The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-22
REANEATERs 10; REDS 9.

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REANEATERS 10; REDS 9.
Boston. Mass, Aug. 21.-The game TO-
day was characterized by heavy bat
ting and poor fielding by both teams.
Both Sullivan and Dwyer were batted
out OF the box, and their successors did
not fare much better. Vaughn made
home run on hit outside the grounds,
the ball running under the center field
fence and before Hamilton could find
il. Vaughn had crossed the plate. The
throwing of the Cincinnati outfield was
strong. Hoy caught two men at the
plate. Score:
RHE
Boston =. .....o035 $4,000 10 II 4
Cincinnati 30 , 3 0 / OIL 0 2-9 II
batteries: Boston-Sullivan, Nichols
and Bergen; Cincinnati-Dwyer, Rhines
and PETIT. Earned runs-Boston 4; Gin
cinnati 6. Two basehits-Hamilton, Ten
ny. Tucker, Hoy, Vaughn. Three base
hits-Irwin and Miller. Home runs
Vaughn. Stolen bases-Hamilton, Nc
Gam. Double plays-McPhee and
Vaughn. First on balls-On Nichols 2;
off Dryer /. Struck out-By Nichols 2;
10y Rhines /. Passed balls-Bergen.
Umpire-Lynch. Attendance 4.177.
PIRATES =; BRIDEGROOMS 2.
Brooklyn. y. Y, Aug. H.-The game
between Brooklyn and Pittsburg re-
suited in a tie, hostilities being supend-
ed on account Of darkness. Payne pitch
Ell nagnihcently, only three safe hits
being made of him and they were
Scratches. He did not give a base on
balls until after TWO men were out in
til, l.
we% made off Hawley, he managed
to keep the we'll scattered. Score:
RHE
r.t.sburg .....o1lo0 O. 8 9
Brooklyn e. ..O110OO O. 4
fa.ter.es: Pittsburg-Hawley and
Merritt, Sugden: Brooalyn-Payne and
Bu-rell. First on balls-Off Hawiey 4;
of Payne ]. Struck out-By Hawley 4;
by Payne g. Two basehits-Davis, An
derSon .. Double plays-Corcoran, Daily
ard Anderson; Donovan and Mack. Hit
by pitched baII-Schooh. Umpire Sheri-
dan. Attendance 500.
PHILLTES IS; COLONIES 8.
Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 21-Keener
was in fine form today and held the
Colonies down to three hits. Fraser
went up in the air in the ninth and, be-
sides giving three bases on balls. was
touched up for seven singles. His sup
port was ragged. Attendance 1900.
Score:
RHE
Philadelphia 20 Of % s-13 IA 8
Louisville e. - 0 OIL o o o. 4
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Grady; Louisville-Fraser and Dexter.
Earned runs-Philadelphia 8: Louisville
J. Two basehits-Lajoie, Grady, Keen
e.. Three basehits--McCreery, Clark.
Stolen bases-Colley, Grady. Double
plays-Crooks, Rodgers and Miller.
First On bails-Off Keener l; off Fraser
s. Hit by pitched ball-Gallagher.
Struck out-Dexter, Pickering. Wild
pitch-Fraser Umpire-Conahan.
GIANTS s; COLTS 6.
New York. Aug. A.-Captain Arson
tried his hand az catching this after
noon His presence behind the bat kept
the Colts playing fast ball for seven in
nipgs in the eighth inning. the locals
found Friend for FIVE runs. which SEEM
ed 10 take all the life out Of the visitors.
Score:
Chicago ....ooso3oo oo-s . 4
New York =. 100 ? 0 Q o - 10
Batteries: Chicago-Friend and Arson;
New York-Clark and Zerfoss. Earned
T-urs-Chicago 6; New York 6. First on
balls-Of Friend ,; off Clark ,. Home
rans-Dahlen, Davis. Three basehits-
Herman, Davis, Connaughton. TWO
baes1its-Tiernan, Ever1tt, McCorn-
ick. Stolen bases-1Ange, Van Ha4tren
Double pIays-Dahlen, Ffeffer and
Dscler PASSED ball-Anson. Hit by
,i.cber-By Friend ?. Umpire-Emsle.
Attendance $500.
SENATORS 2; SPIDERS i.
Washington, Aug. H.-Washington
won today in the eighth on Demont
single. followed by Farreil's hit Tor
three bases The latter scored on Zlm-
mer's error. Cleveland scored IN the
sixth on hits by Mexican and McAleer.
Wallace pitched the last inning. At
tendance 500. Score:
Washington 10000 0o2 - .
Cleveland 30 0 o o / 0 0 o. .
Batteries: Neutrality-suspicious. and
FARRELL: Cleveland-Wilson. Wallace
and thinner. Earned runs-washing-
ton /; Cleveland /. Two basehits-Zim-
naer. Three basehits-F'arrell. Double
riavs-Snith 10 O'Brien. First on balls
Of Wilson .: off Wallace .. Struck out
BY Wilson 1; by Mercer >. Passed ball
thinner. Umpire-Hurst.
ORIOLES Z; BROWNS O.
Baltimore. Nd. Aug. 1.-THE Orioles
Won Iodays game from the Browns as
they pleased ana wound up the sea
sons play with the 81. Louis aggTega-
ton. Attendance 1,7O0. Score:
r II F.
Baltimore =. SOON - S .
ST. Louis E. 20 90 0 90 % 6
Btteries: BalCmore-Pond and
Clarke; st. Louis-KiSs ger ard Doug
lass Earned runs-Baltimore s. Stolen
bases-Dowd. Doyle. Clark. Keeser.
Jennings :. Base on balls-On Kissing
er 5. Hit by pitched ball-By Kiss:nger
g Struck out-By Pond :. Passed balls
Douglass. Unpire-Laily.
Western League Gsme<
St Paul. Mimi. Aug. a.-Score:
II II f
St Paul =. ..01 0o002 0-su 4
Kansas City .ele5 o. s-Ie 10 .