The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
BRIDEGROOMs b; BROWNS 2.


Brooklyn, June 1.-Brietensten today
proved 10 about the best thing the
Brookiyns have struck this season. The
left-hander, however, took his downfall
good naturally, notwithstanding that
he was hit for q. home run, four triples,
three two-baggers and eleven singles.
In the seventh and eighth innings It
virtually rdined base hits. Abbey, for
Brooklyn, was at his best, allowing his
opponents one hit each in the second,
third and eighth innings. Score:
RHE
Brooklyn ......32oO2 10 ?
ST. Louis q. 20 $4,000 Oooe-2 4
Batteries: BrookIyn-Abbey and
Grim; St. Louis-Brei tenStein and Mr.
Farland. Earned runs-BroOklyn 9; st.
Louis O. First on balls-Off Abbey 2: off
Breitenstein 4. Struck out-By Abbey 3;
by Breitenstein l. Home rUns-McCar-
thy, Myers, Mcfarland, Schoch. Double
plays-CroSs and Myers; Corcoran and
LaChance. Passed balls-McFarland.
Wild pitch-Breitenstein. Umpire-Sher-
idan- Attendance :, coo.
ORIOLES 9; PIRATES 6.
Baltimore, June 1.-The Champions
beat the Pirates in a game which was
all one-sided until the seventh inning,
when the visitors made a brilliant triple
play and in their half tied the game. In
the next, hover, the Champions knock
ed out four runs and the visitors could
not catch UP. Attendance 4,476. Score:
Ri E
Baltimore .....O12l1O $40 .
Pfttsburg 100 0 0 0 0 % L 10 10
Batteries: Baltimore-CIarkson Esper
TD.-r.=
Sugden. Framed runs-Baltimore 4;
PiUtsourg 4. Two base hits-Jennings,
Donovan. Home run-Robinson. Stolen
baseS-DoyIe, Reitz, Smith. Double
plays-Jennings Reitz and Doyle. Trip
le plays-Beckley and Merritt. First
base on balls-On Esper > Hit by pitch
ed bail-Kelly. Struck out-By Foreman
,; by ClarkSon .. Umpires-Keefe and
Weidman.
GIANTS 10; COLTS ;.
New York, June 1.-Anson and his
Colts were the Giants opponents this
afternoon. Arson thought ne would try
a new way 10 break his present streak Of
misfortune, 50 he signed Fred Pfenfer,
the ex-Giant. this morning and placed
him on second base this afternoon.
Pfeffer's presence awaited but little, as
the Giants won, 10 to 3. Doheny pitch
ed mastery game for the locals, while
Friend lacked both speed and control.
Score:
RHEI
Chicago =. 01101Oo0-3 6
New York .. % , . 0 0 0 SO 9 3
Batteries: ChicaSo-F'riend and Kit
tredge: New York-Doheny and Wilson.
Earned runs-Chicago none; New York
3. First on bails-Of Friend 3; of Do
heny .. Stolen bases-Tiernan, Clark
Home runs-H. Davis. Three base hits
Farrell, II. Davis. Two base hits An
son. Struck out-By Friend 5; by Do
heny ,. Double plays-Ciark and Far |
rell; Arson unassisJed). Umpire-Hen- |
derson- Attendance 800.
REDS 5; PHILLIES 4.
Philadelphia, June 1.-The Cincinnati |
Reds and the PhilUes had a batting car |
nival today. but the locals stopped in |
the second inning. while the citizens OF |
Porbopolis banged the sphere all over |
fhe garden from start 10 finish. Orth's /
delivery was damaged 10 the extent Of a |
home ran. three triples and two doubles. |
not 10 mention seven more or less profit !
able singles Attendance $50. Sscore:
X II E /
- OOOO0o-4 Z > |
Cincinnati 81 0 3 0 o 3 O. s IS 0 !
Batteries: Phiiadelphia-Orth and /
Clements; Observation-Disclosures and Vau-