The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28


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New York. June 27.-The fifth game
Of the series between New York and
Prcoklv0 which is 10 hecide the cham
pionsbjp Of greater New York, in addi-
ton to league honors, was played at
the polo grounds this afternoon and
Won by The New Yorks IN the ninth Inn
Ing by some lively batting. When the
locals came in for their last try at the
d.. bat the score stood to against them.
Abbey, who took Stems place in the
third inning, suddenly went up in the
air before he recovered himself the New
YorIs had won the game. Sullivan
took Meekin's place in the box in the
eth inning. Score:
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Brooklyn .113 0 90 0 l. IL
New York.....0 0 0 8 0 0 0 g u =
Batteries: Brooklyn-Stein, Abbey
and Burrell; New York-Meekin, Sulli-
van and Wilson. Earned runs-Brook-
Iyn, +; New York, 4. First base on balls
Off Stein, .; of Abbey, >; of Sullivan,
,. Struck Out-By Abbey, !; by Meekin,
2; by Sullivan, / Two base hits-Shin-
Gle, DAILY, ,; Burrell, y. Davis, 2. Stolen
b3zes-AnderEon, VanHaltren, 2; G..
Davis, Tiernan, .; Gleason, Clarke.
Double pIays-Anderson and LaChance;
Darrell, Gleason and Clarke; Gleason
and Clarke. Passed baIIs-Wilson, !.
Umpire-Emslie. Attendance. $500.
ORIOLES, s; SENATORS, 5.
Washington, D. C, June 27-Today'e
game was one OF the scrappiest contest
20 On the Washington grounds this sea-
SOD. In the third inning Joyce and
H0ner threatened to come TO blows.
The responsibility for losing the game
rests with Mercer, who nit three men
at critical periods, and Demont, who
.T7aie a costly error. With the excep-
ton Of three men nit Mercer pitched a
sood game. as did Hoffer. Attendance
7,G0G Score:
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Washington 1o2010oo1-5 l
B2lc!Iore .....2 0 0 0 0 sc S 0
Ba-J cries: Washington and
NoGuire; Baltimore-Hoffer and Clark.
Earned Observation-Disclosures 3; Baltimore
2. Two basehits-Cartwrig Demont.
Three .aseIits-Selbach. Home run
Eeejer. Stolen b2ses-Brown. DonneIlv.
Doyle. EOher, Joyce. Double plays
Den0nt to Cartwright; Mercer 10 Cart
wright; Crooks, Demont to Cartwright.
Firsc base on ballS-Of Mercer. 2; OF
Hotter, .. Hit by piccher-Kelley, .;
Jennings Struck out-By Hoffer, 6.
Passed baIlS-Clarke. Wild pitch-Hof-
fer Umpice-Hurst.
EEANEATERS, II; PHILLIDS, Z.
Boston Mass, June 27-The home
team continued its winning streak to-
cay and, besides taking advantage of
K~e12n's unsteadin@ss, hits were made
wlsen needed Nichols was hammered
for six earned runs in. the second. but
sfper this the Phillies seldom gauge1
him. No league umpire appeared and
the roc1ers insisted On John Morrill,
officiating. Score:
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Boston ........22o51o o.11 10 2
Fh-,e d~l9hia % { 0OO1o-7 4
lotteries: Bcston-Nichols and Ten
ney; i&delphia-Keenan and Grady.
Earned ruus-Eoston, 6: Philadelphia,
s. TWO basehits-HamiIton, 2: Delehan-
=. Mailman. Grady. Three basehits-
Long. Stolen base-Long. Double plays
Nichols, Long and Tucker; Brouth-
e.s G-c keenan, First base on baIls-OT
Nichols. !; OF Keenan,. :. Hit by pitched
hail-Tuc-2-r, Sullivan. Struck out-Ry
N-caois, ualehsnty. Grady. ,; keenan,:
10y &e-fian, Hamilton. Umpire-John
Morrill,. Attendance 5000.
PIRATES. 10: COLTS. 4.
Chicago, HI. June 2z-Kiuen was too
much for the Colts today, while both
Terry and Briggs were hit hard and
often az just the proper time. The in
fed play IVES very brilliant on both
SIDES. attendance. CLEO. Score:
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Chicago .......oOo 03ooo1-4 i
r---=aurg 80 o. \ . ol do Il .
Batteries: Ch:oaco-Terry. Briggs
ana DonahCe; Plttsburg-Killen and
Sl;E1eD- '1rned runs-ChicaC so. !; Pitts
burg, S. Two basehits-Dahlen, Dona-
hue, Smith, BiarbaEer. Kulen. Three
p-se2its-tpa hien, LANCE, Bierbauer.
'--.e ~lIi-SIntth. Stolen bsseS-Ryan,
;. Double piays-Smith, Bierbauer and
MACK. Struck CUt-By Terry, l: by XII
len. 4; 10y Briggs, 3. Passed balls-Sug-
c5a. Bases On Galls-OfT Terry. l: of
Briggs. l; of Eillsa. 5. Hit by pitched
ball-52ysn. Lyons. Umpire-Sheridan
REDS. 8; BROWNS. >.
St Louis. NO. Jure 27.-The Reds
heidel perfectly and again defeated the
Browns. taking the last game and all
me present series. Breiteustein was
Wild. sending SIX men 10 bases on balls.
6ut he kept the visitors down TO eight 1
his an struck out four. The home /
team VS. unable ~ make more than SIX /
tits OF Fishers delivery. Attendance
lcV0- Score:
r II z
st. L,7uis.......0 o1OOO1one 2
Cincinnati III 0 zoos ,
Batteries; s. Louis-Breitenstein and 1
Murphy; CincinrSti-Fjsher and Peltz. 4
Earned -Cc@-Cyncinnat:. !: St. Louis
/ Two tasehits-HIiuer. Vaughn. Ho3,a /
rJ-2s-'tf---rost- stolen &aSes-Burke.
F0ugh, Po.-z. Double plays-Snith. Nc
Phse and Na2ghn. First base on balls
Of Fisher. >; OF Brsitenstein- 6. Struck +
sut-By BceitersJein, 4 Passed balls
Pe.tz. l. Umpi.eA-I.ynch.
POSTPONED.
Louisville. Ky. June 27.-Louisville-
Cleveland; TO game; rain.