The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
SENATORS 4; BRIDEGRooMs 4

SENATORS 4; BRIDEGROOMS
Brooklyn, July 3O-The game between
I the Brookfyns ard Washingtons this
afternoon did not begin until long after
TIE scheduled time, owing to a severe
wind and rain storm which for a time
Grated quite q panic. It was ladies
day and many Of the fair sex tainted
from fright Nobody was seriously IN
5ured however, II was McJamee
against Abbey, from a pitchers stand
point. So cleverly did the gentlemen
manipulate the sphere that the game
eventually resulted in a tie at the close
OF the ninth inning, when II became too
dark to continue. II is possible that
the game VIII be played off IN Wash
lngton. as il was the Senators last. ap-
pearance in Brooklyn this season Score:
Ri E
Brooklyn .....o1oooo2l o-4 5 0
Washington 30 o. 2 o 1 O. IL 1
Batteries: Brooklyn-A5bey and Grim
Observation-Disclosures and MCGUIRE.
Earned runs-Brookiyn 1; Washington
B. Two base hits-Daly. Denlont, Lush
McJames. First on ballS-On Abbey
); off AIcJames 6. Struck out-Abbey
[; NcJarnes 3 Umpire-Hurst. At
tendance L.eeo.
PIRATES s; REDS f.
Cincinnati, July 3o.-The Pittsburgers
prohttng by the absence OF Miles. who
was forced 10 quit the game IN the sec
ond inning after being hit by a pitched
bah. won without difficulty, batting For
man hard in two innings. MerrItps
error and bases on balls account for
cwo runs. Attendance 1900. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati ....Oo3oo1o oO-4 2
Pf1tsburg 30 % 90 o 8 IA
Batteries: acknowledgements and
Paitz: fttsbuug-Ha wiley and Merrt Il
Earned rIns-Pittsburg Z. Two base
hits-Merritt .; Lyons, Irwin, stolen
baees-Foreman, Irwin =; Davis. l.
Smith First on bells-By Foreman L;
by Hawley 3. Hit by pitched ball
Hawley. Struck out-By Foreman .;
by Hawley l. Wild pltctles-f1a"IeS'
Cmpire-L.ail.-.
ORIOLE 70; BEANEATERS ..
BOSTON. July 3O-Baltimore won IN the
last two innings by a streak or nara
hitting. Duffy tried his hand az sec
Dad and was responsible Ior Two VI
~ rms. while Stiyetts. after holding
- OTSnIes well for seven innings, went
n niAo4s In the eighth and ninth The
r. ne itself was dull and uninteresting.
'5So-e' RHE
Fillmore ...oooo2o SO II
1S'.--on .1 o 2 0 O. u
lotteries: Baltimore-HenIming ard
.-,5o~L,a- RESPONSIVENESS and Camel
r,arna6 rllrrs-BaltImore o; Boston l.
Two base hits-Stivetts, Hamilton
1,orae base hits-Keeler. Stolen bases
KaIer DonneIly. First on bafls-By
~ ming /; by Stivetts L Struck OUT
--f-Tar-l1e Umpire-Lynch. Attend
ance 1000.
SPIDERS 4: BROWNS s.
g I,ouis. July 3O.-A hong and close
game was played by the Browns ana
Elders TODAY. neither making run
It'll the seventh inning. The visitors
5as,n piled up four runs, while the
R-ov-rs ,uera unable to bunch their nuts
and made only three TO the end or the
game. which was played without an
error by the home team. Attendance
1000. Score;
g. louis 5000 oo1eo-3 10 o
Cleveland 80 0 90 0 o. Is
Batteries: ST. Louis-Kissinger and
Mcfarland; Cieveland-Cuppy, Young
and Blake, thinner, Earned runs
ST LOUIS 3. IleNeiEflI = w O-i-~ - -
-Connor. Mcfarland. Three base hits
-Rlake. Home runs-CuPpy. Hit by
mitchell bells.-Zimmer. Struck out
BY Cuppy l; by Kissinger 3. Umpire
Bstts.
PHTILIES. II; GIANTS, g.
Philedalphia, Pa, July So--The IN
tense heat today served to maze the
game between the locals and New YORK
a Iistness one, though at times iiV@red
up somewhat and played sharp game.
The visitors had slightly the better or
tne fielding but the Phillies won by OPP
portune stick work. Dad CLARKE
went into the box for the visitors IN the
eighth and Ulrich took Davis place IN
the field but II was too late 10 effect
any marked results. Attendance 2.30o.
Score:
PHILADELPHIA ..oI14oos 2o-l1 lS 4
New York..2 , 0 3 90 IL 10 .
batteries: ledslphsa-Gumbert and
Clements; New York-Sullivan, Clarke
and wilson. Earned runs-Philadelphia
2. New York. 8. Two basehits-Delahan-
". >; Clements, Cooley, NanHaitren-
Three basehits-Gumbert, Cooley, Dele
fanty. Home run-Thompson- stolen
hases-Nertes Hulen- Connaugnson.
Double plays-Hulen and Delshaniy;
Mailman. Hulen and Delshaniy- First
On baHs-Gumber. 5; Sullivan, ). Struck
out-Mertes. Passed balls-Wilson- Wild
pitch-SulIivan. Umpire-Sher1daa