haltren, Tier
man. Preston, Luby. Wild pitch
Luby. Passed balls-Welch. Umpire
Murray Time 2:2S.
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