The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-10

RaSton Mass, June 81 ne OI LOUIS
,--,, rave Boston a beautiful coat Of
7--,i+ewash today, with the greatest
use Breitestein pitched fine game,
oalv three hits being made off him, and
pnIy one Of them was TO the outfield.
only one man on the Boston team sue
ceeded in reaching third base and only
one second. Score:
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Boston 100000 90 3 l
81. Louis. 1000 ? Il 1
Batteries. Roston-Sullivan and Ten
cey and CANCEL; 81. Louis-Breitenstein
and Mcfarland. Earned runs-St. Louis
;. Two basehits-Connor 2. Three base
hits-Dowd. Double plays-Long, Lowe
and Tucker; Lowe and Long; Connor
(unassisted); Cross and Conner. First
base on balls-Of Sullivan 2; off Breiten
slein 4. Struck out-By Sullivan l; by
Breitestein 3. Umpire-Lynch. Attend
ance 800.
GIANTS 7; REDS 4
New York, June 9.-The New Yorks
turned the tables on the Cincinnati Reds
this afternoon. It was BeTk Inks, the
left-handed twirler, against Meekin.
Both were hit hard in turn. After the
fifth. both men settled down and from
that point on it was pitchers battle.
Score:
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Cincinnati .....013O0 OO00-4 3
Ncx York; 0 0 0 0 O. u 3
Batteries: Cincinnati-Inks and Vau-
shr; New York-Meekin and Farrell.
Earned runs-Cincinnati .; New York
9 First base on balls-Of Inks 4; off Nee
Kin s. Struck out-By Inks 2; by Nee
kin 1. Three basehits-H. Davis, Meellin.
Two b2sahits-GleasOn, II. Davis, Far
rel. Ewing, Stolen bases-Burke 2;
Hoy, Ewing, VsnHaltren .; G.. Davis,
TlC-nan. Clark, Farrell, Meekin. Double
plays-Conaughto and Clark. Hit by
pitched ball-By Inks, l. Umpires-Wil-
son and Dwyer. Attendance $500.
BRIDEGROOMS 5; PIRATES 1.
Brooklyn, y. Y, June 9.-The Brook
lyns came within an ace of shutting out
fle Pirates this afternoon. There was
a Z arked Improvement in the playing OF
FcutZ's men, which was probably due
10 = shake-up which was TO take place
Tomorrow if the team did not win. HUI
gaey was hit hard in only one inning,
but was very wild. Abbey had plenty
Of control and lots Of speed. Score:
RHE
Pitlaburg III 90 300 OIL !
Batteries: Brooklyn-Abbey and Grim
Pittsburg-Hughey and Sugden. Earned
rUas-BroolIlyn 3. Bases on balls-Or
Abbey /; off Hughey 5. Struck out-By
Abbey 4; by HUghey 0. Stolen bases
LeCharce, Griffin, Stencil, ?. Double
plays-McCarIhy, Corcoran and La
Chance. Hit by pitched ball-E. Smith.
Passed balls-Sugden. Umpire-EmSlie
Attendance 200
SPIDERS 9; PHILDIBS l.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 9.-Orth was
easy for the leaders today, and they
took the second game of the series by
banging him all over the field. Wilson,
on the other hand. kept the few hits
made off him well scattered and was
given excellent support, none of the
errors doing damage. Attendance $685.
Score:
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Philadelphia ..OOOo1OOOO Ole 2
Cleveland 30 3 90 "a e 917 8
Batteries; Philadelpbtctt-,r1h and n.
Boyle; Cleveland 9+l:sUn and O'Connor
Earned runs-Cleveland 6. Two basehits
--Tebeau. Three Observation-Disclosures and
Childs. Stolen bases-McGarr, Burkett
Double plays-McAleer and Childs;
Nash, Hauman and Brouthers. First on
balls-Ofr Wilson 5; off Orth l. Passed
balls-Boyle >. Umpire-Hurst.
POSTPONED GAMES.
Baltimore, Nd, June Baltimore
Louisville game called at the end of the
fourth inning on account OF rain.
Washington. d. g. June 9.-Washins.
tOn-ChicagO game postponed: rain