The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14
CLEVELAND 5: ST. LOUIS 2.

Louisville ........ s. 2 Is 80
CLEVELAND 5: ST. LOUIS 2.
Cleveland, Aug 13.-St. Louis was de-
feated today after a hard struggle.
Timely hits by the home team saved
them the victory. Attendance 1000.
Score:
RH E
Cleveland $1,000 121'-5 2
ST. Louis ..Oo002 1000 90
Batteries: Cleveland-Cuppy and
thinner; St Louis-Breitenstein, Mil
Ter and Often. Earned runs-Cleve-
land 8; St. Louis 2. Base on balls
Off Cuppy1; off Breitenstein g. Struck
out-By Cuppy 3; by Breitenstein 5.
Two base hits-Childs, Cuppy, Brown.
Stolen bases-Burkett, McAleer, Zim-
mer 2; McCarr 2; Blake. Double plays
Brown. Often. Passed balls-Zim-
mer. Umpire-ODay. Time-2:15.
BALTIMORE s-13: BOSTON ga.
Baltimore. Aug. 13.-The Bostons
were badly beaten in both games to-
day. Stivetts started in to pitch the
first game but was retired after the
third inning. Hemming pitched
port. In the second game Dolan was
touched up for sixteen hits. Attend
ance 5000. First game-Score:
Baltimore 20 1. 4. OIL 0 IL 1
Boston ........o 0 o o o 0 1 p 4
Batteries: MISUNDERSTANDING and
Clarke; RESPONSIVENESS, Sullivan and
Boston l. Two basehits-Clarke. Glea-
son. Tucker. Three basehits-Keeler,
McGraw, Lowe. Stolen bases-Kelley
z; Brodie Double plays-Tucker (un-
assisted); Nash, Lowe and Tucker;
Lowe, Long and Tucker; Jennings and
Carey. First on balls-Off Hemming 2;
off Sullivan 2. Struck out-By Sulli-
van / Sacrifice hits-Gleason 2; Gan
gel. Umpire-Emslie and Hunt. Time
-1:5e.
Second game-Score:
Baltimore ....41602 20 "-13 16 o
Boston .......0 o 2 0 o o 1 o l. 4 IL 4
Batteries: Baltimore-McMaho and
Robinson; Boston-Dolan and Ryan.
Earned runs-Baltimore z: Boston 8.
Two base hits-Robinson, Keller, Tue
ker. Long. Three base hits-Dolan,
Keller. Home runs-Jennings. Stol-
en- bases-Duffy. McGraw. Bannon 2.
Double plays-Brodie, Jennings and
McGraw; Jennings, Gleason and Carey.
First on balls-Off McAfahon 3; off Do
Ian A. Struck out-By Dolan 2. Passed
balls.Ryan 8. Wild pitches-Dolan 2.
Sacrifice hits-Jennings, Kelley, Brodie
and Ryan. Umpires-Emslie and
Hunt. Time-2:10
PITTSBURG y; CINCINNATI II.
Cincinnati. O., Aug. 13.-Foreman's
wildness caused him TO be relieved and
the Pirates took kindly to Parrott'e
curves. Hart was hit freely. Atten-
dance 500 Score:
RHEI
Cincinnati ....2 3 90 0 5 Oil IA q
Pittsburg 80 0 8 4 o 2 o 1-12 Is 5
d.
rott and Vaughn: Pittsburg-Hart and
Merritt Earned runs-Cincinnati 8:
Pittsburg 5. Two basehits-Cross 2;
Ewing, Miller, Beckley. Three base
ihts-McPhee. Sacrifice hits-Vaughn
Miller. Bierbaugh. Stolen bases-Cross,
Ewing. McPhee. Double plays-Smith
and Ewing: Smith, McPhee and Ewing;
Holiday and McPhee; Bierbauer, Cross
and Beckley. Base on balls-Off Fore
man Z: off Hart 5. Struck out-By Fore
man 3; by Hart 2. Umpire-Jevne. Time
800
PHILADELPHIA IA; NEW YORK s.
Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 13.-Umpire
Burnham was the star feature of to-
days game. Almost at the start the
New York players began roasting him
and they kept it up till the last man
was out in the ninth inning. Captain
Dayle questioned nearly every decis-
ltIl up ~ tllt WHtIl he WdS
fined 500 and ordered off the grounds.
Wilson succeeded Doyle. Burnham
was the worst ratified umpire seen here
for a long time. His decisions were
impartially bad and the New Yorks
probably got the best of it, taking the
game all through. Score:
Philadelphia 80 00oo0ss 2-1414 L
New York o o o ? 4 o 0 o. SIS Il
Batteries: Philadelphia-Smit Car
eey, Buckley and Grady; New York
Rusie Clarke and Farrell Earned
runs-Philadelphia 4: New York s. Two
basehits-Delehanty. Cross, Thompson,
?; Grady. Davis 3 Home runs-Dele-
hanty Sacrifice hits-Cross, Reilly.
BOYLE. Stolen bases-Thompson. Reilly,
Boyle, Burns. Stafford .. Struck out
Grady. Stafford. Farrell. Double plays
Reilly and Boyle: Clarke and Wilson.
Bose on balls-Off Rusie 1; off Clarke 5;
off Smith 8. Umpire-Burnham. Time
2:35
WASHINGTON 4: BROOKLYN ?.
Brooklyn. y. Y. Aug. 1S.-The Brook
iyns failed to defeat the Washingtons
al Eastern park today. With Stein
In the box ii looked like a cinch for the
home team but Mercer pitched splendid
ball and to his work was his teams
victory chiefly due. The Senators put
UP an exceptionally fast game in the
field. Setback lifted the ball over the
left field fence in the eighth inning. At
tendance 1000. Score:
RHE
BROOKLYN ..... @ o O o o 1 o o 1-2 81
Washington 20 0 o. 81
Batteries: Brooklyn-Stein and Grim: |
Washington-Merce and Mcclure. |
Earned runs-Brooklyn /: Washington
3. Base on balls-On Stein .; off Mercer
?. Struck out-By Stein >; by Mercer 5. |
Home runs-Selbach. Two basehits-
Griffin, Crooks. Sacrifice hits-Crooks,
Meyer Stolen bases-LaChance, An
derson. Grim. Double plays-McGuire |
and Joyce: Crooks. Scheibeck and Hass
nmaer. Wild pitches-Stein. Umpire
Keefe. Time-2Io.
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