The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-02

Chicago, July 1.-The third game was
as easy for the Spiders as the two pre-
eeding ones. They hammered Friend
all oevr the field until finally In the
Eighth, after four or five hits had been
Gberately walked off the field and the
game ended in a farce, Catcher Kit
tredge doing the balance of the pitching
Attendance 1900. Score:
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Chicago .......2o1121ooo-7I4 4
Cleveland .....2 Dol 54O5 2-1s 10 8
Batteries: Cf.cago-Friend, Kittredg
and Daily; CleS eIand-WHsOn and o.
Connor. Earned runs-Chicago 4;
Cleveland s. Two base llits-Burkett
McKe can, Childs ?; Tebeau Three base
hits-8fcKean. Home runs-AIcCormick
Struck Out-By Friend .; by Wilson 3.
Base on balls-Of Friend 4; off Wilson
3; off Kittredge !. Wild pitch-Friend
,; Wilson l. Hit with ba5l-Wilson.
Umpires-Keefe and Sheridan.
SENATORS 10; BEANEATERS 8
Washington, July 1.-The Boston play
srs did not equal their work of yester-
cay and Stivetts in the seventh inning
lost all power of puzzling the Senator's.
end a base on balls gave the home team
their winning runs. None Of the Bos-
tons runs were earned, being secured
Trough errors and bases on balls. At
tendance 1900 Score:
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Washington 20 OoO2o60 2-1O14. 1
Boston ........0 0 o 1 ? 0 0 81 4
Batteries: Washington-King and
--,11uire; Boston-Stivetts and Bergen
E.uzd runs-Washington 6. Three
base hits-SeI1ach Stolen bases
Tonay. Selbach. Lush. Double plays
DeIaont and Cartwright; Demont. Crook
and Cartwright. First on balls-Of
King I off Stivetts 3. Struck out-By
King 8; by SWEETS 3. Passed balls
Bergen. Umpire-Hurst.
ORIOLES 6; GIANTS 1:
Baltimore, July 1.-The Champions
again defe& Ted the Giants today in a
game devoid of startling features. At
tendance 3,745. Score:
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Baltimore 23oo*-6
New York 100 l 0 0 0 0 0 IL 3
Batteries: BaItimore-McMahon and
Clark; New York-Campfield. Wilson
and Farrell. Barned runs-Baitimore
3. Two base hits-Campfeld, Keller
Clark. Stolen bases-Reitz, Donneily,
Kelly ,; eJnnings, Gleason. Double
plays-Reitz. eJnnings and Doyle; Glea-
sO7l and ". Clark. First base on balls
of ATcMahon 1; off Campbell >. Hit
BY Understanding Struck oUt-By
Campfeld q Umpire-Betts.
PIRATES, Z; BROWNS. ,.
Sh Louis, No. July 1-Pittsburg
started in and batted out four runs in.
tie initial inning and added three more
during the game; While the Browns
were unable 10 hit Hughey. Quinn, the
Browns Old-time reliable second base
man, was released by Chris Won der Abe
today Attendance 700. Score:
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st. Louis. .....0 o1OOO-2 Il
Pittsburg ....4 90 0OO1O 2-713 Il
Batteries: ST Louis-Donahue AMI
Murphy; Pitts burg-Hughey ana Sug-
den. Earned runs-St. Louis. >; Pitts
burg, 4. Three basehits-Parrott, l;
Myers, ]. Two basehits-Donovan, Ely, |
Stencil Stolen bases-Douglas. Dono- !
van. Stencil. Double plays-Parrot and |
CcDnor- First base on balls-On Dono- |
hue. >; of Hughey, 4. Hit by pitched |
ball-Elmer. Smith. Struck Out-By |
Hughey, 5; by Donohue !. Wild pitch
D5nohUe, 1. Umpire-Lynch.
PHILDIES, .; BRIDEGROOAIS, ..
Brooklyn. y. Y, July 1.-The Quakers
hit Gumhert today when men were on /
bases. Young Keener proved a puzzle |
10 the Brooklyn singers. He struck
out I'VE Of them. Captain Nash's men |
played a snappy game in the field. Score
r II z
Brooklyn 0OO1O1OO-2
Philadelphia 20 0 > O20 Is 9 .
Batteries: Brooklyn-Gumbert and |
Burrell; neutrality-suspicious. and NJ /
Grady. Earned runs-BrOoklyn, l; Phil
adelphia. l. First base on baIls-On
Gumbert. s; of Kenner. :. Struck out
Ey Gunbert, !; by Keener. .. Three base
hlts-McCarthy. Two base its-Dele-
hanty, Nash. Stolen bases-Jonss. An
Csrson. Mertes. Delehanty. Double
plaYs-Corcoran DAILY and LaChance. |
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