The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-07
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COLTS IL; BRIDEGROOMS 3.
Chicago, May 6.-The Colts outplayed
Brooklyn at every point today, winning
the last game of the series, hands down
Terry was a trifle weak at the start,
but not hit or run was made off him
after the second. The locals did bu;
little batting against Harper, but he
was wild and poorly supported. Ken
nedy relieved him in the fifth. For two
innings he was very effective. but was
batted for four singles, a triple and
q four-bagger in the seventh and eighth
Attendance $500. Score:
Chicago ....-.3102Oo2 Ii IL 2
Brooklyn ---.2 90 % 90 0 % 4 5
Batteries: Chicago-Terry and Don
ohue. Brooklyn-Harper, Kennedy and
Grim Earned runs-Chfcago 2. Two
esehits-Anderson, Dahlen. Three
baseh5ts-Ryan. Home runs-Rahlen.
Stolen bases-Anderson, Lachance,
Donohue, Everett 3, Struck out-By
Terry 4; by Harper 1; by Kennedy l.
Hit with ball-Lachance; Terry. I'm
pire-Weidman.
ORIOLES u; PIRATES 2.
Pittsburg, Pa, May GETTYSBURG is
not IN BaltiInore's class as evidenced
By the series ended today, in which the
visitors took three straight The game
was won by superior playing in every
way. Foreman was knocked out of the
box in the fourth inning. Attendance
2.SG0. Score:
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Pittsburg ....-1 0100oO-2 4
Baltimore --.-.1 0 2 0 . o 0 , 5-12 IS 3
Batteries Pittsburg- Foreman, Goar
and Mack; Baltimore-Hoffer and Clark
Earned runs-PirtSburg 1; Baltimore ,
Two basehits- Bferbauer, Kelley. Three
tasehits-Brodie- Stolen bases-Smith
Ely, Donneliy .. Double plays-Ely,
unassisted; Smith and Lyons; Lyons
and Beckley; Jennings, Reitz and Doyle
Donnelly; off Goar-Kelley, Donnely;
off Hoffer-DOnOvan, Lyons 3 Hit by
pitched ball-I3y Foreman, Hoffer, KEEL
ley; by GOar--Keeler; by Hoffer-Kelley
Struck out-By Goar, Keller; by Hof-
FER, Fireman Passed balls-dacI-.
Umpire-Lynch.
PHILLIPS 6; BROWS 4
St Louis, May 6.--The ..i-,,,,.-
another closely contest game from, tbe
Browns. making 49, - -aii 81
Breltensteln wa oatted freely, but kept
me hlts WEI, Scattered and received
sood sup >ort- In the ninth inning, with
SeNsi men on bases and two out, Mey-
eTS, Knocked what should have been a
dome RON over the right field fence, but
Thompson reached over and caugth It.
This fly should have won the game for
tha Browns. Attendance 5000. Score:
RH E
Philadelphia ..1ooo2oo3 o. u 2
st louis e. 20 0 0 0 0 0 o. IL 3
Batteries: st. Louis-Breitenstein and
Mcfarland; Phjladelphia-Taylor and
Clements. Earned runs--St- Louis o.;
Philadelphia l. Two base hits-None.
Three base hits-Parrott. Hulen and
Delehanty. Stolen bases-Quinn J.:
8reitenstein l; Hulen /; Sullivan l.
First on balls-On Taylor 4; off Brett
'snsteip 4. Struck out--By Breitenstein
4; by Taylor l. Umpire--OKeefe.
GIANTS 9; COLONIES 8.
Louisville, May 6.--Doheny was a puz-
ale 10 the Louisville batters today,
while FTazer's wildness, coupled with
the Colonels' errors. gave the Giants
sha game. Owing 10 the Derby being
run this afternoon the game was play
ed in the morning. Attendance 200.
Score.
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Louisville ...ooo1oo0 90 I
New York =. Il 3 o o 0 0 - 9 9 ?
Batteries: Louisville--Frazer and
Warner: New York--Doheny and Far
rell EARNED runs--None. First base on
balls-Off Frazer 6; off DOheny 2. Struck
out--I8y Frazer 5; by Doheny 3. Three
base hits--Eustace. Two base hits
INaN N,r 1Aa -
Double plays-Fuller and II. Davis. Hit
by pitcher-Doheny. Wild pitches
Frazer. Umpire--Sheridan.
SPIDERS Is; SENATORS 7.
Cleveland, O. May 6-Anderson
proved an easy mark for the home team,
and base hits were exceedingly plenti-
full Young was hit hard. but not with
success. The fielding on both sides was
loose. Attendance Loo. Score:
RHE'
Cleveland .....5 02021 "-ls % ?
Washington % 0 o l g. 10 5
Batteries: Cleveland--Young and
thinner; Washing on--Anderson and
Mcclure Earned runs--Cleveland .;
Washington 6. First on balls--On
Young 3: of Anderson 3. Struck out
by Young T. Three base hits--Burkett,
Setback Two base hits--Burkstt. Nc
,
Guire. Demontreville. Anderson. Stolen
bases--Burkett. Shearor. Abbey. Doub-
BE plays--Joyce and Mcclure: Rogers
and Cartwright. Hit by pitcher--By
Young l. Passed balls--Zimmer l. I'M
pireHurSt
REDS 6; BEANEATERS 0.
Cincinnati, O. May 6--Boston made
only two hits of Bhines today and was
shut out Cincinnati bauad Mains
with moderate ease in three innings.
and with the assistance Of lannon's
errors. scored enough runs to win. At
tendance 300. Score:
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Cincinnati 90 0OO210S &c oil
Boston . ..-.0 Q 0 0 0 o. >
Batteries: Cincinnati-Rhines and
Peitz: Boston-Mains and Camel. Earn
ed runs--Cincinnati .. Two base hits
Tucker. Three base hits-Ewing. Miller.
smith. Stolen bases--Peitz Hoy, Duffy.
Double plays--Irwin, AicPhee and Ew-
3ng. First on bslls--On Rhines ,: off
asains ?. Hit by pitched ball--By Mains
j. Struck out-By Rhines 6. Umpire
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