The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-14


nf their inability to hit Daub. In the
SECOND game, Abbey was substituted for
Harper in the first half OF the first inn
Ing but the change did not help matters
The Orioles pounded the ball hard and
often. Attendance 1000. Score:
First game
Baltimore III 10000 % 10 2
brooklyn .....3 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Ii 1
Batteries: MISUNDERSTANDING and
Clarke: Brooklyn-Daub and Grimm.
Earned runs-BaItlnore, 2; Brooklyn
3 Home run-Relly. Two basehits-
PETIT. Shindle, Corcoran, Schocn. stolen
haeeS-.C1arke Double palys-Brodie
erd Doyle Struck out-By Daub, 4; by
Nennirg. 2. Bases on balls-Of Daub,
(: off Hernrrning. g. Hit by pitched ball
Jennings Umpire-Lynch.
Second game
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baltimore 10 10 oo701 o-19 81 .
Brooklyn 100 0 100 l 0-3 ;
Batteries: Raltimore-Pond and Rob
inson; Brooklyn-Harper, Abbey ana
Rurrel. Earned runs-Baltimore, 10;
Brooklyn, / Home runs--Kelly. KeeIer.
Three basehits-ReitZ. Two basehits-
Doyie. Robinson, Griffin, Struck out
BY Abbey. /; by Pond, 9 Bases on balls
on Abbey, 4: off Harper. ,; off Pond,
!. Stolen bases-Keeler, Donneily, An
iarson. Double plays-orcoran, Schocn
and Anderson Wild pitches-Pond. Hit
by nitched ball-Kelley. Umpires-Stein
and Garrison.
REDS, Z; COLTS, 0.
Chicago, III, Aug. 13-The last nome
gann44 of the season, yesterdays tie,
u-as pIayed off today and went to the
Reds with one run added as interest
for their first shut-out Of the year on
Tuesday. Red" Ehret was in the box
for the visitors and pitched a great
anne. allowing but three hits, only one
Colt reachinS third. Briggs also pitch
ed well. but with his teams weak hitt-
Ing and their errors at critical times,
r. J no chow to WIN. Dwyer and Terry
a umpiTes gave great satisfaction. At
tendance $500. Score:
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Chicago 100000 % 3 3
Cincinnati IL o 0 0 1 "a II 9 0
batteries: C'hica Po-Briggs and Kit
r--r~7: CIncinnatf-7INhret and eitz. Earn
~ r-,,ns-Cfrcinnati, .. Two basehits-
---t.-7i-e Stolen bases-Lange, Burke,
F-,v. Double plays-Dahlen, Pfeffer and
a. W
prea and Vamghn. irst on balls-Oft
briggs. .; off Fhret, l. Struck out-By
BRIGGS. ?: by F,hret, 3. Umpires-Dwyer
and Terry.
FHTLIIFS. Z; SENATOR'S, s.
Tr.iIadelphia. Pa. Aug. 13.-The Phil
IL mad, 4. grand rally at the stick in
the ninth Inning today and scored three
rms They won out IN the twelfth inn
a IA
balls. a tumble by Demontreville and
e,.uc,les by Hulen and Delehanty. Nc
James pitched finely for Washington
for eight innings. holding the Phillies
down to three hits. Attendance 2,644,.
Sore:
Yr7uadelrh:a ....0OO2 5000 5 0 0 . Z
washington .....1020 01100O00- 3
Batteries: Philadelphia-Orth and VI.
Cl-ady: Va inrton-McJames and Nc
Gui-e. Earned rlms-Philadelphia, 8;
Washington. g. Two basehits-Thomp-
cCn Three basehits-McGuire Stolen
i,qses-Delehanty. Selbach- Mcclure.
Farrell. Brown, Cartwright. Doubles
Selbach ard Dement,; Mailman and n.
joyce First on balls-Of Orth, 8; Off
NEcJames. 3. Passed balls-Grady, >.
Wild Observation-Disclosures. Umpire-Hurst
GIANTS. 10; BBANEATERS. Z.
Boston. Mass. Aug. 13.-New York's
aggregation of baseball hustlers knck-
ed Kid Nichols out Of the box in the
fourth inning IN tOday's game, much to
the surprise Of the Bosbonians. Lewis
was substituted for the veteran and,
while evidently nervous and wild. was
nevertheless successful in keeping down
the hits. Both teams played sharp
fielding game. Score:
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New Yorl5.0 I o I 0 0--l0 il l
Boston ........0 0 l 3 0 1 o u .
Batteries: New York-Meekin and VIII
son: Boston-NiChOlS. Lewis and Gan
rel. Earned -uns-'New York, s; Boston.
& Two basehits-Lsnge Home runs
VarHaltren. Stolen Decentralization
Gleason First on balls-Off Meekin, S;
of Lewis. Z. Struck out-By Meekin, .;
Nichols, l. Passed balls-Wilson, Can
eel Wild pitches-Meekin, l. Attend
ence 1,5G0.
POSTPONED.
Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. lS.-St. Louis
rit.s5urg game postponed; wet grounds.
Western League Games.
Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 13.-Score:
r II E
Milwaukee oooo1o1o-2 5 >