The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-24
mANTs s: sENATORs 5.

GIANTS 6; SENATORS 5.
New York. June 23.-With the excep-
ton of the third inning today. "Silver"
King pitched ball that no team on earth
could beat. It was as If by magic that
the Giants found him for six runs in
the third. This gave the locals the
game The Senators came within an
ace Of winning out at the finish. Score:
RHE
Washington 1000 II
New York. 30 o 6 0 o 0 &c 9 2
Batteries: Washington-King and Nc
CURE; New York-Meeking and Wilson.
Earned runs-Washington 5; New York
;. First base on balls-Off King, 4; off
Meekin. II. Struck out-By King, 8; by
Meel1in 8. Three basehits-G. Davis,
Herman Two basehits-SeIbach, Cart
wright. Stolen bases-Joyce, G. Davis.
Double plays-VanHaltren and Glea-
son. Passed baIls-Wilson, 1; Mcclure,
|. Wild pitches-King, 1. Hit by pitched
oaI-By Meekin, 1. Umpire-Emslie. At
tendance 5000.
BEANEATERS 8; BRIDEGROOMS s.
Boston, Mass, June 23.-Captain Crit
in was the only one of the Brooklyns
lay. Abbey weakened IN the fourth,
and, coupled with slow fielding, the Bos-
ton men had no trouble in scoring. Both
siGes played ragged fielding game
Score:
RHEI
Boston .....ooo72 s-s12 s.
Brooklyn 80 0 0 l 0 001 ID 9
Batteries: Boston-Stivetts and Ten
ney; Brooklyn-Abbey and Grim. Earn
ed rnUs-Boston, 2; Brooklyn, 1. Two
basehits-Tucker, Griffin. Three base
hits-Bannon, Duffy. Home r1n-Griffin
Stolen bases-Stivetts. Double plays
Long, Lowe and Tucker; Choch and La
Chance. First on balls-OR Stivetts. ?.
or Abbey, 1. Struck out-By Stivetts, 1:
by Abbey, 2. Umpire-Henderson. At
tendance 1,SG0.
COLTS z; REDS 5.
Chicago, Ill, June 2S.-Weak hitting
and loose fielding, about evenly divided
between the sides, kept today's game
nip and tuck for six innings. The Colts
won out in the seventh, finding Fisher
for single, double and a three-bag-
GER Attendance 1900. Score:
RHEl
Chicago .......0121oO3 I'm 81
Cincinnati 80 O1100I-5 81
Batteries: Chicago-Briggs and Dali
ley; Cincinnati-Fisher, Inks and W. |
Vaughn Earned runs-Chicago. 3: |
Cincinnati, J. Two baeehits-Everett. |
Three basehits-Lange, Prefer, Vaughn |
Stolen bases-Lange, Decker, Miller. 9:
Hoy, . Double plays-Pfeffer and An
con; Dahlen and Arson. Struck out
BY Briggs, 3. Passed balls-Dailye. .
Bases on balls-Off Briggs, s; off Inks, |
& Cmpire-Lyncn
ORIOLES s; PHILLIES ?.
Philadelphia. Pa, June 23.-Baltimore
won It's fifth straight game today from |
the home team by outplaying the locals |
al all points. Attendance 1900. Score: |
RHE
Philadelphia % 0oOO2-2 4 !
Baltimore go 0 90 0OO 3-81s 81
Batteries: Philadelphia-Tayl and
Grady. Baltimore-Esper and Robin
son. Earned runs-Balttmore I; Phila-
delphia l. Home runs-Brodie .. Stolen
bases-k eliey, eJnnings, Robinson and
ReitZ. Struck Out-Hulen. 2. Double
plays-Reitz, eJnnings and Doyle. .;
Donnelly, Jennings and Doyle: Thomu-
son and Grady; Mailman and Grady:
Mailman, Cross and Boyle, First on !
halls-Of Esper. 5; off Taylor. 2. Hit
by pitched ball-Hallman. Wild pitches
Taylor. Passed balls-Grady. Umpire
Hurst.
SPIDERS 6; PIRATES 3.
Cleveland, O., June 2S.-Hawley's wild
ness. combined with a batting rally by
the Clevelands in the fifth gave the local
team victory today. Attendance l.
200. Score:
r H Z
Cleveland ..oo012 soo'-e1 10 3
Pittsburg III 90 i 0-5 s II
Batteries: Cievel2nd-Cuppy and o.
Conner; Pittsburg-Hawley and Mer-
rift Earned runs-Cleveland. l; Pitts
burg, ,. First base on balls-Of Cuppy.
/; of Hawley, = Struck oue-By Cuppy.
1; by Hawley. 8. Two besehies-Cuppy,
Lyons. Stolen bases-Burkett. Childs.
Blake, Stencil. Double plays-Bierbauer
TO Sugden. 2. Wild pitch-Cuppy. UNI
POSTPONED.
Louisville, KY. June 2S.-St. Louis
vilee game postponed; rain.