The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-04
ing-NesteFn Games.
COLTS Il; GIANTS s.


Louisville ..---........3 IS % .z
COLTS IA; GIANTS S.
New York, June st was Arson!
turn 10 laugh, at the polo grounds this
afternoon. His colts came in ahead
in their game with the New Yorks, al
because Clark was not the enigma he
was expected 10 be. For time it was
virtually raining singles, doubles and
triples. In the sixth Bowen went il
to pitch for New York. Lefty Friend
was effective in every inning but the
sixth Score:
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Chicago .......o120 42o2 3-14 IA 4
New York; 0 0 0 0 5 1 O. 8 10
Batteries: Chica go-Friend and Dona-
hue; New York-W. II. Clark, Bowen
and Farrell Earned runs-Chicago G;
New York , First base on balls-Ofr
Friend >; of W. II. Clark !; off Bowen
g. Stolen baseS-Everett, Dahlen 3;
Lange 3; Friend, Donahue, VanHaltren,
q. Davis, Herman, Gleason 2; H. Davis.
Three basehits-Everett, Tternan, W.
Clark. Two basehits-Everet Arson
.. Struck out-By Friend s; by W. II.
Clark ,; by Bowen ?. Passed balls
Farrell / Wild pitch-W H. Clark l.
Hit by pitcher-By Friend 1; by W. II.
Clark /; by Bowen 2. Umpire-Hender-
son. Attendance 1000.
SPIDERS 3; SENATORS 3.
Washington, D c., June 3.-The last
Of the series with the Spiders resulted
ia q draw, after eleven innings had
been played. when the game was called
ca account OF darkness. Both Mercer
end Young did exceptional work, but
Young gave seven bases on balls and
Mercer none. Captain Tebeau was or
Gersd off the grounds for disputing
decision Attendance 1850. Score:
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Washington ..OOOO0OOo21oS ?
Cleveland .-..100000O1 1o-3 >
Edtteris: Washipgton-Mercer and
Mcclure; Cleveland-Young, Wallace
and thinner. Earned runs-Washing-
ton s; Cleveland l. Two basehits-Mc-
CURE, Joyce. Three Observation-Disclosures
Mcguire. Home run-Burkett. Stolen
bases-Childs. Joyce, Brown, Mcclure,
Wallace. Double plays-Selbach 10 Nc
CURE; Blake 10 O'Connor. First on balls
on Young :; off Wallace l. Hit by
pi;cher-Burkett Struck out-By Mer-
Ger S; by Young s. -Umpire-Emslie.
BEANEATERS Il; Colonies 5.
Boston, Mass, June 3.-Boston won
tOday'S game by timely hitting and
good running. The Colonies were I'M
able 10 bat Nichols safely when hits
were needed. McDermott was taken
out Of the box in the fourth after he
Rad been touched for seven hits At
tadance L, 900. Score:
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Boston ........2 0261o0s'-141 Is 81
Louisville 90 l 0 5 0 0-51l 4
Batteries: Boston-Nichols and Ten
ny; Observation-Disclosures Hill and
Warner. Earned runs-Boston ), Louis
VILE > Two basehits-Hamilton. Three
Observation-Disclosures, Clark. Stolen bases
Hamilton. Lowe. First base on balls
of Nichols >; off McDermott 4: off
Hill t. Struck out-By Nichols 4; by Nc
Dermott /; by Hill , Double plays-Har
ringtcn. Tucker and Tenny. Wild pitch
Nichols. Hit by pitched baIl-Collins. |
Umpire-Lynch.
PHTBLTES 7; REDS 3.
Philadelphia. Pa. June S.-The Phil |
lies opporJune hitting and clean field |
Ing. together with costly errors by the /
visitors. lost the game TO the Cincin- |
nads. Attendance APO. Score:
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Philadelphia 81 011Ios-7 oil
y = I 1
Batteries: Philadelphia-Taylor and /
Clements; CinciRnati-Fisher and W. |
Vaughn Earned runs-Cincinnati s: /
Philadelphia 3. Two basehits-Hoy > |
Three basehitS-SulIivan Home run
Thompson. Stolen bases-AIiUer, Sulll-
van ,; HuIen. Struck out-Fisher. Hall
man. Double plays-Hulen, Mailman
ana BroUthers. First-on balls-Of Fish
er o on Taylor > Umpire-Hurst.
ORIOLES 3; PIRATES 4.
baltimore. June SIN the fourth the
flraies made four doubles and Reckley
VAS hit 10y the ban. netting them the
p2ly four runs IN today's game. KiIlen
Pitched a masJerful game. excent in the
FIRST inning. when the Champions land
ed on him for two doubles. a single and |
a sacrifice. In the last inning. with the
bases fun and one out. Jennings was
struck by the bali, forcing the winning
run. Attendance $3.50. Score:
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.....s oO1o0oO1-5 0
Pirtsburg 81. 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 an
Batteries: BaIimore-Hoffer and Roo
.ason: PiJtsburg.-Killen and SuCden.
Earned runS-RaIumore 5; Pittsburg 5.
Two base lits-Ke ely Doyle. Smith.
Ely. Lyons Sugden. Bierbauer. Three
base h'ts-keiiy. Sugden- Stolen bases
-Eoyle =; Bro6ie. Haffer. First on balls
or Hoffeg /; of Killen :. Hit by pitch
20 cali-Jennings >: Beckley. Struck
out-By Hotter 5; by Killen 5. Passed
Cmpires-WeidmaaI
md Keefe.
BRIDEGROOMS 6; BROWNS >
Brooklyn. June 3-The leading feat
Ire q tais afternoons game between
he BUookiyns and the 81. Louis Browns
NaS the batting OF Tommy Concorsn
fhe little short stops percentage Tor
he day was 900. and he bstte4i IN All
he runs. credited 20 his team. save one
Dauo had the visitors guessing. At no
lime were the Browns dangerous. Score.
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3rookiyn e. ...00e0 $40 Il
t. Louis - IL 0 0 001 90
Batteries: Br0oklyn-Daub and Bur .
ell: 81. Louis-HarJ and Mcfarland.
Earned ruls-Brooklyn ); s.. Louis 0.
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