The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-10
puTTTJES ii: COLTS 10.

PHILIIES II; COLTS TO-
Chicago, May 9-The Quakers took
HE last game Of the series by punching
5beir hits in ten second and fourth, and
on Briggs wildness in the fifth. The
CoIts opened on Taylor very savageIy
earning five Of their first six runs. but
were unable 70 bunch on him again ex-
cepting IN the sixth. Briggs relieved
Terry in the fifth, giving way 10 Par
ker after ne had given a base on balls
and hit batsman in the sixth Only
two hits were made off Parker during
the balance Of the game. Attendance
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Chicago .....24oo12o o1-10 13
Philadelphia II 0 3 2 3 oil IL
Batteries: Terry, Briggs. Parker and
KIttredge; Taylor and Clements Earn
ed runs-Chicago 6; Philadelphia 3.
Three base Efts-Dahlen, Ryan. Dele
hanty, Clements. Home run-Tabeau,
Stolen bases-Delctanty. Struck out
By Terry 1; by Briggs 1: by Parker l;
by Taylor 2. Passed bail-Kittredge.
Base on balls-OT Terry ,; off Briggs
3; off Parker l; of Taylor 2. Wild
pitches-Terry. Hit with baI-ThOmp
son. Umpire-Wiedman.
BRTDEGROOMS 10; SPIDERS s.
Cleveland, May 9.-Thc Brooklyns
made barrels Of base hits today. Wal
lace was knocked out Of the box in the
third inning and Young took his place,
but the cannonadiag continued thro'-
out the game. TIE home team went
10 pieces. Attendance $500. Score:
RH E
Cleveland .....113oO1co o-s15 s
Brooklyn .-.-4 10 0 S ? 3 O-19 q ?
Batteries: Wallace, Young and Zim-
mer; Stein and Burreu. Earned runs
Cleveland 8; Brooklyn IL. First base
en- balls-Of Stein 3. Struck out-By
Wallace 1; by Young 3; by Stein Home
runs-Zimmer Three base hfts-Wal
lace, Griffin. Anderson. Two base hits
--Zimmer, Young, Griffin. Anderson,
Shindle. Daily, Burrell. Stein. Double
plays-Daly, Corcoran, Lachance; Cor
coran, DAILY, Lachaace; Corcoran, Daily;
2: Childs, Tdbeau. 2. HIT by pitched
balis.-By Wallace !; by Stein 1. Wild
pftch-Stein. Passed ball-Zmmer.
Umpire-Hurst.
GIANTS Is; BROWNS 8.
St Louis. May 9-The Giants out
played the Browns at every point to-
day. Breitenstein started in 10 pitch
for the home team but became so wild
that he was taken out. kiSsinger,
wodd and ArcDOugaI. who were put in
the box in that order. were pounded IN
mercifully. Doheny kept Won der Ahe's
men down 70 six hits. Attendance 1000.
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ST. Louis =. .....Ooo03o 90 3
New York =. --s 1 0 > 0 2-l5 Is 5
Batteries: Breitenstein. Kissinger,
Wood, McDougaI and Murphy; Doheny
and Farrell. Earned runs-New York g.;
St. Louis l. Two base hits-Kissinger.
Three base hits-Murphy, Van Haltren-
Stolen bases-H- Davis 3; Stafford L;
Herman >; Van Haltren !. Double plays
Quinn and Connor. First on balls-Of
Breitenstein s; off Kissinger /; of Wood
l; of Doheny 1. Hit by pitched ball
Tiernan, II. Davis, Quinn Struck out
BY Doheny s; by hissinger L Umpire
Sheridan
SENATORS II; PIRATES 9.
Pittsburg, Pa, May 9.-Pittsburg
made a desperate attempt 10 stave off
defeat but, in spite OF the fact that three
pitchers were tried. went down ignom-
inousIy Hawley collapsed utterly in
the seventh, when Killen relieved him.
doing but little better, and Hastings
finished the game. Mercer was a puz-
zle- Attendance 1900 Score:
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Pittsburg ....O1O1O5 1-9n 8
Washington % 0 01 0 II LOLA IA 5
Batteries: Hawley. KilIen, Hastings
and Merritt and SUgden; Mercer and
Mcclure. Earned runs-Pittsburg .;
Washington /. Three base hits-Beck-
ley. Stolen baSes-Beckley, Joyce, Hol-
bach ,; Cartwright. Double plays-Ely.
Bierbauer and Beckley; pemontreville
and Cartwright. Bosses on balEs-PittS-
burg 5; Washington >. Hit by pitched
baby Mercer 3; by Hawley 5. Struck
out-By Mercer .; by Hawley 3; by
Kilien I; by Hastings / Passed ball
Merritt Wild pitch-KIllen- Umpire
Lynch
ORIOLES 6: REDS 5.
Cincinnati. o. May e-Cincinnati was
beaten out N the tenth inning after tie
ing the score. eJnnings reached third
base on a base on balls and Smiths
error and started for home The bail
was thrown TO Irwin Jennings knocked
Irwin down and scored the winning run.
Attendance 6,100. Score:
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Cincinnati 1000 O1O11o-5
Baltimore % 0 01IS IL s 5
Batteries; Observation-Disclosures Fisher,
Foreman and PETIT; Baltrimore-Hoffer
and Robinson Earned runs-Cincinna-
ii ,; Baltimore Two basehlts-Robin-
son. Miller. Three unsatisfactory. Sto-
len bases-Reitz. Hoffer, Doyle. Jenn-
IngS >. Robinson MoPhea. Double PLAYS
Ewing and Smith. Miller and Pistz:
BrOdis and Robinson. Hit by pitched
balI-By Hoffsr l. Struck oUt-Ry Hot
fer 4; by Foreman L Umpire-Emsl.e.
BEANEATERS Il; COLONELS !.
Louisville. KY, May st was The
Eane old story today-Boston pounded
weighing hard. while the home team
couId not hit Mains after the first Inn
Ing a one-tiTne manager Of the Brook
lyn team. William McGmnigal. today
eigned q two-years contract 70 manage
the Louisville club. He viii take charge
AZ once Attendance SO Score;
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Louisville .....s 0eo0o-5 81
Boston -..--..-2 o 0 - III q :
Batteries: Louisyiue-weyhing and
Dexter; Boston-Mains and Camel
Earned runs-Boston :: Louisville L
Home runs-Long- Stolen bases--lark.
Eustsce- Two basehits-DuTv. Long.
Bann0n, Dexter. Three asahits-Ia--
rington, Long. First on baIls-OT Weyh
ing ?; OF Mains = Hit by pitched ball
Tucker Struck out-By Wsyh;ng .. by
Mains s. Passed balls-Dexte-. camel
Crnpire-keefe.
Western League Games.
Grand Rapids. May s-The Tigers |
won their twelfth consecutive victory
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