The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-31
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SSaIls1actorlly for the rest of the game
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Washington ........ 3oo0s15 2-1s %
F9ttsou-g ..-...-.-.. 90 021pO-s IL
, Batteries-Mercer and Mcclure; sugden
hart and Colcolough. Earned runs
Washington, 9; Pittsburg. . Two base
hits-Selbach. Joyce, Cartwright Mercer
Three asehits-selbach, Mcclure Home
cilngman. Cross. Double plays-Boyd to
Sf0oks to Cartwright. First base on
ealls-of erAIcer;, 2; off Hart. !; off Col
colough, 2 Left on Observation-Disclosures.
g. {; pGl itiag 3 Struck out-By Hart, 4:
S SS go1coio Tiyds S.. Umpires-keefe and
WASHINGTON 15-Is; PITTSBt-RG 1o-5
Washington, May S0.-Score-Morning
WASHINGTON ....... o1Ise2o71ls "a 9
CHICAGO 6-s; NEW YORK -
New York. May Observation-Disclosures
game:
Chicago ....-.... o21e210OOOO-s1 Is 8
New York.. 20 0OOO1-7 4
About 1900 people saw the afternoon
game 1t was battle of pitchers and the
'Iiants would have won but for the costly
errors in the seventh inning and Rusie's
Wild pitching in the eighth
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New York;. 0e0e0020 % s /
Observation-Disclosures and Terry; Sehriver
a and fuse Earned runs-Chicago /;
New YORK Ff5t On base Sy
caso. 4; New York, 0. Three basehits-
Stewart. Sacrifice hits-Lange, Everett,
Stewart, Donahue. Stolen bases-Dah-
burke, Fanhaltren. Hit by pitched ball
Davis. First base on balls-Off Terry, 3;
% on Rasi st.. : Struck Struck ont,By Rusie, 6.
son, ,; LANCE and Donahue. Passed balls
-Schriever. Wild pitch-Rusie. Umpire
Long. Time. e:Os.
PHILADELPHIA 80; CINCINNATI Is,
Philadelphia, May Observation-Disclosures
game:
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CINCINNATI ....--...- 0Vi0 000-1 q
This afternoon 1880 people saw one of
ne HefceSt contests ever witnessed on the
r nome srenlas; Both pitchers were hit
nand stop of Hamilten's fly in the first;
!Deiehanty's running catch of Ewins's fly
IN me eieYenth, and great double play |
Score, |
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Philadelphia -. e2o4ooo29 o1-9l4
Batteries-Merritt and Foreman; Glenn
patti, 3; Philadelphia. 4. Two basehits-
10y, Ewing; ?; Smith; 2; Merrill. Gray.
Clements, Taylor. tSoien bases-I.ath-
am. Hoy, Smith, Hoeriever, Hamilton.
Boyle, Struck out-By Taylor, 3; by
Foreman, l. Double piays-Milier, Smith
and Grayi Gray ard Ewing; Cross, Boyle |
and Reilly. First base on errors-Cin-
einaatl, l; Philadelphia, 2. First base
lii by pitched ball-Clemelts, ?. Passed
Salis-Merrirt, Clements. Umpire-Ems
lie, Time, 300.
BROOKLYN 10-1: CLEVELAND II.
Brooklyn, May 30-The Brooklyns and
Clevelands played game at Eastern park
a much patched up team but lost from
their inability TO hit Daub safe at critical
moments. Score:
brooklyn .........100531O 10 II ?
Cleveland ........... 900 Dol 00e-1
Batteries-Grim and Daub; thinner and
Cuppy. Earned runs-Brooklyn, I; Cleve-
land, l. First base by errors-Cleveland.
6; Cleveland, & First base on balls-Of
Cuppy, /. Struck oit-By Cuppy. /; by
pauh-i Two basehits-Corcoran, Shndle,
BurRett. Stolen basses-Lachance, Cor
coran. Double plays-Daub, Corcoran and
>; Mexican. o. Tebeau and q.
Tebeau. ,. Hit by pitched bali-Zimmer-
Wild pitches-Cuppy. Umpire-Murray.
Il was Patsy Tebeaus turn to laugh at
Eastern park in the afternoon game.
Wallace held his opponents down TO two i
hits, which accounts for the downfall of
,'outz's warriors. Attendance 10000.
Score:
Brooklyn ........... o 100000 81 = ;
Cleveland ...-... 0 600 00-7T 5
Batteries-Dailey,,, Lucid and Gumber'
OConnor and Wallace. Earned runs
brooklyn. none; ClevelanG, g. FIRST base
n bases--Brooklyn, 1; Cleveland: 5. First I
1sse on balls-Of Lucid. ?: off Wallace, g. 7
struck out-By Lucid, 1; by Wallace; ~ 4; 5
,eau Two basehits-Lachance. Hit by
,ftched ball-Shindle. Time, 1:5l- I'M
1S-s: LOUISVILLE IL. !,
Baltimore, May 30. -Score-Morning .
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louisville ...... q s p 0 1 o OIL IL , ?
In the afternoon game Kissinger had his $
opponents we'll in hand and was given y
-ood support. Score: 7
Baltimore .......... 2ooo I-s Il T
louisville ......... 0o0012 OIL O. II
Batteries-w. Clark and klssinger: t
Baltimore 5; Louisville. 3. Two basehlts n
Jennings. Reiz. >; Brouthers. Sweeney q
'hree basehits-L. Clarke; Stolen bases !.
-NcGann. Keller, Retz. l.. Clark. First II
ase on balls-Of Kissinger. !: off McDer-
'orr Struck out-By Kissinger, . o
Vild pitches-McDermott, l. Umpire "
'etts. Time. 200
BOSTON s-12: ST. LOUIS s. n
Boston. Nav So-Over 51.0J0 baseball en- Y
husiasts witnessed an ideal game at the r
outh End grounds this morning. Not C
ntil the last inning was the result OF the h
ontest settled The fielding OF both Ii
cams was almost perfect and there was 8
lSt enough good batting 10 keep Things -
a n Score.
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.o5ston 11oooo -6I2 o
I. LOUIS. 90 l o >
Batteries-Bos:on. Ryan and SWEETS; 4
t. Louis, Pietz and Breitenstein Earned p
its-Duny. Dowd. Miller Three base =
its-Bannon. Home runs-Bannon- {
tolen bases-Brown. >; Cooley. Sacri- p
ce hits-Bannon- First base on balls 7
or Struck out-Connor, Nye. Cooley: 81
estz, ,; Dowd. double plays-Ely and r
onnor. Hit by pitched bali-Nye. Quinn. :,
Time. 2:10. =,
The afternoon same Won by Boston by G
lean field work. Clarkson was batted al
viii but Nichols kept he hits of the
isitcrs scattered Attendance. 1o.eoo.
core:
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Batteries-Cianzell and Nichols. Pjatz
I'd Carlson. Earned runs-Boston. 6; z,
. Louis g Two basehits-Connor. PETIT
snnon Nye. Home runS-Nye Ramon | Il
;oien bases-Bannon, .; Lowe, Mccarthy
-ruck out-By Clarkson. l; by Nichols. &
ouble plays-Nash. Lowe and tucker: Fly
uinn and Common. Umpire-AIcDonald
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