The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-02

locals won the nrSL game because Oh
Briggs wildness and an inability to
bunch hits. King, who replaced Nor
ton in the first inning, did good work.
In the next game, Griffith had better
command over the ball than McJaames,
who was hit opportunely. Attendance
1000. Score:
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Washington 20 90 0 90 2-7 Ii 2
Chicago .......0 10 8 0 90 O-6 Z 1
Batteries: hington-Norton, Nc
Guire and iKng; Chica ago-Briggs and
Donohue Earned runs-Washingto ton,
3; Chicago, 2. Two base hits-McCormic
King, DOnohue. Three basehits-A-
Brown, Pfeffer First on balls-Or
Norton, 3; off Briggs, 5; off King, 1. Hit
by pitched ball-Lush. Struck out-By
Briggs. /. Passed balls-McGuire. Wild
pitch-Briggs.
Second game-Score:
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Washington III Oo00o100-2 3
Chicago ...-..0 l 0 0-7 2
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Farrell; Chioago-Griffith and Dono-
hue Earned runs-Washington, 2; Chi
cago, 3. Two basehits-Ryan. Three
basehits-Smith. First on balls-Off
McJames, 3; off Griffith. l. Struck out
BY McJames. 2; by Griffith, 3. Passed
balls-Farrell.
BEANEATERS, 10-5; COLONELS, 81.
Boston, Mass. Sept. 1-Boston and
Louisville split even in two well-played
games today. In the sixth inning of the
second, with two men on bases, Cum
ningham hit the ball over the left for a
home run Score:
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Posron .......21ooo3 10 II 4
Louisville 80 o o 2 0 1 o o 2-5 s
Batteries: Boston-Stivetts and Gam
eel; Louisville-Hiu and Dexter. Earn
ed runs-Louisville, 5. Two basehits-
McCreaTy. Three basehits-Collins, 2;
Clark. Home runs-Dexter. First base
on balls-Of Hill, 8; off Stivetts, L
Struck out-By Hill, 2; by Stivetts. 2.
Passed balls-Dexter, 2.
Second game-Score:
Boston ........102 o0110O-5 2
louisville .....0 2 0 l o 0 OF IL 4
Batteries: Boston-Yerrick, Sullivan
end Camel; Louisville-Cunningha m
and Miller. Earned runs-Louisville 4;
Boston, .. Two basehits-Long, Hamil-
ton. Miller. Three basehits-Collins, and
Long Home runs-Cunningham. First
base on baIls-Of Cunningham, 8; off
SerTici, ?. Hit by pitched ball-Tucker,
Hamilton Struck out-By Yerrick, 1.
SPIDERS, 60; GIANTS, 2-3.
New York, Sept. 1.-The Cleveland's
defeated the New Yorks in the first
game in the eighth, when Blake made a
home run. The New Yorks captured
the second game by placing their hits
to better advantage than their oppon-
ents Attendance 5000. Score:
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Cleveland 80 1 00104 40-6 .
New York..2 0 0 0 900 % 10 G
Batteries: Cleveland-Cuppy and Zim-
mer: New York-Seymour and Wilson.
Earned runs-Cleveland, 1; New York.
!. First base on balls-Off Cuppy, 2; off
Seymour, 4 Struck out-By Cuppy, /;
by Seymour. 8. Home runs-Blake. Two
basehits-Joyce, Davis, Wilson. Passe
balls-WilSon.
Second game-Score:
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Cleveland .....1 90 001Oo oo-2 IL 1
New York. o l 1 o 0 "a IL
Batteries; Cleveland-Wallace and
Zinner; New York-Sullivan and War
ner. Earned runs--Cleveland, l; New
York, 2. Struck out-By Wallace, 4; by
Sullivan. g Two Observation-Disclosures Wal
lace, Gleason.
BROWNS. 3-S; BRIDEGROOMS, 6-1-
Brooklyn. Y. Y, Sept. Brooklyn
and ST, Louis split even today. At
tendance $500. Score:
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st Louis.....0 l 0 0 30 0-3 3
Brooklyn ......0 0 0 0 01 0 5 60 10
Batteries: St. Louis-Hart and Muir
ply; Brooklyn-Harper and Grim
Earned runs-St- Louis. >; Brooklyn. 4.
First on balls-Off Hart. 8; off Harper,
1. Struck out-By Harper, 3 Home runs
-Schoch. Three asenits-Dowd. Cor
coran. Wild pitches-Harper, .; Hart, 1.
Second game-Score:
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ST Louis ...o 0015o2 o-s12 2
Brooklyn ......0 0 o o o o o 0 IL 5 8
Batteries: St Louis-Breitenstein and
Mcfarland; Brooklyn-Kennedy, Stein
and Burrell. Earned runs-St Louis, 5;
Brooklyn, 0. First on balls-Off Breiten-
stein. /; off Kennedy, 8. Struck out
By Breitenstein, 4; by Stein, 1. Three
bssehits-Douglass, Cross. Passed balls
-Burrell, >
ORIOLES, Z: PIRATES, s.
Baltimore. Md, Sept. 1.-The Cham
pions today defeated the Pittsburgs in
a featureiess game. The home team
lit on Hughey in the fifth for four single:
and a triple and these, with Kelly's sac
Tifice and base on balls. gave them
five tallies. Almost constant wrangl-
ing with Umpire Lally 10y both sides
fired the spectators and SO delayed the
game thar il was called after the Pirates
had finished their half Of the eighth inn
ing. Attendance 1.5o0. Score:
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Baltimore 100 O105 SOL u
Pi;tsburg .....0 0 0 > > o l. 6 10
Batteries: Baltimore-Hoffer and Rob
trsson; Pitts5urg-Hughey and Sugden
Earned runs-Baftimore, 4: ittsburg,
Two shits-Hoffer, Kelly. Lyons, A
Reitz. Wright. Three basehits-McGraN
Sacrifice hit-Kelly. First base on ball'
-on Hoffer, 4; off Hughey, =. Hit BY
pitched ball-Davis. Struck out-By Ho.
Ter, ). Wild pjtch-Hughey.
PhILLIES, Q; REDS. 6
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. The Phil.
les batted our a victory in the tenth
inning today making il three straight
from the Reds Both pitchers we're slir
freely IN the early part II rhe game. bui
kept the hitssca ttered thereafter. sun.
II Dryers punishment a. the end AZ.
tendance 4,349. Score:
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Philadelphia .002O90002S- S-s1s
Cincinnati .---..0S S2O0OO1O0-6 6Is
Batteries; Philadelphia-O~th and
Boyle; Cfncinnati-Dwyer and Vaughn
Earnsd runs-Philadelphia s: :rin,in.
natl 5. Two basehits-Cooley. Ravle
Sy<Trh Ewing Miller T~hraA b.s,As--