The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-15
NEW YORK IA; CHICAGO 1


Chicago. May 1.-THE Giants hat
everything their own way and gavt
the Colts one of the worst drubbings o
the season today. Terry was hit hard
while Rusie was almost invincible, al
lowing but four puny singles off hi!
hwift delivery. The solitary run wa:
scored by Ryan through two rang er
rors by Captain Davis. Weather cleal
but very cold. Attendance 1900 Score
Il II +
Chicago .....0 0 00ool o.
New York XII 0 4 = o 3 1 ia Il 4
Batteries: Chicago-Terry and Dono-
hue; New Yark-Rusie and Farrell
Earned runs-New York 6. Two base
bits-Bannon, Fuller. =; Doyle. .. Home
run--Ternan. Stolen bases-Bannon,
Davis. Doyle, Van Haltren. Double
plays-Fuller and Doyle; Davis and
Doyle: Fuller. Stafford and Doyle; VIII
mot and Dahlen. Struck out-By Rusie
s: by Terry !. First base on balls-Off
Rusie 5; off Terry 4. wild pitch-Terry.
Gmpire-LOng. Time-1:55.
ST. LOUIS S: BROOKLYN T.
st. Louis. May 14-Today's game was
enybody's up to the eighth, when the
Browns commenced to slug Lucid,
hraking a tie and getting a winning
lead. which the Brooklyns failed to
overcome. Attendance 1000. Score:
st. Louis.1 90 0o104 &c 10 3
Brooklyn 80 90 % 0 0 "a 1
Batteries: st. Louis-Clarkson and
Miller: Brooklyn-Lucid and Daily.
Earned runs-St. Louis BROOKLYN L.
Two basehits--Corcoran. Three base
hits-Anderson, Pteiz, Quinn, Dowd.
Home run-Dowd. tolen bases-Miller.
Brown and Cooley. Double plays
Dowd. Connor; Corcoran, DAILY and
Daley. First base on balls-Off Clark
son .; off Lucid 3. Struck out-By
Clarkson /. Passed balls-Daily /. UNI
pire-McDonald. Time As.
CINCINNATI 5; BALTIMORE ..
Cincinnati. May 1.-THE Reds batted
consecutiveIy and hard. Bases on balls
helped them little. Baltimore batter
Dwyrer and Parrot took his place in
the third inning. PARROT was touched
for three hits AT the start, hut after that
the Baltimores could not touch him.
The weather was extremely cold and
windy. Attendance 400. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati. 1920 o010-5 4
Baltimore. IL 0 1 90 o %
Batteries: Cincinati-Spies, Dwyer,
PARROT; Baltimore-Robinson, Hoffer.
Earned runs-Cincinnati .; Baltimore .
Two basehits-Parrott, McGraw, Kelly,
.: Jennings. Three Observation-Disclosures
Sacrifice hts-Spies. Stolen bases-La-
than =. McPnee ana Miller DOuDle
plays-Hoy, Ewing. McPhee. Smith, Nc
Gray. Reitz and Carey. First base on
balls-Off Dvyer l; off Hoffer 1. Hit by
pitched balls-Parrott /. Struck out
BY Hoffer . Passed balls-Robinson.
Comprehensive. Time, las.
a WASHINGTON 6; LOUISVILLE 4.
Louisville, May 1.-THE home team
went to pieces in the seventh inning to-
day and the Senators were allowed TO
score five runs. Both McDermott and
StockdaIe pitched good hall, but the
latter received the best support. Wealth
er very cool. Attendance $50. Score:
r II f
Louisville IL 900 o. 81
Washington. % o 0 0 0 / st =
Batteries: Louisville-Welch. McDer
mott: aShington-McGuire, StOckdale
Earned Washington :. Firts base
an erros-Louisville >; Washington ,.
Left on bases-Louisville ;; Washing
ton ). First base on balls-Off McDer-
mott 8; off Stockdale .. Struck out
McDermott and StOckdale. iva base |
hits-PreSton. Clarke Cartwright. |
Sacrifice hits-O,Brien. Stolen bases |
Sweeney. Cartwright, Crooks. DoG-Ie |
plays-Clark and OBrien. Passed balls |
WEIGH. Umpire-Keefe. Time 2:1O.