The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-27
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SPIDERS 1; Colonies
Louisville. KY. June 2S.-Today's was
marked by constant wrangling by both
teams over Umpire weidman's decis-
Ions. With Louisville one run ahead in
the NTH, Burkett knocked out a home
run, tieing the score. In the tenth inn
ing the CIevelands scored four runs on
n error. a base on balls and two home
runs. The home team then played for
darkness and finally Weidm2n called
the game. This so enraged the C5leve-
and players that several Of them rush
"a Ct him and began 70 shake him and
use him roughly. The spectators then
c0ow6ed on the field and for time
trouble ives expected. The police de-
psrupent dispersed tho crowd and the
Cleveland players left the park A
crowd Ct small boys stoned the Spiders
Is they We're leaving in their bus. At
tendance 1000 Score:
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Louisville .oo301o0 0o-4 9 Q
Cleveland 80 , 0 ! 0 l o. 9 ,
Batteries: LoutsviIle-Hiu and War
ner; Cleveland-Cuppy and O'Connor.
Earned rUus-LouisviIle, 9; Cleveland,
/. First on baIlS-On Hill, :; off Cuppy,
4. Struck out-By H1l. 4; by Cuppy. l.
Home rUEs-J. Burkett. Three basehits
-NoCreery, Mexican. Two bssehits-
O'Br-en- Double plays-Hiil and Cassi-
ny; ChLds, Mexican and Tebeau. Wild
r-1ch-H.N. Umptre-Weidman
RRIDEGROO4TS s: GIANTS 1.
Brooklyn, \. Y. June 26.-The grounds
we're soggy and slippery today from
TIE two days rain. Good fielding vas
CUr Of the question, as We're long hits.
Clarke was hit hard, but the hits Melted
only a few runs. a 5 the going was so
bad that no less than four Brooklyn
Ccel were put out from falling down
while running 20 the bases. Payne
pitched his best wneD the New York.
had men On bases, which was in seven
Of the nine innings played. Score:
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Brocklyn .....O1ooo2oo-312 :
Nv Tork.....0 0 0 1 0 0 o-1 3
Batteries: B-ooklyn-Payne and Grim
New Ydsk-Clsrke and Wilson. Earned
runs-Br5oklny. l; New York, 0. First
On bsus-oE Payne. 4; of Clarke, 4.
Struck CUJ-By Payne l; by Clarke. 3
Two baSenits-GleasOn. Stolen bases
EHiRdie. DAILY. LaChauce, Grim. DOu-
BE ays-ConuauEhron and W. H
Clarke; Ccr-oran. DAILY and LsChance.
Hit by pitched ball-Daly. Umpire
Emslte. A-ter dance 800.
BEANEATIJRS g: PHILLIES T.
Boston. Ness, June 26.-The Bostons
today won by punching their hits at
the right time. Nash was we'll received
and presented with two baskets of f1ow-
ers Is he came TO the BAT Score.
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Boston ........o 4OOo12 '-s11 4
Philadelphia Il 0S 0 1000 o. Il 3
Batteries: Boston-Sullivan and Ten
ney; sdeiphia-Taylor and Grady.
Earned runs-B0ston. 6; Philadelphia,
Q. Two hits-Lowe, Harrington, SUI
ivan. DeI5hanjy. Cross. Home runs
Duffy. Stolen baSe-Hamilton. Double
p'avS-J. Sullivan. Hallman ana Boyle:
Long. Lowe and Tucker. First on balls
OF sullivan. 1; or Taylor. 4. Hit by
pitched baH-Tucker. Clements. Struck
7ut-By sullivan, 1: by Taylor, !. I'M
Pire-Hsnde-son Attendance 5000
SENATORS 2; ORIOLES B
Washington, .. c. June c6.-3Ic AIahon
vcSTarher Wild today and when ne got
The bah over the plate L was in a way
acceptable 70 the Senators. Two home
runs IN succession. by Joyce and Sci
bach, IN the ninth inning were made or
AcAiahCn, Attendance 1850. Score:
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Washington ....2o2102oO $50 ?
Baltimore .....01O1 01O0-S >
batteries: Washing ton-KiRg and Nc
Cure; Observation-Disclosures and Rob
lnson. Earned runs-NNashington 3: Bal
timore. J. Two basehits-DoRnslly
Three basehitS-D0nnelly. Home runs
Joyce. >: Selbach. Stolen bsses-Roo-
lrson- Double plsys-Kelly and Dan
belly First base on balls-OT King, l;
or Mcmahon. :. Hit by pitched balls
Jennings. Kelley. Struck out-By KING.
1; by NcAIahon. .. Passed oaIls-Rob-
l1soO, .. Umpire-HursJ
COLTS =; PIRATES ;.
Chicago. IL. June e6.-The Colts clear
ly Outplayed the Pirates today. Haw-
ley was Wild. poorly supported and
sine or the ten HIS made on him were
ouached IN the first. third and seventh.
attendance 200. Score:
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chicago .......2o3e154o.-le 10 !
Pittsburg so 0I01 o. o. 10 {
Batteries: Chicsgo-Fuend AID Dal-
ley; P-ctsburg-Hawley and Merritt.
Banned runs-CbiCaEo. 5; Pitts5urg. .
Two basehit s-D2hlen. Arson. Prefer.
StenzeL Three baSehics-Dshlen. SuE-
len Home r}Ias-Hawlsy. stolen bases
-I1anse. Decker. Pfefer. >; Everett.
Arson, ?; Stencil Struck out-By H
Friend. /; 10y H4wley. l. Bases on balls
on Friend. .; or Hawley, :. Wild
httch-Hawley, l. Uupin-Sheridan
REDS Is; BROWNS 1.
s. Louis, No. June es.-The Browns
went al 10 pieces today and lost the
game 70 ire Reds. Who pounded Har,
hard and took advantage of The nine
sostly errors made by the home team.
Ehret pitched a steady game. score:
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st. Louis. O90eoOs 80 Il
CinCinnac 80 / 06 SIS 4 ]
Batteries: s.. Ls3uis-Bart and NIu--
ply; -Ctnctnnac.-Ehret ard Pietz. Earn
sd runs-Cice INIT. 9, 81. Louis =. Two
hasehits-PaiJz. > stolen bases-Ehrs-.
Hoy. Vaughn. McPnee. Burke. Fist o.
basls-O1 Hart. ,; eff Ehret. 3. Hit by
pitched baby Hart, l. Suuck out