The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-01
PIRATES 9; REDS Z.

Cincinnati, O., July 31-1The Reds
were beaten in the ninth inning. In the
eighth inning Killen was arrested for
striking the umpire, whose decision
that Burke's two base hit was fair, dis
pleased the Pittsburg pitcher. Killen
was released on bond but VIII be
brought before the police court tomor-
row on charge of assault Umpire
LalIy lost his temper and struck back
at KiHen, but his failed TO land. It was
ladies' day. Attendance 500. Score:
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Cincinnati :. e2oo13o1-7 9 ,
Pittsburg :. 20 1 o u r. Il 2
Batteries: Cincinnatt-Ehret and
Vaughn; Pittsburg-KiIlen, Hughey
and Merritt. Earned runs-Cincinnad
3: Pittsb5Irg l. Two basehits-Burke,
Hoy, Merritt, Stencil. Davis Three
basehsts-Miller Stolen bases-Ehret.
Miller 2; McPhee, Smith, Stencil. First
base on halls-Off E-hret 4; og KiNen 4;
off Hnghey ?. Hit by pltcher-Ehret l.;
Uughey l. Struck out-By Killen 2; by
Hughey 1. Umplr@Lally.
ORIOLES 5; SEN TORS 4
Washington, July 31.-The pitchers
IN today's game were evenly matched,
uhie III the seventh inning enabled
The Orioles 10 come off victors. II was
ANNOUNCED today that a trade had been
completed by which Captain "Scrappy"
Joyce goes 70 New York IN exchange
for Flynn and Farrell Tendance 1000.
Score:
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Washington 100000 tn o
Baltimore 30 0 0 % 0 3 0 Il IL o
batteries: Washington-Gernan and
Mcclure; Baltimore and Clarke.
El-ned runs-Washington 8: Baltimore
3 Two basehits-Doyle, Keller, Demont.
Three basehits-Selbach Kelly. Double
plays-Joyce TO O'Brien to Cartwright;
Dcnnelly, Doyle and Jennings. First on
balls-Off German 3; off Esper 3. Um-
pires-Mercer and Eoffeer.
BEANEATERS IS; PHILLES L
Boston, Mass, July 31.-The Quakers
~sre outDlayed al every stage of the
game today. and were almost shut out.
Sullivan was mystery to them and his
support was almost perfect Keener
was wild ard went to pieces IN the
sixth, when Jordan relieved him. Both
pitchers were poorly supported. The
feature of the game was a one-handed
catch in the eighth by Long. Score:
r II r
Boston e. ...1o03 s21--ls Is 8
Philadelphia % 900 0 81 3
Batteries: Boeton-Sullivan and Ber-
gen; fphia-Keener, Jordan and
Clements. Earned runs-Boston 5; Two
b. sehits-Tucker. Collins. Stolen bases
-Eamilron >, Long. Tucker Double
plays-Duf, Long and Tucker. First on
balls-Of Sullivan >; OF Keener 5. Htt
by pitched baH-By Keener. Sullivan.
Tucker Struck out BY Sullivan 8; by
keener . Passed baN-Clements. Wild
piteh-Kseler. Umpire-Lynch. At
Tendance 2.IOo.
GIANTS, g; BRIDEGROOMS, 5.
New York. uJly S1.-New York won a
game from the Brooklyn at their ground
this afternoon through timely batting
IN the fifth and sixth innings. Warner.
lately released by the Louisvills. played
his first game in any uniform and made
q favorable impression. Score.
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Brooklyn III o2ooo1-5 ?
New York....0 0 0 4 So II .
Batteries: observation-disclosures Kenne-
dy and Grim; New York-Meekln and
Warner. Earned runs-Brooklyn 3; New
York. 4 First on balls-Off Harper, q
eff Meektn. 1; of Kennedy, = Sstruck
out-Bb Aeekin, L. Home run-Meekin.
Three base ilits7Jones. Two basehits-
Anderson. Stolen bases-Beckley. Glea-
son. Connaughton- Passed bsllS-War-
ner. /. Wild Pitches-Meekin. l; Harper
1. Umpire-Hurst Attendance $500.
POSTPONED.
St Louis, Ne, July 3k.-No game:
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