The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-21
COLONIES s-s: Phillies "a

COLONIES 6-3; Phillies -
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. 20.-The Phil
Ifes PLAYED two games with the Colonies
today and broke even. The visitors
took the first, thanks 10 Hilfs effective
pitching and his fine support In the
second game Cumbert held the visitors
down 20 four hits, scattered over as
many innings. until the ninth, when
they fell on him for two singles and a
double. With two out in the ninth,
Geier saved the game by taking Rodg-
er's long fly with one hand, with man
OF second and the run was needed to
tie the score Attendance 1900. Score:
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Philadelphia ..1looeoo 90 l
louisville =. 3 o 90 0 a. 10
Batteries: Philadelphia-Ort and
Boyle; Louisville-HiH and Miller.
Earned runs-Philadelphia 2; Louisville
4. Two basehits-Boyle, Rodgers. Home
runs-CIark Stolen bases-Cross, Hill,
Pickering Double plays-Orth and La
jo;e; Iajoie and Gallagher. First on
baIis-On Ortiz ,; off Hin ,. Struck out
-CIeier >. Lajoie. Clingman- Passed
bails-Boyle. Umpire-Conahan.
Second game
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Louisville .e001 20 o 2-3 3
Batteries: delphia-Gumbert and
Grady: observation-disclosures and Dexter.
Earned runs-Philedelph 2: Louisville
>. Three basehits-Dexter. Home runs
-Lsajoie Stolen bases-Geier, Hall
nan. Delehanty Double plays-Galla-
gaer. Mailman and Lajoie: Grady and
Mailman. First on balls-Dolan, Redg-
ers Struck out-Herman, Dolan- I'm
pirAConahan-
ORIOLES 3-s; Browns 81.
Baltimore. Nd. Aug 2O.-The Cham
Mons captured one OF today's games,
owing to errors. a nit batsmN and
Wild pitch Umpire Lally's decisions
we're seemingly bad in many instances
and in this respect both teams suffered
alike. Attendance 5,402. Score:
First game
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baltimore ooo1011o-3 9 ,
st. Louis =. Il 90 0 0 O. IL 3
Batteries: MISUNDERSTANDING and
Clark: St Louis-Donahue and McFar-
land. Earned runs-Baltimore l; St.
Louis g. Two basehits-Kelly. Three
hits-McFarland. Donnelly. Stolen
bases-Donnelly ,; Cross. Double plays
-Dowd and Common. First on balls
CT Hemming l. Struck out-By Hem
l.,:ng .: by Donahue 1. Umpire-Lally.
second game
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Baltimore 5000 2oe's .
St Louis =. Il 0 o 0 0 o 0 o o.
BATTERIES: Baltimore-Hoffer and
Robinson: st. LouiS-Hart and McFar-
land. Earned runs-Baltimore l. Two
Notwithstanding Three basehits-
Hart. Jennings. Stolen bases-Dowd.
Jennings. Keefer. Cross. Donneily. First
on balis-Of Horfer l; of Hart 3. Hit
by pitched ball-Cross. Hart, Keller.
Struck out-By Hoffer 3; by Hart 1.
Wild pitches-Hart. Umpire-LaHy-
GIANTS 9; COLTS 3.
New York. Aug. 2o.-The New Yorks
r-on another game from Chicago today.
T-sev pulled out in the Eighth inning by
ming up the hits and scoring six runs.
Score:
Chicago e1iooooo-5 .
New York =. ..010200 So IA
batteries: Chica go-Griffith and
7.s7re. New York-Meekin and wilson
Earned runs-Chicago o; New York 4.
First on balIs-Of Griffith ,; of Meek
IN l. Struck out-Ry Meekin ). Three
basehits-Dahien, Ryan, Herman. Two
baeahits-Neekin. Stolen bases-Ever-
ii ,: Griffith, Davis. Double Plays-Mc-
Cormick. Pfeffer and Arson; Dhlen and
Arson. Passed baus-Wilson 1; LANCE
I. Wild pitch-Meekin. Hit by pitcher
Neekin , Umpire-Emshe. Attend
ance 800.
BRIpEGRoOMS II: PIRATES s.
Brooklyn. y. Y. Aug. 2o.-The Pr
ates and Bridegrooms put up another
all - of
ternoon. Both sides batted hard.
Wright, late of Toronto. made his first
appearance with the Pittsburgs and did
fairly We'll Score:
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Brooklyn =. ..oOi4eos I'll 10
Pittsburg e. 90 012 o-sls
Batteries: Brooklyn-Kennedy and
Bu-rell; Pittsburg-Killen and Sugden.
Earned runs-Brooi<lyn 4: Pittsburg p
Bases on balls-Off Kennedy 4: off Kill
len I. Home runs-Paddsn, Donovan,
DAILY Three basehits-Griffin, Burren.
Two Observation-Disclosures, Burrell,
Schoch, Mccarthy. Double plays-I.y-
ons. Padden and Davis; Smith and
SUDDEN; Corcoran. Daily and Anderson.
Stolen bases-Lyons. Wright, Davis.
Umpire-Sheridan Attendance 2.So0.
SPIDERS ,; SENATORS o.
Washington. Aug. 20.-Both Norton
and 'NCy'' Young were in excellent form.
The Spiders Won on McKean's home
run and Wild throw by MCGUIRE. The
Senator's lost a chance TO score when
Demont was caught in an attempt 10
steal home. The attendance fell of to-
day TO about 1000. probably the smallest
Of the season. Score:
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washington n m n oonno .
Cleveland E. L o10 0 % o
batteries: washington-Norton and
Mcclure: Clevelsnd-Young and Zinl-
faer Earned runs-Cleveland / Three
establishment, Burke1t Home runs
-AfcKesn- Stolen bases-McGarr.
Double plays-Childs 10 Tebeau: Nc
Keen TO Tebeau. First on bslls-O1
Norton /: of Young 1. Struck out-By
Norton l; by Young !. Passed balls
thinner Umpir@Hurst.
BEANEATERS S: REDS 6.
Boston. Mass. Aug. a0-The Reds
were downed today after a hard fight
by the home team falling on Red Ehret
in the ninth and batting out the game
Ehret pitched good ball except IN the
last inning. Score:
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CincinRat o 0 eos Is s .
Batteries; Observation-Disclosures and
Bergen; Sincinnatt-Ehrst and Peitz.
Earned runs-Boston 3; Cincinnati z
Two basehits-Tenny, Tucker. Kiob-
dam. Miller. Hoy. Three basehits-
Collins. Hoy. Home rans-Barzsn.
Stolen bSses-Ha5niltoR Double PLAYS
Irwin. McPhes and Vaughn: Hoy and
raffZ First on bslfs-0f EiotsSanz =