The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-24
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Chicago. May 23.-Scientific ball was
moi on the program today. On the 9TH
81 hand. The game was one Of the poor
est in the fielding line seen here this
season. The Colts won by much the
harder hitting, finding Maui at just the
right time. The visitors made but one
earned run o Terry, hisff alleged sup
port presenting them with the other
eight. Attendance 1900. Score:
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Chicago e. ....21131030 I'll 10 Z
Washington 80 0 2 01 0 2 1 o-S 10 8
Batteries: Chicago-Terry and Kit
tredge; Washington-Maul and Nc
CURE. Earned run-Chicago 6; Wash
lngton l. Two base hits-Ryan, Decker
2; Cartwright, Mcclure. Demont Three
base hits-Abbey. Stolen bases-Dah-
len, Flynn, Terry, Rogers, Demont, Sell
bach 2. Double pIays-JOyce and Maui;
Brown, Dem0nt and Joyce. Struck out
BY Terry 2; by Maui 1. Base on balls
on Terry 5. Hit with ball-Flynn,
Brown. Umpire-Sheridan.
SPIDERS 10; BHANEATERS 3.
Cleveland, May 23.-The CIevelands
pounded Stivetts very hard all through
the game, winning as they pleased.
Long, the Boston short stop, was badly
hurt in a collision with Hamilton and
had to retire in the htird inning. He
via be unable 10 play for several days.
Attendance 5000. Score:
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Cleveland .....072OoSoo lib IS 6
Boston ......-.O 0 1 o 2 o o. 5 3
Batteries: Cleveland-Young and Zim-
mer: RESPONSIVENESS and Bergen
Earned runs-Cleveland Z. First on
balls-On Young 8; of Stivetts 2. Struck
out-By Young 4; by Stivetts L Home
runS-ATcGarr, Young. Three base hits
thinner Burkett, Bannon. Two base
hits-Tebeau ?; McAleer 2; Young.
Stolen bases-Burkett. Mexican, Hamil-
ton. Double playS-Burkett and Nc
Carr; AIcAIeer and Childs; Childs, Nc
Kean and Te.beau; Tucker and BannOn;
Lowe, Bannon and Tucker. Passed
ball-Zimmer 1. Umpire-Weidman-
ORIOLES 10; COLONIES 4.
louisville KY, May 23.-The Colonies
went 10 pieces today and the Orioles
had no trouble in winning. The Colo
rels made three home runs and a trip
let, but they all came when the bases
were empty. Pitcher weighing today re-
ceived ten days notice OF his release.
Attendance 800. Score:
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Baltimore .....011110 lib II 0
Louisville 40 0 0 0 2 0 /
Btteries: Baltimore-Hemming and
Smith and Robinson. Earned
runs-Balumore 5; Louisville 4. First on
balIs-Of Hemming l; off Smith ..
Struck out-By Hemming 2; by Smith
J. Home runs-McCreery Clngman,
Dexter, w. Clarke 3. Three base hits
McCreery Two base hits-kelly, Jen-
nings. Stolen baSeS-AIilIer, McCreery,
Donneuy Reitz. Double plays-RedU
and w. Clarke; shannon and Hassamer.
Hit with pitched ball-Dexter. Wild
pitch-Hemming, Smith Umpire
Hurst
GIANTS 6; REDS .
Cincinnati, May 23-Errors by the
Reds. coupled with few timely hits by
New York, caused the overthrow OF the
Cincinnatis today. The Reds hat Meek
In with effect in only one inning. Al
tendance $500. Score:
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Clncdnnatf 1000 O20O0-2 5
New York 80 ? 0 0 1 OIL o. 2
Batteries: Cincinnati-Ehret and
PETIT; New YOrk-Meekin and Wilson.
Earned runs-Cincinnau 2; New York L.
Two base hits-Hoy. Three base hits
Vaughn. Stolen bases-Hoy, G. Davis 2.
First on balls-Of Ehret l. Umpire
Keefe.
RRIDEGROOMS 6; BROWNS 3.
ST. Louis, No, May 23.-The Browns
piled up three runs in the first inning
but were unable to score again, al
though they pounded out SIX more hits.
Breiteastein was hit freely and the visi-
tors were able TO SCORE more often than
the home team. Four double plays by
the visitors were the features OF the
game. Attendance $500. Score:
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81. Louis....sOOoOoOOO-3 /
Brooklyn ......1 oil 0010 = 6 Il .
Batteries: St Observation-Disclosures and
Murphy; Brooklyn-Kennedya and Bur-
rell. Earned runs-Brooklyn 4; St Louis
. Two basehits-Cross. Three baSehits
-Lachance. Double plays-Schoch, Co
coran and Lachance; Shindle, Cocoran
and Lachance; Shindle and Lachance.
Cocoran and Lachance; Quinn and Con-
nor. Bases on balls-OH Kennedy 5.
Passed balls-Murphy l. Wild pitch
Kennedy. Umplre-lynch-
PIRATES Is; PHILIIES Z.
Pittsburg, Pa. May 23.-Up to the
sixth inning Killen had allowed the
Philhes but two hits. After that he
took things easy. Carsey was hit hard
throughout the game. In the fifth inn
ing Clements was hit on the leg by a
foul tip and had TO retire. Attendance
5. 500. Score:
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Pittsburg .s50SoOs is 4
Philadelphia % O1O12O 2-7l1 z
Batteries: Pittsburg-Killen and Sug-
den; hiladelphia-Carsey and Glenn
ents. Earned runs-Pittsburg 3: PhiIa-
delphia L Two basehits-Stenzel. Sug-
den. BroutheTs, Mailman. Three base
hits-Killen. Delehanty. Grady. Stolen
ba ses-Douovan. Rierbauer. Double
plays-Bierbauer, Ely and Beckley;