The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-12

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s1uclxv seventh" proved a hoodoo to the
socals toda, for after two were out in
,6at inning the Pittsburgs lit onto Sey-
r7our's curves and never lost sight of
r1erl until after seven runs had been
scored. Until the fatal seventh r.
wins men were having things pretty
much their own way. VanHaltren
pitched the ninth inning and struck out
two men. Score:
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Pittsburg .....oo2 eo073 Oh ID 0
New York 2 o 2 z IA
Batteries: Pittsburg-Killen and Sug-
den; New York---Seymour, VanHaltren
and Farrell. EOrned runs--Ptttsburg 4;
New York 4. First on balls--On Killen
?; off Seymour Z; off VanHaltren 2
Home run---Stenzel Three basehits---
Z. Smith, Beckley, @. Davis, Farrell
Two basehits--J. Smith, VanHaltren,
9. Davis, Herman, Gleason 2. Stolen
bases--E. Smith. Double plays---iBer-
bauber, Ely and Beckley; Donovan and
Beckley and J. Smith; Clark and Davis.
Hit by pitched ball---By Killlen l; by
Seymour l. Umpire---Campbell. At
tendance Zoo.
BRTDEGROOMS 6; SPIDERS l.
Brooklyn, n. Y, June 11.---This after
Moons contes tbetween the Brooklyns
and Clevelands was not in doubt in the
fourth inning. 1t was not ''Cy' Young s
day and he was hit exceptionally hard,
while Daub held Tebeau's Spiders down
10 four singles. The stick work or
young Jones was feature. Four times
did he go TO the bat, making home
run. two doubles and single. Score:
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Brooklyn .....oo13o2O e"--- 6 10 .
Cleveland 30 0 o 0 o. 2
Batteries: Brooklyn--Daub and Grim;
Cleveland---Young and O'Connor. Earn
ed runs--Brooklyn 4; Cleveland 0. Bases
on balls---Of Daub 2; off Young 2. Two
besehfts---Jones, 2. Home run---Jones.
Struck out---By Daub, Q. by Young, ?.
stolen bases--McCarthy Childs. Dou-
BILE pIays---Corcoran and LaChance.
Hit by pitched ball---By Young Schouch
Wild pitches---Young Umpire---Ems-
lie. Attendance $500.
PH1DLIES 10; COLONIES 9.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 1.-THE Phil
lies today narrowly escaped defeat at
the hands of the Louisville team. The
locals had the game well in hand until
che eighth. when the Colonies got to-
gether and succeeded in tieing the score.
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singles and a base on balls brought in
the winning run. Attendance 3,444.
Score:
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philadelphia IS 90 o 0 2 1 SO 10 3
Louisville III Dol 1 0 3 o. II 6
Batteries: Philadelphia---Taylor and
Grady; Louisville--Frazer and Miller.
Earned runs---Philadelphia 8; Louis
VILE 5. Two base hits---Miller, Frazer,
Nash Three basehits---Frazer. Home
run--Clarz. Stolen bases--Milller, Eus-
tace, CIingman, 3; Grady, Brouthers.
Struck out---Clingman. Double plays
Grady and Hallman; Cross. Mailman
and Brouthers. First on balls--On Fra
ger, s.; off Taylor, Z. Hit by pitched ball
Clark. Umpire--Hurst.
SENATORS IL; BROWNS 6.
Washington, D. c., June 11.---Donahue
was wild in the second inning, forcing
sn a run In the sixth, five hits for
nine bases were made off him. Maui
waShit freely but had control of the ball
Attendance 1900. Score.
Washington 20 300 Ill Is >
St Louis..3 o o 0 o o. 9 0
BatteEies: Washington--Maul and Nc
CURE; ST. Louis--Donahue and Muir
ply Earned runs---Washingto Z: ST.
Louis s. Two basehits---Meyers, Brown,
Abbey. Dowd. Three basehits--Down.
Joyce, PARROT, Maui. Home run---Win
Crooks Stolen bases--Cross, Joyce.
First base on balls---Off Donahue G.
Struck out-By Maui >; BY Donahue 3.
Umpire-Weidman and Keefe.
COLTS 3; ORIOLES 3.
Baltimore, Md, June n----Pop Anson's
team defeated the Champions in an
eleven inning game Attendance S,512
Score:
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Baltimore o 00ooo1o2 o. Il l
Chicago % 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 p L ?
Batteries: Baltimore--Hoffer and w.
Clark: ago---Griffith and Kittridge.
Earned runs--Baltimore 1; Chicago i
Two basehits--Dahlen, Arson. Three
basehits--Decker. Stolen bases---Doyle.
Double plays--Reitz. Jennings and
Doyle; Dahlen, Pfeffer and Arson; Pref
rer and Arson; Keller and Doyle. Firs-
on balls--On Hoffer 8; off Griffith ,
Struck out---By Hofrer s; by Griffith ,
Passed ballIs-Clarke l; Kittridge, l.
Umpire---Sheridsn
BEANEATERS 9; REDS L
Boston. Mass, June 1-Boston won
itl.kN ) game hN lucky MIS- anu Npcl.S
errors on the part OF Cincinnati. Score:
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Boston ........OSo 02OO4"-9 . 5
Cincinnati 90 0 Q 0 o. 3
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and Can
Eel; Cincinnati---Dwyer and Vaughn.
Earned rUns-None. Two basehits--
Long. Dwyer. Three basehits---Dunfy.
stolen baSes---Hamilton, Bannon. Smith
Double plays--McPhee. Ewing and
Smith. First on balls---Of Nichols 1:
of Dwyer l. Hit by pitched ball---Dwyer
Unpire--Lynch. Attendance 5000.
Western League Games.
Kansas City, June 1.-THE Blues sue
cse<ied IN rieing the score in the eighth
to,.ay. when RAN pat an end 10 the game
Score.
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kansas C;ty..-....-...o o )
minneapolis -...-.-.-..l . 1 80 y il :
Batteries: ReviS and Lake. Carney,
Hutchinson and Schr1ever.