The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-13
pprDEGROoMs 8; Colonies 8.

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HRTDEGROOMS 8; COLONELS 8.
Louisville, May 1.-THE Colonies
knocked Payne out of the box in the
FIRST inning and the Bridegroonfs did
the same for McDermott in the third.
r,achance won the game for his team
the ninth, putting the ball over the
right field fence for a home run. At
tendance 900. Score:
Brooklyn 100 OF DOL IL 9 II 3
Louisville .....3 0 0 o 0 0 o. 8 IL
Batteries: Brooklyn-Payne, Abbey
and RurreIl; Observation-Disclosures
Frazer ard Warner. Earned runs
Louisville 3; Brooklyn 3. First on balls
off McDermott /; Frazer .; Abbey T.
Struck out-By Abbey 2; McDer1nott /;
Frazer. . Home runs-Shannon, La
chance. Two base hits-Niller, Hasse-
rnaer. McDermott- Stolen bases-La-
chance, Mccarthy, DAILY. Hit by pitch
ed baIl-Griffin, DAILY: Umpires-Grlm
and Cunningham.
SPIDERS 10; PHILLIES 8.
Cleveland, May 12-The Clevelands
turned the tables on the Phillies today.
knocking Ortiz out of the box in the
early part Of the game. The visitors
started in on Wilson in the seventh and
he went to pieces, Young takig ms
place. Attendance 1900. Score:
r II E
Cleveland .....21SooO 2-l0 IS
Philadelphia 20 0 20 0 0 L IL
batteries: CleveIand-Wilson, Young
end Zimmer:Philadelphi a-Orth, McGiH
and BOYLE. Clements. Earned runs
Cleveland 7; Philadelphia . First on
balls-Of Wilson 4; off Ortiz 3; off Nc
Gill ;. Two base nfts-Burkeot, Young,
Cross, Nash. Sacrifice hits-McKean.
stolen h1ses-Burkett, McKean z; Nc
Carr. Mailman. Double plays-Chiids,
NcKean and Tebeau; Nash, Brouthers
end HaIl.ran, Cross and Brouthers;
thompson and Boyle Hit by pitcher
I<v wills n ?. wild pitch-Wilson 2.
Passed bails-Boyle. Umpire-Lynch-
/. oforauiswona- T..diaJ uf in in min
ORIOLES 10; BROWNS 3.
st. Louis May 12.-The Orioles today
captured the last game and the series
from the Prowns. Donohue was batted
hard by the visitors and his support
was poor, while the Browns were I'M
able to make more than five hits off
Hoffer's delivery. Attendance 1000.
Score:
St-Louis 10000 OO1O0-3 5
Baltimore -..-.2 0 0 O-lO III
Batteries: st. Louis-Donohue and
Mcfarland; Baltimore-Hoffer and
Clarke. Earned Runs-St. Louis 1;
baltimore 3. Two base hits-NcF ar
land !: DOYLE l. Three base hfts-Bro-
die l. Stolen bases-Keller1; Jennings
/; Reitz l. Double plays-Dowd and
Connor. Base on balls-Of Hoffer 2;
off Donohue l. Hit by pitched ball
BY McDougal /. Struck out-By Hon-
r3: Passed balls-Clarke L. Umpire
--Emsiie.
SENATORS 6: REDS f.
Cincinnati. May 1.-THE Reds could
not hit Mercer and the Washingtons
nounded Ehret and Rhines for three in
nings with great effect. Cincinnau's
clean fielding saved bigger score. At
tendance ! 800. Score:
Cincinnati .....3 100000 90 2
Washington ...O2 900 % Is
BATTERIES: Observation-Disclosures hines
and PETIT. hington-Mercer, and
Mcclure Earned runs-Cincinnau
washington l. Two base hits-Mc
Cuire. Damontreville. Stolen bases
How. McPhee. Cartwright. Double plays
Ewing and Irwin; Smith and Owing;
Mcclure and Demontville. FIRST on
baIls-OT Rhines /; off Mercer T. Struck
oue-By Rhines 4; by Mercer 3. Umpire
Hurst
COLTS 5; BBANEATERS 2.
Chicago. H., May 12.-The Colts
again took the game at the finish. Bos~
<an's hits We're punched and all their
Rms made in the first inning. Attend
RHE
Chicago .......1OOOo oO4'-5 8 3
Foston 100000 O. !
Batteries: Chicago-Griffith and Kit
fridge: Boston-Sullivan and Camel
Earned runs-Chicago /; Boston ,. Two
tasehits-Lange, Duffy. Stolen bases
Tango >. Hamilton 3. Double plays
Long Lowe. Tucker Dahlen, TRULY,
Decker. Struck out-By Griffith .; by
Sullivan ? Base on balls-Of Grlfflth
.. off sullivan 8. Umpires-Weidman
and Keefe.
GIANTS S; PIRATES I.
Pittsburg. Pa, May 12.-Hawley's
weakening in the sixth and the costly
errors of the moe team after that ac-
counts for their defeat. Attendance
900. Score:
r H E
Pittsburg ...2o10O2 OOO2-7 s.
New York; 0 0 0 , 5 i
Batteries: Pittsburg-Hawley and
Merritt; New York-Neekin and Far
rtN Earned runs-Pittsburg 9; New
York i Two basehits-Donovan. Bier
hauer. Herman Three basshits-H. Da.
Wis. Stolen baSeS-Beckley. Stencil, Full
Ter. II. Davis, Double plays-Fuller and
Il. DAVIS. Bases on balls-Beckley and
LYONS and Stafford. Struck cut-Lyons,
I.erbauer. Fuller. Herman, Stafford, ,;
AIeekin. Umpire-Sheridan.
Western League Games
81 Pant. May 12-Today's game was
called al the end OF the fifth inning on
account OF darkness, with the score tied
Score:
II +
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