The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-29
BEANEATERS 6; GIANTS 8.

New York, April 2S.-The New Yorks
made their sixth attempt today to win
I q game since opening the championship
season here and, for the sixth time,
failed. The Bostons again took them
into camp. thus making the record for
the Beaneaters three straight The
New YorkS leave tonight for a month s
trip. 'fCy" Bowen pitched his first
game in the league today for the New
Yorks and was very wild Mains flied
the bill as pitcher to perfection At
tendance 500. Score:
RHE
New York 30 10000 2-3 10 5
Boston e. .....1 O01O03 &c 6 o
Batteries: New York-Bowen and
Farrell; Boston-SIains and Ryan.
Earned runs-New York .: Boston 3.
First on balls-Of Bowen 3: off Mains
T. Struck by Bowen 1; by Mains 8.
Two base hits-Tierman, Ryan, Mains.
Sacrifice hjts-Bowen, Hamilton Stolen
bases-Van Haltren, Hamilton 3; Lon
don, Lowe. Double plays-Fuller, H.
Davis and Farrell; Lowe and Tucker.
Passed baIl-Farren. Wild pitches
Bowen 1; Mains l. Hit by pitcher
Bowen l. Umpire-Keene.
SENATORS 9; ORIOLES 5.
Baltimore, April 2S-The Senators
won from the champions today by hit
ting Pond when they needed hits and
the champions lost because they could
not solve Bcyd's delivery, but three of
their seven hits being made during the
eight innings he occupied the box.
home run, a double and two singles, all
timely run getters, standing to his
credit Attendance 5,100. Score:
RHE
Baltimore ....3OOOOO02o -57 2
Washington ..OO1OO2 11 -911 2
Batteries: Baltimore-Pond and Bow
er-man; WashingtOn-Boyd, Anderson
and Mcclure. Earned runs-BaltimOre
2; Washington s. Two base htts-Jen-
ntngs, Joyce. Three base hits-Abbey.
Home runs-Joyce. Stolen bases-Jen-
nings, Cartwright, Setback 2; Joyce,
Kelley, Abbey. Double plays-Donnelly
and Doyle. First on balls-Of Pond 2;
off Anderson l. hit by pitcher-Jen-
nings, Donnelly, Selbach. Struck out
BY Pond 4. Wild pitches-Anderson l;
Pond L Umpire-HurBt
BRIDBGROOMS II; PHILLIPS 5.
Philadelphia, April 2S.-The Brooklyn
team today again defeated the PhilEes.
The visitors won by excellent batting
and added to their score by costly er-
rors on the part of the home team. In
the second inning Ortiz was retired 20
the bench after being hit for a home
run, a two Dagger and three singles.
Attendance $500. Score:
RHE
Philadelphia 100000 0-5 10 4
Bpooklyn =. 20 5 l 2 1 0 0-12 20 5
Batteries: PhiladelphiavOrth, Inks
and Grady; Brooklyn-Kennedy and
Burrell. Earned runs-Philadelphia l;
Brooklyn Z. Two base hits-Thompson,
BurreIl, Lachance. Shindle. Three base
hits-Delehanty, Grady. Home run
I.acInance Stolen bases-Daly, Griffin,
Ilaohance Struck out-Burrell, DAILY.
Double Thompson, Grady; Hall
man. Brouthers First on balls-Of
Orth /; off Inks 1; OFF Kennedy 2. Hit
by pitcher-Sullivan. Umpires-Lynch
and Henderson.
PIRATES 2: SPIDERS 0.
PFttsburg, Pa, April 2S.-The Cleve- |
lands lost today because they could not !
hit Hawley. Both pitchers did fine |
work and were well supported, but the |
visitors only got four balls outside the |
diamond. Each of Pittsburg's hits
nebted two bases. Attendance 1000. |
Score;
PTttsburg 80 o11oO o-2 |
Cleveland 80 0 o 0 0 0 O. 0 l |
BatteBries: Pittsburg-Haylew and |
Merritt; Cleveland-Cuppy and O'Con- |
nor. Earned runs-Pittsburg 0; CleVe- |
land 0. Two base hits-DOnovan, Stem |
gel ,; Hawley. Sacrifice hits-Lyons, |
Mexican. Stolen bases-Burkett, Childs. |
Double plays-Ely, Bierbauer and |
Buckley. Base on balls-Burkett, |
C.hildS C1lppy. Hit by pitcher-Dele- !
ta.nty. Struck out-Buckley, Mexican, |
Childs. Shearon ,; Tebeau, O'COnnor. |
Passed balls-O'Connor 1. Umpire