The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-16
COLONELS 9; PHILLIES 8.

GOLONHLo - Ph1LLlES D.
Louisville, KY, May 15.-The despis-
ed Colonels are simply outdoing them
selves, today's game making the third
straight they have won. The Phillies
could not bunch their hits on Smith,
while the home teams hits came when
they meant runs. Attendance 1000.
Score:
RH E
Louisville 40 o2002 - 9 2
Philadelphia q 0 0 0 0 1 o. 8 10 3
Batteries: Louisville-Smith and Dex-
Ter; hiladelphia-McGiI, and Boyle,
and Cross Earned runs-Louisville f.
First on balls-Off Smith /; off McGill
). Struck oUt-By Smith 2; by McGill 3
Two ba.sehits-McCreary 2 Shannon,
Miller, Brouthers. Sacrifice hits-Clarke,
Cross. Stolen bases-Dexter, Turner.
Double plays-Hassaner and Shannon,
Thompson and Brouthers; Cross and
Mailman. Hit by pitched ball-Nash.
Passed balls-Dexter ?. Wild pitch
Smith Umpire-Weidman
SPIDERS 10; GIANTS 4.
Cleveland, D., May 15--Cleveland won
with the stick Doheny was batted
hard and Campfield was called in to
take his place. Campbell is the big
pitcher signed a few days ago at ST.
Louis and this was his first bow in the
league. The home team hit him freely
also. Both sides f1elded loosely. At
tendance 1000. Score:
RHE
Cleveland 20 900 500 2-10 IA 8
New Yrok O1OS 900 00-4 Z 2
Batteries: Decentralization and Zirn
mer; New York-Doheny, Campbell
and Farrell. Earned runs-Cleveland Z;
New York l. First on balls-Off Wilson
!; off Doheny 4; off Campfield 2. Struck
Out-By Wilson 3; by Campbell Home
Tun-Burkett. Three Observation-Disclosures
Two baSehits-Burkett, Mexican, Will
son, Farrell. Sacrifice hits-Childe, o.
Conner. Stolen bases-McKean, Childs,
Tebeau, AIcGarr, Wilson. Double plays
-Tebeau to MceKan; Wilson, Childs,
Mexican and Tebeau; Fuller, Gleason
and H. Davis. Passed balls-Zimmer l.
Umpire-Lynch.
COLTS s; ORIOLES Z.
Chicago, H., May 15.-Friend kept the
champions down TO six singles, three
OF which were made in the third. The
Colts errors were costly but they bunch
ed their hits in the first, third and fifth,
earning six runs. The features were
Hymns fielding and the batting Of Ev-
eritt, Dahlen and Friend. Attendance
3100. Score:
RHE
Chicago .......1 O3G3100 '-S12 A
Baltimore ....O14OO OF 6 4
Batteries: Chicag o-Friend and Kilt
ridge; Raltimore-McMahon and Robin
son. Earned runs-Chicago 6; Balti-
more !. Two basehits-Dahlen. Three
basehits-Everett, Friend, Stolen bases
-Dahlen. 5: Ryan, Flynn, ,; Friend,
Doyle, Keller. Struck out-By Friend,
>; by Mcmahon, 5. Base on balls-On
Friend, .; off Mcmahon, 8. HIT with bail
Robinson. Jennings. Umpire-Keefe.
BEANBATERS s; PIRATES 6.
PittsbuTg, Pa, May 15.-Each of the
Pittsburg's three errors cost a run and
their good batting failed to bring them
victory. Attendance 2,S00. Score:
RHE|
Pittsburg IL oo1O0O3 It Is g
Boston ........1 , 0 1 o 1 , O. IL 1
Batteries: Pittsburg-Hawley and
Sugden: Boston-Nichols and Camel
Earned runs-Pittsburg, >; Boston, g.
Two base hits-Stenzel 8: Long, Tucker
Three basehits-Stenzel, Lowe, Nichols
Stolen hases-Smith. Ely, Hamilton. 4;
Long Lowe, Double plays-Ely. Bier
bauer and Beckley; Donovan and Bier
bauer Bases on ballS-By HaWley, ,:
Nichols, l. Struck out-By Hawley, 3;
by Nichols, L Passed balls-Sugden.
Umpire-Sheridan
BROWNS. 5; SENATORS, ..
st, Louis. Mo. May 15.-Today's game
was pitchers hattie, in which Breiten-
stein had the best Of ii. He struck out
six men. Both pitchers were well sup
porsed. Attendance 800. Score;
r II Z
St Louisa O1O2O-5 81
Washington % 0 o 0 90 0 % 81
Batteries: 81. Louis-Breitenstein and |
Mcfarland; Observation-Disclosures and
Mcclure. Earned runs-St Louis. ..
Two ehits-Breitenstein. Rush. Thre /
base its-Cooley. Stolen bases-Collev.
!; Meyers. l; Cartwright, / First on |
baIls-Off Breitestein, s; of Mercer. 8. |
Struck out-By Breitenstein, 6; by Me-- |
Ger. l. Umpire-Emslie.