The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-13
ORIOLES 9: COLTS I.

ORIOLES 9; COLTS /.
Baltimore, June 1.-THE Orioles got
back into first place today by trouncing
the Colts, whom they had at their mer-
cy from the start TO the finish. The
features were Jennings sharp play at
short and three brilliant double plays
by Jennings. Reitz and Doyle. Kelley
was ordered out OF the game in the
first inning and Hemming took his
place before he had a chance to bat.
Attendance 1892. Score:
RH E
Baltimore .....o0z1121 "-s13 1
Chicago .....0 0 001 o. z 8
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Robinson; Chicago-Friend and Daley.
Earned runs-Baltimore 6. Two base
hits-Hemming, Pfeffer, Jennings, 2;
ReitZ. Doyle. Three base hits-Decker.
Stolen bases-Reitz, eJnnings. Double
plays-Anson and Everitt; Reitz, elm
ningS and Doyle B.; Doyle and Keisler
First on balls-Off Mcmahon 2; off
Friend 3. Hit by pitched ball-eJnnings
Struck out-By Friend 1. Passed balls
Daley 2 Umpire-Sherldan.
P.odD JAIL tmiiPings1h n u n
BBANEATERS 10; REDS 3.
Boston, June 12.-No pitcher in the
league could have stood up against the
Bostons today. They were out for
blood and at the end of the game they
were credited with four home runs and
twenty-four hits, with a total Of for
5y-One. Ehret. of the visitors, was sue
ceeGed by Fischer in the third, but
could do no better. Score:
RHE
p1-fCZ7 n TX "a
Cincinnati IL 2 0 Oo % 8
Batteries: RESPONSIVENESS and Gan
EeIi; Cincinnati-EQhret, Fischer and
Vaughn, Gray. Earned runs-Boston
8; Cincinnati ,. Two base hits-Long,
Hamilton, Camel. Bannon, Tucker
Burke, Owing. Home runs-Hamilton,
Duffy, Stivetts, =; Hoy. Stolen bases
Hamilton .; Miller, McPhee. Double
plays-COllins, Long and Tucker 2; IT.
win. McPhee and Ewing First on
b3lls-By Stivets 3; by Ehret /: by
Fischer l. Hit by pitched ball-Long.
Struck out-By Stivetts 2. Wild pitch
Fischer Umpire-Lynch. Attend
ance 1900.
PIRATES 6; GIANTS 8.
New York, June 12.-The Pirates won
another game from the New Yorks to-
day, which makes their fourth victory
this week. The visitors won the game
tn the fourth and seventh innings by
timely work with the stick Foreman
was NIT hard in only the second inning.
Score:
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Ptttsburg ..0o040o2 o-6I4 2
New York 80 0 OOO o0-3 2
Batteries: Pittsburg-Foreman and
Sugden; New York-Meekin and Far
relL Earned runs-Pfttsburg 5; New
York 1. First base on balls-Off Fore
man .; off Meekin .. Struck out-By
Foreman /; by Meekin 4. Two base hits
j. IN IN. Afeeloin. Stolen bases
Donovan. Double pIays-Stenzel and
Sugden; Ely. Blerbauer and Buckley;
Ely and Buckley; J. Smith and Bierbau-
er; Meekin and Clark Hit by pitched
nali-By Foreman l. Umpire-Camp-
bell Attendance $500.
PHILLIE2S Q: COLONIES s.
Philadelphia June 12-In today's game
between Louisville and Philadelphia
the locals won by superior fielding and
opportune hitting, although. costly
error Of Cross in the Fifth cost two runs.
Attendance 3.Q95. Score:
Philadelphia 5Oo1I0s-9 p
louisville 80 1 o 0 o 1 0-S s
Batteries: Philadelphia-McGil Orth
and Grady; LouisviEe-Hin. Smith and
Miller. Earned runs-Lousville 4; Phil
adeiphia 3. Two base hits-McCreary,
Clingman. Thompson, Rrouthers, Sulli-
van. Three base hits-Clark. Stolen
bases-Dexter. Brouthers. Grady.
Struck out-NIcCreary, Eustis, Hulen,
Nash and Ortiz. Double plays-Crosst.
7 al mr.
on HiN 6; OF McGjli 3; of Orth .
Hit by pitched bail-AUuer. Wild pitch
es-dih; Orth I. Umpire-Hurst.
SENATORS 10; BROWNS 6.
Washington. June 12.-Hart was bat
TED out OF the box in the fifth inning. |
when thirteen men went 70 the bat. In |
the next inning he switched with Par /
rott. who was not hit so freely. Heavy |
hitting was the feature CT the game. /
Attendance $3.50 Score:
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Washington - 004S1e 20-l9 Is Il
e. Louis - Il 0 0 0 > . 0 0 l. 8 IS |
Batteries: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and |
McCauley. Mcclure: 81. Louis-Hart. |
PARROT and Mcfarland Earned runs /
Washington Il; St Louis 5 Home |
runs-Demont. SeIhach. Two base hits |
Crooks. Cross Brown. Three base /
hits-Joyce. Demont. Stolen bases
Douglas. Mcfarland Double plays
Cross and Connor First on balls-Of /
King ,; OF Hart 5: OF Parrot T. Hit /
by pitched ball-NcGuire. Selbach. /
Cartwright Struck out-By King !.
by Hart 1, Passed balls-AIcGu:re.
Mcfarland impressive and
Keefe
BRTDEGRooNs 4; SPIDERS ;.
Brooklyn. June 1.-THE Rrooklvns
Won today IN the ninth inning. when
Shindle and Grim hit safe. the lattar's
hit following after Schook had reached
first base on balls. and thinner had
passed ball. Both Payne and Wallace
pitched We'll Score:
RH E
Brooklyn 100000 1-4SI
Cleveland % 0II01 0-S I'll
Batteries: Brooklyn-Payne and Grim:
Observation-Disclosures and thinner. Earn
&c runs-BroOklyn >; Cleveland l. Base