The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-05


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SENATORS 1914; PHILLIES S-15.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 4-The Phil
lies were beaten this morning chiefly
through Carsey's weak pitching. At
tendance 100 Score:
Phfla deIphia II 5 0 90 i 13 2
Washington % 0 0 6 o / 0-13 q
Batteries: PhiIadelphia-Carsey and
Clements; hington-McJames and
Mcclure Earned runs-Philadelphia 6;
Washington s. Two basehits-Brouthers
DeIehanty, Brown, Crooks. Cartwright
Three asehits-Carsey, Clements. Sto-
len bases-Delehanty Selbach. Left on
basss-Philadelphi 7; Washington ..
Struck out-Ry McJames !. Douple
plays Demonds and Cartwright. First
on errors-Philadelphi l. First on balls
OF Carsey 3; off McJames T. Umpire
Hurst
The afternoon game was funnier than
O. minstrel show. A shift became nee
essary in the fifth and Hauman was put
locals opened up on King and by a re-
rarkahle streak tied the score by max
ing nine runs German and C9rsey
then went in and the Phillies took the
lead and kept it TO the end. Dan Brou-
tleers was given ten days notice Of re-
lease. Attendance 5000. Score:
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PhNadelphia ..o23oO9 o"-15 10 s
Washington q 0 3 ! 3 0 0 0-14 10 3
batteries: Philade1phia---Carse Tay-
lor and Clements, Hallman; Washington
King. German an dNcAuley. Earned
washington 6; Philadelphia IA:
Two basehits-Selbach. King. Rogers,
Jsush, Hallman. Taylor Delehanty.
Three basahits-Cartwright Thompson.
Home runs-Clements. Stolen bases
Jcvce. Rogers, SeIb8ch, Hulen 2; Dele
hanty. Struck oUt-Lush. King. McAu-
ley, Taylor. Double plays-Cross. De
mont and Cartwright; Hulen, Mertes
9ud Brouthers: Nash, Hallman and
RraUthers. First on balls-0ff King /;
off Taylor 3; off Hallmon 4. Hit by pitch
er-SaIhach. McAuley. Wild pitch-Tay-
l2r. Umpire-Hurst
BFANEATERS 81 BRIDEGROCMS2 p
Brooklyn. July 4-The Bostons won
the morning game from the Brooklyns
Abbey pitched well. Notwithstanding
the hits made off Of him. Score:
RHB
P~ooklyn ......o oo1o1oo0O-2 3
D2ston ........O 0 ? OO0 Is 5 5
Tctetries: Brooklyn-Abbey and
Darrell; Boston-Stivetts and Tenney.
Taees on baTs-Of Stivetts .. Struck
out-By Abbey /; by Stivetts l. Three
hits-Stivetts. Stolen bases-aHm-
Hton, Anderson: Wild pitches-Stivetts
Tnpire-Betts. Attendance 4.OO0.l
Stein was hit so hard in the first in
rnig this after noon that Daub was sub
s;itutsd- Boston had won the game,
however, and Daub only served 10
keep the score down. Attendance 5000.
Score:
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Bcs+on ........4110Oo1 80
Brooklyn ..-...2 o 0 90 0 % o. 5 3
Batteries: Brooklyn-Stain. Daub
end Grim; BOstOn-NichoIS and Tennev.
Earned runs-BrOohlyn s: Boston >
Bases on baIls-On Stein 3; off Nichols
J. struck out-By Daub >: by Nichols 3. !
Thre hasehits-Bannon. Two basehits-
Hamilton, Tucker. Stolen bases-Ander-
scn, Shindle. Double plays-Corcoran
and Schcch; Long, Lowe and Tucker.
Scooch and Lachance; Mccarthy and
Grim Passed balI-Tenney. Umpire
B-tts.
REDS 3-S; PIRATES II.
P.ttsburg. Pa, July 4.-The morning
game was stopped today by rain and
finally had to be called in the eighth in
D-ng. Attendance 1000. Score:
RHBI
P.ttsburg =. ....1Oo oO0oO-1 o.
Cincinnati o.. 80 0 l 0 00 0-3 Il
Batteries: Pittsburg-Hughey and
Susden; Cincinnati-Dwyer and Peitz.
Harmed runs-Cincinnati 2 Two base
hits-Aliller. Stolen bases-Mllsr Doub-
l. plays-Hughey, Sugien and Mack;
Smith and Ewing; Dwyer, McPhee and
Ewing. Bases on balls--Of Dwyer 5:
Off Hughey 3. Hit by pftcher-Lyons,
Burke. Struck out-By Hughey by
Dwyer !. Umpire-Lynch.
BY winning the afternoon game Pitts
burg made the score two out OF three
Both pitchers were well sUpnorted n
Was anyb0dy's game until Lyons. in the
hanth, made the winning hit. scoring
Stencil. Attendance 6.5O0. Score:
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Pittsburg O.. O1o1OOOr-41 .
Cincinnati o Q l 0 0 90 O-311 3
Batteries: Pittsburg-Killen and Sus-
cen: Cincinnati-Ehret and Peitz Farm
e1 runs-Pittsburg .; Cincinnati /. Two
Easahits-Burke, Miller. Stolen bases
DoncEan, Stencil, Ewing. Double plavs
-Ehret. McPhee and Ewing. Bose on
balls-Of Ehret ,; off Killen 3. Hit bv
pitched ball-Donovan. Struck out
Killen. Irwin, Peitz. Passed balls
Peitz > Umpire-Lynch.
GIANTS 10-7; ORIOLES 11-2.
New York. July 4-The New Yorls
Jumped on Pond in the morning game
ana Knocked him out in two innings
singles and two doubles and two errors
scored. Esper then replaced him. but
the latter Jared little better. the New
Torks making their hits when needed.
attendance 5000. Score:
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New York e. 1 . 21OIO-l0 Is 8
Baltimore e. 3 0 00l @ S--11 1s s
Batteries: New York-W. II. Clark
and SerfoSs; Baltimone-Pond. Esper
and Clark. Earned runs-New York ::
Baltimore J. First base on balls-off
Pond .; off Esper , Struck out-By
Pond /: by Esper !; by ". Il. Clark /
Home run--Reitz. Three basahics-~Hei-
ley. Two Notwithstanding Esper 3;
Van Halren >; 6. Davis. ". Clark.
Stolen bases-keeler. Jennings, Doyle,
Davis. Tiernan ,; Stafford, Connaugh-
ton. Double plays-Keeler and Doyle;
CoEnaug-hton and W. Clark; Gleason
and w. Clark. Passed baIls-Serfoss I.
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