The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-04-22
SPIDERS IL; REDS 10.

drove Young out Of the box and en-
abled the Reds 10 tie the score. Cincin-
natl was one run ahead in the eighth
when with three men on bases Ohilds
scored two men with a two basehit and
won the game. Attendance $500.
Score:
RH E
Cincinnati ....1 ooOoos 21-lO IS 1
Cleveland .....2 0 2 1 2 o Pill IS 3
Batteries: Cincinnati-FIsher Fore
man, Davis and Vaughn; Cleveland
Wilson, Young and Zimmer. Earned
tuns-Cincinnad z; Cleveland Z. Two
base hits-Ewing, Vaughn, Childe,
Young, Mexican, Zimmer- Three base
hits-McPhee. Home run-Smith.
Stolen bases-Ewing 2; Miller 8; Nc
Aller. Double plays-McPhee, Smith,
and Ewing; Childs, Mexican and Te-
beau 2. First on rballs-By Foreman l.;
Fisher 4; Young l; Davis 1. Struck out
by Fisher l; Young /; Davis l. Pass
ed balls-Vaughn 2. Umpire-Emslie.
SENATORS IL; BRIDEGROOMS 10.
Washington, April 21.-Today's game
between Brooklyn and Washington was
one of the most exciting ever contest
ed in this city. The pitching was not
of a first-class order on either side but
this only served tod make possible bril-
liant fielding and speedy base running.
Washington won out in the eighth on
five hits, a tumble by DAILY ad a steal
home from second by Brown. Selbach's
fielding was exceptionally good. At
tendance 800. Score:
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Washington q 10000 "-l2 16 2
Brooklyn ......0 0 4 0 o. 0 0-10 IA 2
Batteries: Washington-Mercer and
McCauley; Brooklyn-Kennedy and
Grim. Eearned runs-Washington s;
Brokolyn 5. Two basehits-Demont,
Joyce. Three basehits-Abbey, Lach-
ance, Anderson, Griffin. Home runs
Abbey, Mercer. Stolen bases-Grini,
Joyce. Sacrifice hits-Abbey. Double
plays-COrcoran. DAILY, Lachance. First
on balls-Off Mercer 2; off Kennedy 2.
Struck out-By Mercer l; by Kennedy
. Wild pitch-Mercer 2. Umpire
Keefe.
PHILITEs 8; GIANTS /.
New York, April 21.-The New Yorks
opened the season on their own grounds
this afternoon with the Philadelphias.
The Phillies took the lead in the first
inning and held it to the end. The
New Yorks scored their only run in the
second inning on Tiernans base on balls
and Stafford's two basehit. Both pitch
ers did good work. Attendance 1900.
Score:
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New York. k....o10OoOo OO-1 s 1
Philadelphia q 0 0 0 -3 o
Batteries: New York-Clark and Ear
fuss; Philadelphia-McG and Boyle.
Earned runs-Philadelphi 2. Two base
hits-Sullivan, Stafford, H. Davis.
Three asehits-Brouthers Double
plays-VanHaltren and II Davis; Cross
and Brouthers. First on balls-Of
McGill 3. Hit by pitched bill-Thomp-
son. Struck out-By Clark 1; by Nc
Gill f. Wild pitch-Clark 1; McGiu 1.
Umpire-Hurst.
PIRATES 4; Colonies 3.
Pittsburg, Pa, April H-Pittsburg
opened the ball season here with Louis
vile before a crowd Of 5000 people. The
home team won out in the ninth inning
when Hawley knocked a three-bagger,
which the visitors claimed was a foul.
The feature Of the game was the splen-
did work of Hill. Louisville's young
phenomenon The visitors were weak
ened materially when in the fourth inn
ing the umpire put O'Brien out of the
game for disputing decisions. Score:
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Pittsburg ....O1OOOOOO S-4s o
louisville III 0 1 90 o 0 o.
Batteries: Pittsburg-Hawley and
Merritt; Louisville-Hill anl Werner.
Earned runs-Pitssburg 2; Louisville
5. Two basehits-Ely. O'Brien, Clark.
Three basehits-Ely, Hawley. Stolen
bases-Ely. double plays-Miller,
O'Brien and Cassidy; Shannon and Nil
Ter; Miller. McCreery and Cassidy. Base
Stanva1 E,1xy
Devter. Warner. Hit by pitched ball
Smith, Beckley. Struck out-Donovan
Hawley, Clark, Hill. Umpire-We!d-
man.
BROWNS. Z; COLTS. 5.
st. Louis. Mo, April 2L-Anson's
Colts were beaten today in their second
game of the series with the Browns.
The visitors put up good fielding
game. but were unable TO bat Hart ef-
fectively. on the other hand, Griffith
vas batted hard and often. Attendance
$500. Score:
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St. Louis. OoSOooo4 III ,
Chicago .......0011 0 O-S ) ?
Batteries: ST. Louis-Hart and Nc
Farland; Chicago Griffith and Kilt
redge. Earne, runs-St. Louis 2: Chi
cago Two Observation-Disclosures, Flynn.
Stolen base-Lange, Ryan. Doubleplays
-Dahlen, TRULY and Decker. Hit by
pitched ball-Hart 3: Griffith 4. Struck
Out-By Hart 3: by Griffith 3. Umpire
Sheridan.
ORIOLES, Il: BEANEATERS. II.
Baltimore. Md, April 21-Several
times during the game today it looked
as though the Beaneaters had an ex>
ceIlent chance. but luck, backed by
Honer's steadiness when the bases
were full. seemed 70 BE with the home
team. Yerrick. in the box for Boston,
was wild in the first half of the game.
but toward the end settled down. The
features Of the game were the heavy
hating Of Baltimore and a wonderful
Juggling catch by Reitz. Attendance
200. Score:
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Baltimore ..2020 $40 ia Is
Boston ........O / 0 0O1O0 O-211 Z
Batteries: Baltimore lHoffer and Rob
lnson; Boston-Yerrick and Camel.
Earned runs-Baltimore :. Two base
hits-Kelley >: Keeler. Jennings. Three
basehits-Brodie. Donnelly. Reifz Sac
rifice hits-Tucker. Stolen bases
Doyle, Keeler >; Collins. Double plays
Jennings. Doyle, Long, Lowe and Can
gel; Reitz and Doyle First on balls
or Yerrick 8. Hit by pitched balls
Jennings Struck out-By Yerriek >
Passed balls-Robinson. Umpnres-
Feytiler and Henderson.
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