The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31

! basehits-Bu-kett Wallace, Hamilton.
Two basehits-Long, Lowe, Tenny. Sto-
len bases-O'Connor, Hamilton, Duffy,
Ramon. First on balis-OT Wallace, 4;
| off Stivettes, 2; off Nichols, 8. Hit by
pitched ballETucker. Passed balls-Or-
Conner, Bergen, Tenny. Wild pitches
Wallace, Stiyettes. Struck out-By Sti-
vettes, 1; by Nichols. L Double plays
Wallace. Chi1ds and Tebeau: Collins and
Tucker Umpire-Keefe Attendance
II, 900.
ORIOLES go; REDS So.
Baltimore, May 30.-The home team
won close anne from the Reds this
morning, luck gliding them materially.
Dyer was hit on the arm in the eighth
by a pitched ban and Fisher took his
place. Attendance 1000. Score:
Baltimore .-.-.2 3o1oooo-6 4
Cincinnati ---.-1 3 o oo1 g eN510 2
Batteries: Baitimore-McMahou and
Robinson; Cincinna1i-Dwyer, Fisher
and Vaughn. Earned rups-Baitimore
3; Cincinnati 4; Two base hits-McMa-
hon, Smith. Three base hits-Keeler,
Iron, Robinson. Sacrifice hits-Hoy,
Clarke, Irwin, Miller. Stolen bases
Keller, Smith, Ewing Triple plays
Reitz, Jennings, Clark: Irwin. McPhee,
and Ewing. First on bails-Of McMa-
hon 2; of Dwyer 8. Hit by pitched
baE-Dwyer. Struck out-By Fisher
Passed balls-Vaughn- UmpireS-Lynch
and Weidman.
The champions made Il three strasghts
from the Redstockings by capturing
both Of today's games. Both were
characterized by iutermittant sharp and
loose fielding and heavy batting, two
and three baggers being frequent At
tendance-morning game 2.SGO; after
noon 10,510 Scores
RHE
Baltimore ,-...1ooo ss11-s1 &
Cincinnati .---1 o 900 SIN
Batteries: Baftimore-Hoffer and
Robinsoni Cincinnati-Fisher and
Vaughn Earned runs-BaItimore z,
Cincinnati 2. Two base hits-Ewins,
Vaughn Three base htts-Milfer, Hof-
fer, Clarke, Robinson. Stolen bases
Keller, Ewing, Kelley, Miller, Jennings.
Double plays-Hoffer and Donnelly,
Burke and Vaughn; Irwin. Vaughn, and
Ewing. Hit by pitched baIl-Burke,
Struck out-By Fisher 8. Passed ball
Robinson UmptresLynch end Weld
man.
GIANTS 1913; COLONIES As.
New York, May 30-TAe IlouisyiI1es
were simply outciassed in this morn
tng's game with the New Yorks. Nc
Dermott was as wild as a March hare
and could hardly get one ball IN four
over the plate and when he did get one
WITHIN reach Of the Giants battery Il
was sent 70 the field Meekin was 10
great form and pitched with winning
effect. McDermott gave way TO Smith
ct the beginning of the sixth. Attend
alce 5000 Score.
RHB
Louisville ---.o oof 1o7o-4
New York ---..2 g 0 8 2 o 3 -i41S 2
Batteries: New York-Meekin and
Wilson: observation-disclosures Smith
and Miller. Earned runs-Louisville /
New York 8. Two base hits-Ciark,
McCreary. Three base hits-F. Clarke
Tiernan. Stolen bases+Van Haltren,
G. Davis, Gleason, H. Davis, 2: r. Clark
Meekin, Wilson. Double plays-Dex-
ter. Miller and Clingman; Shannon,
O'Brien and Cassidy. First base on
balls-Off McDermott s; off Meekin l.
Hit by pitched ball-Meekin 2 Struck
out-By McDermott L; by Smith /: by
Meekin 6. Wild pitch-AIcDermott L
Umpjre-Sheridan.
Not since New York has been IN the
National league has 1t been able to
score a double victory on Memorial day
After almost wiping up the earth with
the Colonels IN the morning, the New
YoTks lost the afternoon game through
their inability to hit Frazer. Score:
r II z
Louisville III 22ooeo o-5n 2
New York ---..2 o o 0 0 DOL % 8 1
Batteries: Louisville-Frazer and
Warner: New York-W. H Clark and
Wilson. Earned runs-Louisville 2;
New York @. First base on balls
OFF Frazer 2; off Clark 8. Struck out
BY Frazer 81 by Clarke 8. Two base
hits-Tiernan- Stolen bases-McCTeaEy
W. Clark, Van HaItren Double plays
-OBrien and Cassidy. Wild pitches
Frazer 2: Clarke 2 HIT by pitcher
Frazer l. Umpire-Sherddan. Atten-
dance 5000.