The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-30
REDs %. Colonies 8.

LOUISVILLE .........-..- "a II 10 IN
REDS 20; Colonies 8.
Louisville, KY, June 29-The Reds
had a batting streak today and knock
ed both Herman and Cunningham out
Of the box and hit Smiths curves hard.
The Colonies put up a stupid game, both
on the bases and in the field. Attend
ance 1900. Score:
RHE|
Cincinnati ....033241O 2-2O q 2
Louisville III 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 10 s
BATTERIES: Observation-Disclosures and
Pietz; observation-disclosures, Cunningham
Smith and Kinslow. Earned runs-Cin-
cinnati louisville 4. First on balls-Of
Dvvyer .; off Herman 8; off Cunningham
|. Struck out-8y Dwyer I: by Herman
1; oy Smith /. Home runs-Irwin. Three
,oass'hits-O'Brien, Miner. Pietz, G.
Smith. Two basehfts-Miller, Pietz.
Stolen bases-Afiller 8; Hoy 3: DfcPhee
2; Smith, Irwin. Double plays-Dexter
end Kinslow. Hit by pitched baIl-Cun-
bingham, Irwin. Passed balls-Kinslow
Wild patcCles-Cunn4ngha DWyer.
Umpire-SCheridan.
ORIOLES 10; SENATORS s.
baltimore, June 29-The Champions
dowred the Senator's with ease in to-
days game. Ponds pitching was the
feature Attendance 4.40S. Score:
RHBl
Baltimore .....72oo12 04.-16 IA 81
washington % 0OO02-3 p
Batteries: Baltimore-Pond and Rob
-nson; hington-Cerman King
Ht-d Mcclure. Earned runs-Baitimore
Z. Two basehfts-Brodie, Doyle, Joyce,
Donnelly. Three basehits-K eeeler.
Stolen bases-Jennings ?; Doyle. Brown
Keller, Bnodie. Double plays-Lush
f-d Cartwright. First on balls-OffPond
J; OF iKng 3; of German 2 Hit by
pitched ball-Jennings. Struck out-By |
Pend 4; by King ?. Umpire-Hurst.
FHILLIES 1S; BEANEATERS 6.
Boston. June 29.-Dolan was as wild
as a hawk today. and was also hot hard
lie was taken out in the Fifth, but the
game mad been already lost. Consider
Ing the heavy hitting. the home team
Glided welt. Score:
RHBI
Boston 100 40oo2-6 81
Philadelphia % 0 l 0 0 0 1-I3 II 8 |
Batteries: Boston-Dolan. SWEETS
ahi Tenney; Philadelphia-Carsey and
Grady. Earned runs-Boston 3: Phila-
cz!phia (. Two basehits-Long ,; Thorn
pson- Three basehits-Sulhvan. Stolen |
bases-T thompson. Double plays
Lowe, Tucker and Stivetts; Gross. Hal |
man and Brouthers. First on balls-By |
Dolan >; by Carsey G. Struck out-By
Sdvetts /; by Carsey l. Wild pitches
Iglan ,, Umpire-Henderson Attend |
G1ce, 2,5CO.
PIRATES s: BROWNS l.
St Lopis. June 29.-After PLAYING good
bail FOR I'VE innings the Browns went !
rR---4-.z "a H..
runs in the sixth. This gave them . /
Iead that the Browns, who are weak al |
b1Jsing just now. could not overcome.
Attendance 500. Score:
RHE
s.. Louis 800 O20O1-4 2l
PIttsburS .....1 0 0 0 0 0 s O-S14 8 /
Batteries: ST. Lopis-Hart and Muir |
ply: PIttsburg-Hughey and Sugden. |
Earned runs-St Louis ,; Pjttsburg 4
Two bas5 hits-Dowd Smith .: Hart.
Three basehits-SJelzel /. Stolen bases
pcWC ,; Parrot /; Douglass 1: Bier
b9uer l. Double plays-Smith and Ely .:
meyer and Donuor; Cross and Conner.
Ftrst bass on balls-OT Hughey /; off |
H@r5 T. Struck out-ISy Hughey l; by |
hart !. Usupire-Lynch.:
SPIDERS 9; COLTS 6.
Chicago June 29.-For six innings To-
go reA.A-E " raAl even dnG FAElNal2 ~
one. Although marked by costly err
rocs the ulsplays were more than Of
set by most brilliant fielding. N which /
Prefer and Blake were the stars. The
soiae-s found Griffith and pounded out
the game In The last four innings. At
tendance 3.4O0. Score:
RHE
Caicago .--.-..2 3010oo-6
cleveland go 90 10 2-9lI
Batteries: Chicago-Griffith and Kit
tGedSe; Cleve.anC-Young and O'Con-
nor. Earned runs-Chicsro .. CIeva-
land /. Two base hits-Grif1n. AIoAl-
s@r- Three base hits-NcGarr. Home
rails-Anson. Doubleplays-
had Prefer; Pfeffer. Dahleu and Arson.
Si'iF1S ana Teheau. Struck out-Rv
Grltflth 8; by Young 5. Bases on haIjs
On Griffith 8. Bases on balls-On Crit
fth ;; on Young !. wild pitcb.~E
Young Umpire-Keef
GIANTS 3; BRIDEGROOMS :,
New York. June "a combination
Ok hits and errors. coupled with several
Eases on balls by Kennedy, allowed the
New Yorks 10 tally four runs in me
brSt inning, which proved enough for
them - WIN from Brooklyn. as the fsr-
Ter could do little or nothing with Sui
llN2ns pitching. Attendance 500
Score;
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Brooklyn .....Oo11OOO0o-e
New York ..-..4 O00100'-5 II
Batteries: BCooklyn-Kennedy and
Grim; New York-Su.livan and Wilson |
EARNED runs-Brooklyn /: New York .
First base on balls-OT Kennedy. 3: of
Sullivan 1. Struck out-By Kennedy 3
TWO base hics-Jones, Shindle. Clark
Stolen bases-SRindie. C. Davis. Ter
nan. Double plays-G. Davis. Farrell |
and Clark: Gleason, Farrell and Clark
Passed balls-Wiison >; Umpire-Ens-
size.