The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-14
Kansas Games


The following shows the results OF the
series of three games between Wlnnelo
and Independence, played at Indepen-
First neutrality-suspicious., 10; Winfield.
s. Batteries-Independoa Ingram and
Burkharit: Winfield, Beyis and Walaver.
Second game-Independence 4: Winfield.
!. Batteries-Independen Ingram and
Burkhardt; Winfield, Gear and Walaver.
Third game-Independence, 3; Winfield,
;. Observation-Disclosures Ingram and
Burkhardt; Winfield, Watson and Wal
Watson pitches a mastery game. In
graham (mute), is the strong pitcher for
Independence. He pitched two winning
games. OF the total of five games played
with Independence this season, the Reds
have taken three.
Winfield, Kan, July Especial win
field played the first game Of the series
with webb City today. Gears home run
in the eleventh inning won the game for
the Reds, to z. The game was a hotly-
contested one, and was nobody's game
until the finish.
Eagle Baseball Notes.
The Clevelands almost invariably lose
Sunday games.
The Baltimore boys do not play dirty
ball and they win.
Base ball is queer. The idea Of Louis
vile drubing Boston.
Baltimore fans are again bowling
for Dan Brouthers. Why?
Philadelphia is making another try
for Breitenstein and Ely.
Pitcher Abbey recently signed by
Brooklyn, is nursing sore arm.
Milwaukee is after Ollie Beard and
Stafford, southern league players.
Ted Sulivans team in the Texas
league has won tWenty-four straight
games.
James Beckley has supreme charge of
the Pittsburg in the absence of Mana
ger Mack.
The attendance at all cities except
Louisville is wonderful. Chicago
leads the list.
President Kerr Of Pittsburg has given
up the idea of securing Breitenstein
from ST. Louis.
Tredway, the Brooklyn outfielder. is
an Ohio boy. He makes Ironton his
home ''in winter"
Dad" Clarke is too many for the
Chicago critics. They want the Colts
to make al the noise.
AL Setback, the Senators left fielder.
will be married in the fall to charming
young lady of Columbus.
Ned Hanlon makes the boast that
BreitenStein will be wearing a Balti-
more uniform by August l.
Louisville has paid $1,000 of its in
debtedness to the league. The team
still owes the league 81 300
Pitcher Killen is convalescing rapid
ly and will be able to take his turn in
the box for the Pirates soon.
President Young is still looking for
skate" umpires. Why doesn't he dig
a few out of the eastern league?
Griffith lost his first game in Chicago
on Tuesday. He had a record of eleven
straight victories in the Windy City.
Pittsburg paid $1,000 for the release
of Pitcher John Foreman. He reported
in the Smoky City on Thursday morn
ing.
Cleveland plays at home Saturday in
st. Louis Sunday and then back to
Cleveland to play Baltimore on Mon
day.
Fred Pfeffer was in Louisville the
other day. He is ready to go back in
to base ball, provided he can get away
from Louisville.
Pitcher Belts, who started in this
season as an infielder, pitched eighteen
innings for Wilkesbarre, Pa, against
field but eight hits in the game.
After the second New York-Chicago
game, Dad" Clarke took a punch at
Umpire Murray who fed in fear. An
sons father-in-law landed a couple on
Clarke'S jaw after the latter had called
him a naughty name