The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-03
pEAvEATERs !. Senator'S 2.


washington. July 2-AIthOugh WASH
teton had the only. earned run today,
errors winch were ridiculous in their
sa-~ncy gave the game 10 Boston.
TIE visitors runs were made IN the
fourth inning on errors by Lush ana
Mcclure and stupid work on the part
Of SeIbaoh. Washington scored on er-
ro~s by SWEETS and hits by Selbach
and Cartwright Both pitchers were N
excellent form and Dement'S work was
phenomenal. Attendance 6,31G Score;
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washington ..O0o0oo11 O.
Boston ..-.....0 0 0 I Q 0 -
Batteries: Washingt0n-McF ariand
ard MCGUIRE; Boston Nichols ana Ten
ny. Earned runs-W ashIng-ou / Two
r.9sehf+s-Serbsch. stolen bases-Long.
First base on balls-On Mcclure ); or
Nichols 3. Struck out-by MCGUIRE 8;
by Nichols . Passed balls-Tenney.
WIZ pltches-AIcGuire. Cmp5r-
Hurst
REDS :: BROWNS 5.
Cincinnati. July The Reds slightly
outbatred St. Louis and prOited BY the
nlisplays Of the visitors. The longest hit
N the local grounds in a professional
game was made by Peitz. who drove the
ball over the fence. The fans presented
irwin with a plush purse con -aing S1sS- .
n silver and gold. his wedding pres
enL Mayor Caldwell made the presen-
caton speech. Score:
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Cincinnati -...21o01120 - y !
ST Louis 80 0 : 0 , o 51s S
Batteries: Cincinnati i-Fisher and
PETIT: St Mcfarland.
Earned rUns-CincinaatI 4; s.. Louis 4.
Two base hits-Pietz, McPhee. Three
tasshits-CJnROrs. Home runs-PietZ.
Stolen bases-Burke ?. Vaughn, McPhee
:. Irwin, Douglass. Double plays-Smith
AIePhee and Vaughn. First base on halls
By hart I Struck oUt-By hart 10.
Cmpire-Lynch.
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COLTS S: SPIDERS :.
Chicago July 2.-The Colts did the
best work today but defeated the Spid-
ers by narrow margin. Attendance
LOO Score:
RI E
Chicago 80. ..3O5oo20 0s-s Is :
Cleveland - 0 90 , > 81 u
Batteries: Chica so-Briggs and Don
a,IUe; CleveEand-Young and O'C0nnor
E-1-ned runs-Chicago 2: VIeveIand 4
Two base hics-Tebeau. Three base
hi-=-Childs, Wallace. Stolen bases
PETER. Thornton, Everett > Double
rLlys-Douahue and Pfeff-r; McCor-
rex and Arson: Mex can and Tebeau;
ChiI3s, Mexican and Tebau. Struck out
By Briggs; by Young >. First on balls
of Briggs; off Young 3. Hit by pitch
ed ball-AIcKean. Umpires-Keefe and
Sheridan.
BRIDEGROO1IS 4: PHILLIES 5.
Brooklyn, July THE Brook1yns sue
casi5d in making II two out Of three
from the Quahers this afternoon II
w2s Payne against Carsey. The for
rner kept his opponents hits well scat
tered. while Carsey proved an easy
mark IN the second INNING. After this
ne settled down Gumbert was released
by TIE Brooklyns today and at once
signed with the PhiIliss. With his
notice Gumbert received a check Of
81. 100 his salary in fun 70 date. Gum
bert cost hos club $3.50 a game, as he
p.toasi only two complete games dur
iIs The season Score:
Philadelphia ..OO11OO $50 ?
brooklyn 80 O00IO0 *-413 .
Batteries. PhIadelphfa-Cars end
Clements; Brooklyn-Payne and Grim.
Earned runs-PhiladeIph !; Brooklyn
: First on balis-Of Payne +. Struck
out-By Payne , Three basehits-De5-
ela1ty ,. Two baseaits-Cirim. Stolen
bas=s--Iertz- Double pIays-Corcorau
and La Chance; Brouthers (unassisted)
Delebanty and Cross. Umpire-Emslie.
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