The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01

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RRIDEGROOAIS 3; PHILLIES 4.
BROOKLYN. June 30-Jack Taylor lost
the game for the Phillies this afternoon
by failing to cover first base in the ninth
;nnning. when Mccarthy hit a grounder
to Boyle. When Taylor finally reached
the base Boyle made a, wild throw.
Daub and Taylor colhded in the sec
ond. Daub was hurt so badly he had
10 leave the game. The Qualers could
10 nothing with Stein. Taylor was fined
t19 for back talk. Score:
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BROOKLYN. 02100o1 o1-5 10
Philadelphia % l 0 0 % o o. 6 )
Batteries: Brooklyn-Daub. Stein
and Burren. Pnliladelphia-Taylor ana
Clements. Earned runs-BrookIyn j.
Philadelphia 0. Left on bases-6rook-
yn 1; Philadelphia 6. Base on baIls-Oh
Oaub I: of Stein 8: off Taylor 6. Struck
out-By Daub 2; by Stein 0; by Taylor
Three bsseh.ts-La Chance. Double
o!ays-CorcOran, DAILY and La Chance;
ShindIe. La Chance and DAILY; Taylor,
Cross and Boyle. Hit by pitched ball
Anderson AJlTC-LlIlSl4e- LalNCLAAdAtLC
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SPIDERS II; COLTS 5.
Chicago. June 30.-The Spiders jump
81 on Terry in the last three innings
and pounded him all over the field.
Decker had a poor day in left, the sun
cgthering him 10 such an extent that
Nearly every fly batted into his garden
Eas good for two and three bases.
Ihild's batting and fielding was the fea-
ure. Attendance $500 Score:
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hicago ......1oOo 1905 y 4
leveland IL oO1073 sly 20
batteries: Chicago-Terry and Dono-
BE-; C1eve1and-Cuppy and OConnor.
brned runs-ChicaSo 8; Cleveland 9.
Two basehitS-AIcKean, Childs, O'Con-
nor, AIcGarr 2. Three basehits-Everitt,
Ch3lds, AIcGarr, Cuppy. Home runs
Mexican. Double plays-Pfeffer and
Arson; McGarr. Childs and Tebeau;
Struck out-By Terry /; by Cuppy 4
Base on balls-O Terry 4; of Cuppy L
Umpire-Kes3e.
BEANEATERS 8; SENATORS 3.
Washington, June 3o-Tesm work
with the bat would have been Of mate
rial benefit TO Washington today, but it
was lacking. The three runs credited
ID Inc E>EUhuDES were l. 1AOlAl TIC VIZ
itors, Lows errors being of considerable
assistance in that direction. The visi-
tors hit Mercer consecutively. while the
Senator'S hits were soattred. Attend
ance 100 Score:
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Washington e00O21 o. 5 10 ?
Boston 80 l 2 0 0 - L 4
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Mcclure; Boston-Sullivan and Tenny.
Earned rUnS-BOston ). Two basehits-
Tucker, Tenny. Tire basehits-Duffy.
stolen bases-Duffyk Double plays
Long to Tucker; Demont to Cartwright.
First on balls-OR Mercer 3; off Sulli-
van ). Struck out-By Mercer 8; by Sui
Ivan 1. Passed balls-Tenny. Umpire
Hurst.
PIRATES 5; BROWNS ?.
St. Louis. June 30-The Pirates play
ed an errorless game, while the home
team made several errors that let in
winning runs. Both Breitenstein and
KiTen pitched good ball. but the for
ner made the better showing. At
tendance geo. Score:
Pit.ts7,ilrg ....OOO1O 301 % 6 0
batteries. Pists5urg-Killen and Sug-
den: St. Louis-Breit5nstei and Muir
DlE. E.dEslCA IuiA- A<oAAA' 49,
hn-p . TWO base ilits-P2TTOtt 1;
smith / Three base hits-Sugden /;
Breiten stein l. Home runs-Connor 1.
stolen bssss-StenZel ,; Smith Ely.
First base on balls-OH Breitenstein
g: off Killen / Struck out-By Brett
enstein l. Umpire-Lynch.
REDS 8: Colonies >.
louisville. June 30.-Ehret was a puz- |
de TO the Louisville batters today while |
f4uI was batted hard. The Colonies |
again PLAYED a stupid fielding game. |
Attendance 1900. Score:
Cincinnati ....3Oo2O SOo1-9 .
Louisville 80 0 o 0 90 0 IL . |
Batteries: Cincinnsti-Ehret and Pc
I'D; Louisvipe-Hil and Warner. Earn |
edf runs-Cfncinnati 5; Louisville First |
az bails-By Ehret .; by Hin .. Struck /
oDt-By Ehret 4; by Hin ,. Home |
r1,6s-Burke. Fassaemer, Pietz. Three |
il.se hrts-Clarke. Pietz. Two base
hits-Sm5th, Hoy. Double plays-Cas-
sidy. OBrien and Hassamaer. Hit by |
pitcssed ball-Warner Umpire-Sheri-
dan-
ORIOLES 8; GIANTS 4.
Baltimore, June S0.-The Champions |
Won a close game from the Giants today |
ArNDN IRIQl1l- statA NAh~AtN EAAbAS VIZ
credited to both sides. Attendance S.59S |
Score:
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Baltimore ....d11OOOO2 10 5
New York 1000 20 0 0 Of Z :
BATTERIES: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and |
Robinson; New YOrk-Clarke and vii
son. Earned runs-BaitimoTe I; New
York s. Two base hits-G. Davis. II.
Davis, Jennings >. Three base hits
Van Hab.ren Donnelly Home run
Farrell Stolen base-Doyle. Double
plaYs-Farrell and ". Clarke >: elm
nings and Doyle. First on balls-OH
Hemming .. Umpire-Betts.
Western League Games.
St. Paul. June S0.-McGM and Tur-
ner. late OF Philadelphia. were in the
game for the locals today aud both
cid We'll Score:
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st. Paul .....O1OO6OO 01-SI 10 >
Minneapolis Is o 0 . 0 l. 6 TO-
Batteries: AfcGnl and Kraus; Hutch