The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-21

burg Breitenstein Laid up for two
weeks-spiders Get Away With Pond
Western Games.
GIANTS 10; COLTS 4.
Chicago, May 2O-Today's game needs
no description. The New Yorks simply
toyed with the Colts, batting Parker
all over the lot and playing perfectly
in the field, excepting for a muff by
Van Haitren. Although the locals are
credited with fifteen hits they We're so
badly scattered that they counted for
but little. Attendance 1900. Score:
RH z
Chicago .......1 o Dol o. Is 5
New York ..3 8 0 o o 0 5-19 20 1
Batteries: Chicago-Parker and Kit
Eredge; New York-Meekin and Wilson.
Earned runs-ChicagO ?; New York IL.
Two base hits-Dahlen, Lange, Ryan,
Tiernan 2, G. Davis 2. Meekin- Three
base hits-Gleason. Stolen bases
Flynn, Kittredge, Van HaItren, Stat
ford, H. Davis, Gleason. Double plays
Decker (unassisted); Ryan, Kittredge,
Dahlen. Struck oUt-By Parker 2; by
Meeking 3. Base on baIls-Of Parker
3; off Meekin 4; Wild pitch-Meekin.
Umpire-Sheridan
BRIDEGROOAIS 25; PIRATES 6.
Pittsburg, May 2O.-After the third
inning the game was farce. Hast
ings was batted too hard and Goarwas
sent in the fourth. 1T began TO rain
during the fourth inning and the home
team played for a called game The
umpire made the teams play, though
1t rained until the sixth inning had
started Attendance 1900. Score:
RHE
Pittsburg 100 OOOOOO2 4-614 4
Brooklyn ...2 2 472 3 0 3-25 % /
Batteries: Pittsburg-Goar, Hasting
and Merritt ;Brooklyn-Abbey and Grim
Earned -PittsbuTg 6; Brooklyn 10;
Two base hits-StenZel, Griffin 2, Ely,
LaCbance, Corcoran, Mccarthy, Grim.
Three base hits-Smith, Ely, Lyons La
Chance. Schoch, Abbey. Home runs
ely, Shindie. Stolen bases-Griffin,
Mccarthy 2, Grim. Double plays
Hastings, Lyons and Beckley; Schock,
CorcOran and LaChance; Shindle, La
Chance and Schocch. Bases on balls
OFF Abbey 2; off Hastings 4; off Goer
s. Hit by pitched ball-By Hastings,
Schoch. Struck out-By Abbey 2. Wild
pitch-Goar. Time 200. Umpire
Ellsiie
BDANEATERS 5: BROWNS L
St. Louis, May 20.-Breitenstein, who
was to have pitched for the Browns to-
day, tore the nail off the index finger
OF mis- left hand and will be laid up for
two weeks The Browns were unfortu-
nate On the bases and made several
errors, losing the game. Attendance
i.50a. Score:
RHE
81 Louis 10000 O0Oo1-1 IS
Boston =. .....3 0 0 01 0 0 Il Z 2
Batteries: st. Louis-Kissinger and
Murphy; Boston-Stivetts and Camel.
Earned runs-Boston l; st. Louis l.
Two base hits-Cross. Stolen bases
Long l. Double plays-Cross and Quinn.
First base on balls-On Kissinger 5; off
SWEETS >. Struck out-By Stivetts p
Umpire-Lynch.
SPIDERS %: ORIOLES Z.
Cleveland, o., May 2O.-Cleveland hit
Pond hard during the three innings he
lasted, and that, combined with costly
errors by BaItimore's infieid, gave
Cleveland the game. Cuppy was hit
freely, but not effectively. Attendance
2,0O0- Score:
RHE.
Cleveland .......5 O4OO12 O-12 IL /
bdlllnOIG ~ / y / U = Il D
Batteries: Cleveland-Cuppy and Tim
mer; Baltimore-Pond. Hemming and
Robinson. Earned ruS-Cleveland ,:
Baltimore { First on balls-Off Cuppy
/: of Pond /; oil Hemming 5. Struck
out-.By Cuppy .; by Pond l: by Hem
ming 1. Home run-Zimmer. Two base
hits-McKean, Blake, Kelly, Robinson,
Kiester >. Sacrifice hits-Tebeau Nc
Auley Stolen bases-Childs, Kelly,
Kiester > Double plays-AIcKean
Childs. Tebeau. Hit 10y pitcher-By
Cuppy l. Wild pitch-Hemming UNI
pire-Weidman.
REDS f; PHTLLTES 0.
Cincinnati, O. May 2O.-The Reds
hated Orth hard and won easily, as
Philadelphia could not hit RhineS. At
tendance 2.4GO. Score:
RHE|
Cincinnati III 111o00 40 L
Philadelphia % 0 0 000 % > 81
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
PETIT; Phlladelphia-Orth and Glenn
ents Earned runs-Cincinnau l. Two
b4sehits-Irwin, Brouthers. Three base
hats-Hoy. Stolen baSes-Smith First
base on Salls--OR Rhines 3. Hit by pitch
ed hall-By Orth l. Struck out-Ry
RhineS 3. Passed baTls-Clements Wild
pitches-Rhines >. Umpire-Keefe.
Louisville. KY, May 20.-Was hington-
Louisville game postponed; wet ground.
Western League Games