The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-05
GIANTS is: REDS 5.

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GIANTS Is; REDS 5.
New York, Sept 4.-The New Yorks
batted Foreman hard today and won
EASILY. Seymou was knocked out Of the
box in the inning and Sullivan replaced
him. The game was called in the sew
enth inning on account of darkness.
Score:
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Cincinnati =. ...014 o 0 0 o-5 3 3
New York :. .....3 ID IA
Batteries: Cincinnati-J. Foreman
and PETIT; New ork-Seymour, Sulli-
van and Wilson. First base on balls
Off Foreman z; off Seymour 4; off Sulli-
van 2. Struck out-By Foreman 2; by
Seymour 2; by Sullivan 8. Two base
hits-W. Clark. Stolen fbases-McPhee,
Vaughn, Smith, Irwin, Van Haltren.
Double play-Joyce and Beckley. Pass
ed balls-Peitz 1. Home runs-Miller.
Van Faltren and Joyce. Umpire
Sheridan. Attendance 2,40o.
SPIDERS Z; BRIDEGROOMS.
Brooklyn, n. Y, Sept. 4.-Cleveland
took things easy today, but had no
trouble IN defeating Brooklyn. Atten-
Canoe 800. Score:
X III u
Cleveland 100 2-712 3
Brooklyn - 10 1000 020-3 6 1
Batteries: Cleveland-Wallace, Young
and OiConnor; Brooklyn-Harper and
Grim Earned runs--Cleveland 8; Brook
Ign l. First base on balls--Of Wallace
B; off Young o; off Harper q Struck out
by Wallace 2; by Harper 3. Home
runs-Wallace. Three basehits-O'Con-
ner. Two basehits-Cfrim. Sacrifice
hits-Tebeau, Blake, Shindle. Stolen
t'sses-McAleer 2: McGarr, Wallace.
Double plays-Childs and Tebeau Wild
pi.ch-Harper. Umpire-Hurst.
SENATORS 17-6; COLONELS 3-5.
washington, Sept. 4.-Emig, Lois
vflle,s new pitcher, was - hard in the
first game today. In the fifth inning
thirteen men went to bat and nine runs
were scored. In the second game the
Colonels made q good fight, but Nc
James was more effective than Fraser.
Selbach was hit by the pitcher and was
succeeded by Libby. Attendance 400.
Score:
First game
X II Z
Washington ..oo1o9 III IA 3
Louisville =. % 90 Sd
Batteries: Misunderstanding and
Farrell; Louisville-Emig and Miller.
Earned runs-Washington s; Louisville
3 Two basehitS-Farrell, Smith. Home
runs-CartwTfght. Stolen bases-Lush
3; Selbach 2; King. Clark, Rogers. First
on balls-Off King 3; off Emig 5. Hit by
pitched ball-O'Brien, Lush, Demont.
Struck out-By King |. Umpire-Lynch.
Second game
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Washington 20 o31o2 80 9 4
Louisville =. Il 90 / 0 2 Il o. 10 l
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Mcclure; Louisvillela Fraser and DeX-
ter Earned runs-Washington 3; Louis
Vile 3 Two basehits-Cartwright Nc
Creery. Demont, Pickering. Three base
fits-R0gers. Stolen bases-Clarke, De-
mont Double plays-Dolan 40 Rogers.
First base on balls-Of McJames /; off
Fraser 3. Hit by pitched ball-Selbach,
Smith. Struck out-By McJames 5; by
Fraser ?. Wild pitches-Fraser. Umpire
Lynch.
ORIOLES COLTS l.
Baltimore, Nd, Sept 4---The cham |
pions took the first game very easily |
from the Chicagos today and the sec
ond. after an uphill fight, was ended by |
darkness after eight innings. Arson /
was put out of the game and then order |
ed off the grounds in the first contest,
which was literally punctuated with |
wran gles over close decisions. In the |
second the. visitors got six runs in the |
first inning through Hoffer's witness. |
but the home team got enough hits and |
bases on balls from Friend to keep with
in winning distance. and in the fifth in
ming Arson put Briggs in the box. At |
tendance 5.59Z Score:
First game
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Baltimore ......101ooz - 13 Il
Chicago .....o2 oO110 o. 10 |
Batteaies: Baltimore. Mcmahon and /
Robinson; Chicago. Griffith and Dono- |
hue. Earned runs-Baltimore 6; Chicago |
. Two basehits-Ryan Everett Sacri- /
fee hiIs-Ryan. Three basehits-Griffith /
Reitz ,; Brodie. Stolen bases-Keeler,
Kelly >; Robinson. Douolep lays-Pfef-
fer end Arson >; jennings and Doyle ?:
Keller and Doyle; Pfeffer. Dahlen and |
everett. First base on balls--By Crit
fifth l. Hit by pitched ball-Griffith 2
npire--Emslie-
Second game
RH E
baltimore .......so1o4so oil 6
Chicago ...6 2 ? II 0 Oil 10
Batteries; Baltimore. Hofrer and
NldT'he, ISCClOSon 'N2llC&Sos FRIEND,
Briggs. and Dcnohue. Earned rams
Baltimore 3: Chicago 5. Two hscehits-
Ryan. Hcff.er and Robinson Home runs
Kelly. stem hasAs-Donohue, Everett, |
heeber Brodie. First base on balls
of Eoffer 8: off Friend l: off Briggs l.
Hi by pitched ball---By Friend ,: by
Briggs l. Struck out-Ry Hoffer 4: by
Briggs , Wild pltches-Hoffer. Umpire
--Emsla.
PHILLIES 8; PIRATES 3
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept 4.-The Phil
lies won a we'll earned victory trpn,
Pittshurg today after eight stubbornly
contested innings. Almost the drst
pitched in tise locals ninth ir-,;,a, 49,.
nit by Lajole for thnes bases. HuIen
vert out on fly and Grady hit for 1-ro
bases, followed by Boyie's hit over a.,
Fence The visitors could only ssat .7ra
man on first base IN. their haef. Attend
erce 2.5e0. Score:
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Philadelphia 80 . 0o0os-s 10
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