The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-05

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g NEW YORK 6: BALTIMORE 4
New York July 4.-Morning game
score:
New York .......3 o12 000-610 8
Baltimore 1890. o 20 "a 8 4
The New York-Baltimore second
game was postponed on account Of
rain.
PITTSBURG 6-10; CLEVELAND 2-5
and Harris fine pitching won the morn
ing game for Pittsburg today. Fifteen
thousand people witnessed ii, the
largest morning attendance in thsi
city. Pittsburg played an errorless
game. Score:
Pittsburg 49,. 10000 IS 10 o
Cleveland 10000 O100-2 9
Batteries: Pittsburg-Merritt and
Hart; observation-disclosures and Young.
Earned runs-Cleveland 2; Pittsburg
8. Three base hits-McKean, Donovan,
Bierbauer, Cross, thinner. Stolen bases
-Beckley. Base on balls-Young, Zim-
mer, McGarr, Mexican, Childs. Struck
out-Hart, Stencil, Tebeau. Young,
thinner. Passed balls-Zimmer. I'm,
pires-Emisle and Jevne. Time 200.
Pittsburg took the lead in the second
inning of the afternoon game and held
IL to the end by good batting and
splendid fielding. Attendance II 900.
Score:
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Pittsburg o21o2 30 - 1
Cleveland. % 00 02 900 3 5 3
Batteries: Pittsburg-Hawley and
VOL
O'Connor. Earned runs-Pittsburg z;
Cleveland 2. Two base hits-Bierbauer.
Three base hits-Stenzel, Hawley. Sac
rifice hits-Bierbauer 2; Beckley, Mer-
rift. Hawley. Stolen bases-Stenzel 2;
Smith, Tebeau, O'Connor 2. Base on
balls-Stenzel, Smith. Burket, Childs,
OConnor, Wallace. Hit by pitched ball
Wallace L Struck out-Stenzel. Cross,
Hawley, Tebeau .; Blake 2; McAleer,
Wallace l. Passed balls-Merritt /;
0Connor 2 Umpires-Emslie and
Jevne. Time 2:15.
CHICAGO 80: CINCINNATI rs.
Chicago, July 4-Chicago defeated
Cincinnati in the morning game. Score
r H f
Chicago ....0 100000 s-Sl4
Cincinnati IL L o 1 0 0 o. IL 3
The Colts won the afternoon game
before the largest crowd ever played
before in Chicago Play was Interrupt
ted several times by the crowd getting
almost into the diamond. Ground
rules We're made allowing a home run
for fair balls batted into the crowd,
which accounts for most of the runs
Darkness caused the game to be called
after the Cincinnati's had been retired
in their half Of the seventh. Attend
arce 1900. Score:
RHE|
n n n
Cincinnati ....1 0 3 0 1 1 0-5 9 o
Batteries-Hutchin and Donahue
Foreman and Murphy. Earned runs
Chicago 6; Cincinnati 5. Home runs
Donahue. Wilmot 2; Arson, Lange, Ev-
eritt, Hoy. McPhee, Foreman 2; Sto-
len bases-Dahlen. Double plays-Dah
len. Arson: Wilmot, Dahlen, Everett;
McPhee. Smith. Ewing. Struck out
by Foreman 4; by Hutchinson 8 Base
on balls-Off Foreman 3; off Hutchin-
son . Hit with ball-Dahlen. Umpire
Andrews and Calvin. TAe-2:10.
BROOKLYN Z: BOSTON /.
Brooklyn, July Adjoining Game
Score:
boston .......ooo1 oo-i 5 8
Brooklyn ............0 l 0 o. l
The Brooklyn-B Boston afternoon game
was postponed on account of rain.
4: WASHINGTON 8.
philadelphia. July 4.-The home team
defeated the Senators in the morning
game. principally through errors of the
visitors. Boyle pitched a good game for
Washington and the game would have
been a tie at the end of the ninth in
ming but for his two errors. Washing
ION did not score a run until the sew
enth inning. Attendance, 5000. Score:
r II T.
Philadelphia 20 1o101 o. IL OF
Washington % o 0 o 0 0 0-3 2 3
Batteries-Buckley, Taylor. Mcclure,
Boyd.
The Washington after
noon game was postponed on account of
rain.
ST LOUIS 12-l; LOUISVILLE 6-3.
81. Louis, July 4.-Morning game
Score:
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ST. Louis.-....3 . o o . "-12 10 8
Louisville III 0 , 5 O 0 0-6 IL 5