The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-30
GIANTS Il: SPIDERS 81.


Cleveland split even today. The first
rsme was a pitchers battle, Wallace
keeping the hits well scattered. In the
second the New Yorks punched their
hits off Young in the first inning, one of
g.hichwas a home run by Davis, wnen
two men were on bases. The game was
called in the seventh on account Of
darkness. Score:
First game
RH =
Cleveland .....11oo oo1oo o---3 4
New York ...O o o o L 000 OIL
Batteries: Cleveland, Wallace and
thinner; New York, Clarke and Zerfoss.
Earned runs--Cleveland 1. Two basehits
---McAleer. First on balls---Off Wallace
3: off Clarke 2 Struck out---By Wallace
5; by Clarke l. Wild pitches---Clarke.
Second game
RHE
Cleveland ..o10 o OIL 8 2
New York ......-.4 0 - U
Batteries: Cleveland. Young and Zim-
mer; New York, Meekin and Wilson.
Earned runs---New York 3. Two base
nits---McAleer. Home run--Davls-
First base on balls--Of Young 2; off
Meekin 2. Struck out---By Meekln z.
by Young 6 Wild pitches--Meekin 2.
COLTS 10: SENATORS 9.
Washington, Aug. 29.---Both teams
started off with a grand volley of hits
today, but Terry, for the visitors. be-
came more effective as the game pro-
gressed and errors helped to give the
victory to the Colts. McJameS was hit
freely throughout. The game was call
el at the nd Of the seventh inning on ac-
count of darkness. Attendance 5000.
Score:
RHE
Washington ......5 / o 0 0 o g. 9 IL Z
Chicago ..........5 1 6---13 IA
Batteries: Washington, McJames and
Mcclure; Chicago. Terry and Anson.
Earned runs---Washington 3; Chicago q
Two basehits---Dahlen, Smith, Lange.
Three basehits---Decker. First base on
balls---Off McJames 8; off Terry 3.
Struck out---By McJames l; by Terry 1.
Passed balls---McGuire.
BEANEATERS 16; COLONELS o.
Boston, Mass, Aug. 29.---Boston white
washel Louisville today. The visitors
felded miserably. Herman relieved Gun
fingham in the seventh. Attendance
2.e00: Score:
RHE
HoSton ..0 o 8 OF "---16 10
Louisville 80 0 0 o o 0 o o. IL
Batteries: Boston. Stivetts and Ber-
gen; Louisville. Cunningham. Herman
and Dexter EARNED runs---Boston 1.
Two basehits--McCreary Stivetts.
First base on baGls---By Stivetts /; by
Herman L; by Cunningham t. Struck
out---By Cunningham 2; by Stivetts 3.
BRIDEGROOMS Z; BROWNS L.
Brooklyn, \. Y, Aug. 29-Brooklyn
touched up Donahue in one inning,
which was enuog'h to give them a com
manding lead which was maintained to
the end, as st. Louis could not hit Daub.
Attendance $500. Score:
RHE
~. Louis :. 300 0ooo-1 8
Brooklyn =. % 0 0 90 - 8 l
Batteries: ST. Louis-Donahue and
Mcfarland; Brooklyn-Daub and Grim.
Earned runs-St- Louis l; Brooklyn 5.
Two basehits-Schoch, Grim Thee
basehitsIConnor, Jones. Anderson.
First base on balls-Off Donahue 8; off
Daub l. Hit by pitched ball-Sullivan.
Struck out-By Donahue ?: by DaJbb 2
Passed balls-McFarland 3 Umpire
Emsile
ORIOLES IL; PIRATES 5.
Baltimore Md. Aug. 29.-The Cham
pionS outclassed the Pittsburgs today
and won as They pleased Hastings
was hit in the pitching hand by hot
ball off Reitz's bat in the third inning
Hughey took his place and hits were
made off him during the remainder of
the game. Attendance $3.50. Score:
r H E
Baltimore .4e03101o lila /
Pittsburg =. Il 0021 0010-5 I 8
Batteries: Baltimore-Esper and Rob
mson; Pittsburg-Hastings. Hughey
and Sugden, Wright. Earned runs
Baltimore 5; Pittsburg 4. Two basehfts
Davis. Three basehits-Lyons, Pad
den. First base on balls-OffEsper I: off
Hastings 5. Struck out-By Esper 8.
PHIILIES 8: REDS L.
Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 29-Taylor
won his own game from the Reds in the
ninth today. With the score tied and
two men out, Cross and Gallagher
singled and Taylor scored both with
ringing double. Rhines w7as hit oppor-
tunely but Taylor was very effective
end kept the hits well scattered. At
tendance $500. Score:
Philadelphia ..S % 000 p 5 1S l
Cincinnati ...0100 OIL 0 IA 9 o
Batteries: Philadelphia-Tayior and
Boyle; Observation-Disclosures and Peitz.
Earned runs-Phflsdelphia 3; Cincin-
natl . Two basehfts-Taylor. Three
ha hasehits-Lajoie, Peitz. First base on
balls-Of Taylor 8; off Rhines 5. Hit
by pitched ball-Boyle Rhines. Struck
out-Hallnlan, Burke, Holiday.
Western League Games.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 2e.-Score: