The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-06
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RRIDEGROOMS Z; COLTS 6.
Cbcago May 5.-The Brooklyns were
victorious today in a game full Of ex-
cFtement at the Close, but very poorly
r,faved. only one run on either side be-
ing earned. Truby's muf was respon-
sfble for the visitors first three scores,
and Anson's wild throw 10 the plate in
the seventh helped them 10 two more.
The Colts had a great opportunity 10
win out in the mini, but failed. With
one run in. the bases full and none out,
Lauge's fly 20 right was captured. An
son, who was running for Kittredge,
foolishly tried TO score from third. a
double play resulting, and Ryan closed
the game by an easy grounder 10. third
Kittredge was knocked out IN the ninth
by being hit on the head with pitched
bah. Attendance ;. 400. Score:
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Chicago .. ....1oo21Oo1Hs 9 3
Brooklyn o.. ..0o31012 0-715 8
Batteries: Chicago-Parker and Kit
tredge; BrookIyn-Abbey and Burrel.
Earned runs-Chicago l; Brooklyn l.
Three base hits-McCarthy, Shindle,
LANCE Stolen bases-Everett, LANCE,
Lachance, Daily. Double plays-Park-
81, Dahlen and Arson; DAILY and La
chance; Flynn and Kittredge; Anderson
and Burrell. Struck out-By Parker 2;
by Abbey ,. Base on balls-Oh Park
or ,; off Abbey 3. Hit by pitched ball
Kittredge Danlen- Umpire-Weidman.
COLONIES Is; GIANTS GIANTS IL
Louisville, KY, May 5.-The Colonies
finally won another game, batting
Flynn out Of the box in the second in
ming and hitting Dad Clarke equally as
hard. The Giants played miserable
fielding game. Attendance 500. To-
rnorrow's game, on account Of the
Derby, VIII be played in the morning
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louisville .....251o 2N15 Is !
New York 40 11o0 2-1 IL S
Batteries: Louisville-Cunningha
and Miller; New York-Clarke, Flynn
land Farrell. Earned runs-Louisville
8: New York 3. Two base hits-4Iiller.
Three base hitsLAuller. Home runs
Mcfarland, Hassamaer, Herman, L.
Gleason. Stolen baseS-Clarke, Sham
non, Mcfarland, Dexter. Double plays
-McFarIand. Hassamaer and Eustice;
GI. Davis. Gleason and Davis; Gleason
and Fuller. First on balis-Om Gun
bingham s: off Flynn ?. Hit by pitched
balls-FulEer. Stafford. H. Davis Struck
out-By Cunningham /; by Clarke T.
Passed baIl-FarreIl. Wild pitch
Clarke UInpire-Sheridan
SENATORS S; SPIDERS 8.
Cleveland. O.. May 5.-The home team
was defeated today through its inability
10 hit when men were on bases. Cuppy
pitched a good game. but the visitors
were lucky. Attendance 1,560. Score:
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Cleveland ...ooouoo21o -312 ?
Washington % 2010O2 o
Batteries: Cleveland-Cuppy and Zira-
rner; Washington-Merc and McCau-
ley. Earned runs-Cleveland 3; Wash
ington l. Two basehits-Burkett, Nc
Aleer, Brown, lMoCauley. Stolen bases
Joyce, SeIbach. First on balls-Off Cup
py /: of Mercer f. Hit by pitched ball
BY Cuppy, l. Struck out-By Cuppy, .;
by Mercer ,. Umpire-Hurst.
ORIOLES 5; PIRATES 0.
Pittsburg. Pa. May 5.-Pitssburg was
outplayed az every point and was de-
servedly vhitewashed. killen was
knocked out OF the box and Hughey sub
-tituted IN the fourth inning. Ponds
g.lt-edge pitching completely mystified
the home team. His support was ex-
ceIlent- Attendance $500. Score:
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Pitssburg 10000 90 2
Baltimore .-..3 0 5 = o IL 0
Batteries: Psttsburg-Killen, Hughey
and Sugden Baltimore-Pond and Clark
Earned runs-Raltimore, 3. Two base
hits-Doyle. Three basehits-KelleY.
..
bic plays-KeIiey. Lyons, Sugden, Ely
and Stencil: Reitz. eJnnings and Doyle
First on baIls-Off Kiilen. l; of Hughey
8; of Pond, ,. Hit by pitched ball-By
Killen. Jennings; by Pond, Smith
Struck out-By Hughey, Kelley. Pond |
BY Pond. Donovan. Ely, . Passed balls |
-Sugden. Umpire-Lynch
PHTILTES 2: BROWNS 5.
St Louis. Nay 5-The Phulies won |
today's game in the last inning by /
hard batting. piIing up six runs in short /
order An errorless game was played |
bv the Browns. who hit MCGiu hard. /
but were unable 20 make all the bases /
Kissinger and Hart for the Browns /
were also pounded freely. Attendance /
ESQ. Score:
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St Louis ......ooO1oo3o 81
Philadelphia % 0 > 00001 s.
Batteries; St. Louis-Kissinger Hart
and Douglass; Pailadelphia-McGill and
Boyle, Clements. Earned runs-St-
Louis 1; Philadelphia l. Two 5asehfts
-DJwd. Cooley and Delehanty. Three
basehits-Dowd. Home runs-Brouth-
ers. Cross and Clements. stolen bases
-DeIehanty .: Quinn . First base on
halls-By McGin 3; by EissiaEer s: BY
Hart . Hit by pitched baIl-By ks
singer ,; by McGiu 1. Struck out-By
ATcGIu /: by KjSsiager , Passed balls
Douglass = Umpire-OKeefe
BEANEATERS s; REDS 5
Cincinnati. May 5.-The Reds were
unable u hit SWEETS conseCutiveIy,
and Boston found 10 difficulty in bat
ing Foreman. particularly IN the last
inning. Two OF Cincinnati's and one
OF Bos tons errors cost a run apiece
attendance 3,7o0. Score:
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= ircinnai 90 oo0O610 -
Das,on -.--..-.e 000llIS "-S12
Batteries: acknowledgements and
Taughn; BosJou-Stivetts and Cancel !
Earned runs-C;ncinnati .: Boston s.
Two hasehiJs-LspRe. Three baSehfts-
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