The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-03
1p1orEs 10. PIRATES 3.

LOUISVILLE - $500
ORIOLES 10; PIRATES 3.
baltimore. June Pond was in the
box for the Champions today and until
the ninth inning proved invincible, but
a solitary hit having been made off him
I'D to that time. The home team on the
other hand ba,tted Rughey freely and
the result was never in doubt. Attend
ance 3,744. Score:
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Baltimore :. q 022112 10 Is 1
Pittsburg :. 20 0 0 1 0 0 o 0 2 3 4 4
Batteries: Baltimore-Pond and
Clark; Pittsburg-Hughey and Merritt,
Sugden. Earned runs-Baltimore s;
Pfttsburg l. Two base hits-Doyle.
Three base hits-Kelly 2; Donnelly.
Stolen bases-Keeler; Donovan 2; Doyle
2; Reitz 2; Donneily. Double plays
Smith and Beckiey. First on balls-On
Pond 9; off Hughey 2. Hit by pitcher
Clarke. Struck out-By Pond 5. UNI
pireS-Keefe and Weidman.
SPIDERS 6; SENATORS f.
Washington, June 2.-The Senators
could not nit Wilson to much purpose,
their runs being made on base on balls
and a home run in the second, and a
passed ball and doubles by Cartwright
and Mcclure in the ninth. The fourth
inning was Germans Waterloo, when a
base on balls and five singles melted the
Spiders four runs. Attendance $500.
Score:
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Washington ..o2oooooo2- l
Cleveland =. ...01O4 O1oo*- $40 2
r1..+o-;o.-. vK-,-J,;,, -~t1,, Cavy,oa, a,d
Mcclure; Cleveland-Wilson and
O'COnnor. Earned runs-Washington 2;
Cleveland 8. Two base hits-Cartwrigh
Mcclure Home run-German. Stolen
bases-Selbach 2; Tebeau, MCGUIRE.
Double plays-Demont. Joyce and Cart
wright First on balls-Of German 3;
off Wilson 2. Struck out-By German /;
by Wilson 2. Passed ball-O'connor.
Umpire-Emslie.
BRIDEGROOAIS, 2; BROWNS, 1.
Brooklyn, y. Y, June 2.-Three scat
tered hits of Kennedy tells the story or
the ST. Louis Browns defeat at Eastern
park this afternoon. The teams put UP
one of the prettiest and best played
games seen in this vicinity this season.
Score:
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Brooklyn 1000 0o0-2 9 l
St Louis .-.. 0 0 o o l o 0 o.
Brooklyn-Kennedy and BurrelL st.
Louis-DOnahue and Murphy. First on
balls-Off Kennedy. 4; off Donahue, ,
Struck out by Kennedy, 4; by Donahue
3 Two bssehits-MUrphy. Stolen
bases-Cross, Lachance. Wild pitch
Kennedy. Umpire-Sheridan- Time,
LIS. Attendance, 1000.
COLONBLS, 10; BEANEATERS. 2.
Boston, June 2-The only thing that
prevented Boston from getting shut
out today by the Louisyilles was
O'Brien's dropping Stivett's fly ball in
the ninth. after two men were out.
The two runs were made after this.
Boston played very yellow ball and
well deserved the drubbing they re-
ceived Willie Mains was batted out
Of the box in the third inning At
tendance, 1900. Score:
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Louisville .os41Oo11o- do IA G
Boston 1880. 0 0 % 0 90 2-2 s 2
Batteries: Louisville - Cunningham
and Miller; Boston, Mains, Dolen and
TenDy. Earned runs Louisville, 3.
Two basehits-CIingnan Three base
hits-Dexter. Miller. Home run
O'Brien, Eustace and Cassidy. First on
balls-By Mains .; by Dolan 2; by Cum
nirgham 5. Hit by pitched ball-Col-
Inns. Struck out-By Mains 2; by Dolan
>: by Cunningham >. Passed ball
Tenry. Umpire-Lynch- Attendance,
1900
REDS IA; PHILLLIES Is.
Philadelphia, June THE Philtes'
errors today were of the rankest kind
and they ran bases and fielded Ike lot
Of wooden men. Apart from this they
were unable to nit Ehret to advantage
al any stage of the game and the whole
Cincinnati aggregation simply toyed
with them. Attendance 5,255. Score
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Philadelphia % 10 0 0 Is II 3
Cincinnati ..S 0 1 3 S-14 10 1
Batteries: iIadelphia-McCill, Car
say and Boyle. Clements; Cincinnati
Ehret and Vaughn. Earned runs-Cfn-
einnati 5; Philadelphia l. Two hasehits
Ewing, Hoy, Hulen. Thompson Three
basehits-ACPhee. Stolen baSes-Ew-
ing two: Hoy .; McPhee, Gray. Struck
out-McPht5a Irwin. McGil. Deleh2nty.
Double playS-Irwin. Gray and Ewing;
Burke Ewing; Thompson and BNouth-
srs; Garsey and Hallman- First on balls
OF Ehret 4; off AdcG-l s. Hit by pitch
~ ball-Hoy. Brouthers. Wild pitch
Carsey. Passed ball-Clements. UNI
pire-HurSt
GIANTS S; COLTS 5.
New York. June 2.JThe New Yorks
made il two sJraights from the Chica-
COS this afternoon. Griffith pitched
well until the seventh, when he saem@i
10 weaken Meekia maintained great
speed throughout the entire game Pref
fer in attempting 10 throw Farrell out
at the plate IN the second INNING. hit
Harry Davis. who was running from
first TO second. IN the temple and II was
some time before he recovered. In the
meantime two runners had scored on
the throw. Score:
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Chicago 80 , 1 01 0 Is 2 g
New York ......0 > 02 3 0 '-S14 3
Batteries: Ch3cago-Grifith and Kilt
ridge; New York-Meelin and Wilson,
Farrell Earned runs-Chicago >; New
York 5. First on balls-On Griffith2:
OF Meekin 5. Struck out-By Griffith !;
by Meeekin 5. Home rune. DAVIS
Three Observation-Disclosures Two basehits-
Clark. H Davis. Stolen baseS-Everett,
Ryan. Clark. II. Davis Double plays
Dahlen. Arson and Everett. Wild pit
cAes-'Alsekin ,. UmpLre-Hen6a rSon
Attendance $500
Western League Games
Dstoit, June 2-Score:
Detroit :. :. ..oOO2e II 3 |