The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-04
cpTOT.TS :: SENATORS 0


h,1plScated the game OF last Saturday
by embarrassing washington Inc
Orioles were able 70 hit AcJames when
tbare we're men on bases, but the Sena-
tors were unfortunate in making a ma
;oritv os their hits high flies Duke
Farrell was welcomed in a cordial man
ner and his work at third was good
The spectators gave strong evidence o.
their disapproval OF the deal by whtcn
To,yce went 20 New York, by cheering
loudly the announcement that Ne"
York had proven victorious German
pitched only one ming Attendance
3600. Score:
Washington 100000 90 l
Baltimore .....21O00 . - IL l
Batteries: ington-German, Nc
James and MCGUIRE; Baltimore-Hem-
ming and Clark Earned runs-Balti-
more :. Two basehits-Reitz, Clark.
Three basehits-Kelly. Stolen bases
Donnelly. Jennings, Doyle. Double
T,lays-EIe mining to ReitZ 70 Doyle.
First On balls-Of NcJames l. Struck
out-By German /; by Hemming 2; by
AEcJarres s. Passed balls-Clark UNI
pire-Sheridan.
PIRATES II; COLONIES 10.
louisville. KY. Aug. 3.The Colonies
r.ayed good uphill game today and
toglz the lead in the seventh, but the
f'i-ates won out IN the ninth on
double, a bose on balls and two singles.
IEuEhey relieved Hawley IN the sixth
irr.ng but only lasted one inning, XIII
len being substituted in the seventh.
T--0van was unnecessary kicking. At
tendance !, 900. Score:
RHE
Tfstsburg =. ..53o1oooo 2-l1 Il 4
Louisville =. = l 0 do Il
Batteries: Pittsburg-Hawley. Killen,
Hughey and Merritt; Louisville-F'ras-
er and Miller. Friend. Earned runs
Pirtsburg 3; Louisville ?. Two basehtts
Clarke. Lyons Three baSehits-Clarke
Stencil Smith. Home runs-Smith-
e zen bases-Holmes, McCreery, Dom
ovsn ,; Davis. Stencil. Double plays
Ely and Davis. First on balls-On Haw-
lev 3: off Hughey /: off Killen l; of
Fraser l. Hit by pitched baIl-Stenzel.
Etr1lcE out-By Hawley .; by Hughey
{: by Killen !; by Frazer ; Wild pitch
Frazer l. Umpire-Betts
GIANTS 10; BRIDEGROONS s.
Brooklyn. y. Y, Aug 3.-The recon
structed New York team scored a vic
tory over the Brooklyns at Eastern
park this afternoon. 1t was a batting
contest. in which the players from the
greater end Of New York eXcelled at
every point Kennedy met his Water
loo in the second. while Sullivan only
lasted until the beginning OF the sixth
Inning. Score:
RHE|
RrookIvn ..12oosoooo -6e l.
New York -. Il 6 9 0 0 10 is o
Batteries: Rrooklyn-Kennedy, Daub
and Grim: New York-Sullivan, Clarke
end Warner Earned run-Brooklyn 2;
New York 6 First on balls-Of Sulli-
van ;: of Daub 3. Struck out-By Ken
nedy l: by Sullivan ?; by Clarke l; by
Daub ,. Three baSehitS-Van Haltren,
Anderson. Daily. Two baSehits-Ter-
mar. 9. Davis. Grim. Stolen bases
Bec1iey. Joyce. Gleason, Shindle-
Double ays-CaanauShton; Gleason
ana Beckley. Hit by pitched ball
Beckley. Passed ball-Warner. Wild
Sullivan Umpire-Hunt. At
tendance /. 600
BEANF-ATERS I; PHIILIES 5.
Boston. Mass. Aug S.-The Bostons
made it three straight today yby time
Il batting. although the Phillies tried
hard Tor the game by playing almost
perfect ball in the field SWEETS. how
ever. held the big batsmen down for
seven innings and. while batted hard in |
The eighth. prevented any more runs, |
BY good pitching. Score:
II n z
Rozton .o1111oo o.-4I0 81
Philadelphia % 90 0 1 0 o , e-3 oil
batteries: RESPONSIVENESS and Gam
rel. adelphia-CIunlbert and Gem |
ants. Earned runs-BoSton /: Philadel- |
p-hsa . Two basehits-Hamilton. Long
,: Delehantv. Thompson. Cross Three
csehits-Bannon. Home ru1-Iumbert |
Stolen bases-FIulenr Double plays
Collins. Long and Tucker First on balls /
by -Stivetss. Cooley, Delehanty. Hal |
nan. Gumbert, Hamilton, Collins. /.
Passed bailS-Cfemelcs. Umpire |
f,-s1~b Attendance 500