The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-19


ing department was very weak today,
Seymour's work in that line being the
poorest seen here this season. He gave
ten bases on balls nine of them ending
in runs. After filling the corners in
the seventh, Campfield relieved him,
when LANCE scored the mall with ter
rife drive for four bases. Attendance
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Chicago 0110740 "-15 8 10
New York .....O100 90 o. 2
batteries: Chicago-Terry, Briggs
and Kittredge; New York-Seymour,
C,ampfield and Farrell. Earned runs
Chicago 9. Two base hits-Ryan, Tru-
bv. Kfttredge. Home run-Lange. Sto-
len bases-Lange, TRULY. Decker, Flynn
Terry. Dahlen, .; Everitt 3; Gleason
Double plays-H. Davis, Stafford.
Struck out-By Terry ?; by Seymour 2;
by Campbell / Passed balls-Farren
Base on bails-Of Terry 3; off Seymour
10: off Briggs l. Hit with ball-Flynn-
Umpire-Sheridan.
SENATORS 5; COLONIES 3.
louisville. May 1S.-HilTs wildness,
Treadwav's poor fielding and the home
teams failure to hit McJames lost them
TIE game. today. Manager McGunnigle
protested the game on Umpire Hursts
decision in sending Joyce up two bases
on a blocked ball. McAuley had
finger split in the seventh inning and
Mcclure took his place. Attendance
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washington ..1013fooO o-5 =
louisville .....0O01 01o1 % 3
Batteries: Louisville-Hill and Miller
Observation-Disclosures and McCauley
Mcclure and Brown. Earned runs
Washington ,: Louisville 1. First on
kaIls-Of Hin 6; off McJames s. Struck
out-By H:ll ;; by McJames >. Home
rtlus-NcCauley, Demontreville. Two
base hits-Hassamaer. Setback, Cart
wright 2; Joyce. Hit by pitcher
Joyce ,. Wild pitches-McJames ?.
"a sed balls-McCauley ?. Umpire
Hurst.
REANEATERS 8; BROWNS 2.
st. Louis. Mo. May 1S.-Twelve hun
yTred people saw one Of the closest and
hest played games Of the season herb
today. in which the Bostons won by a
narrow margin. Both Hart and Nichols |
pitched superb ball adnd their support |
Vas of the best. Score:
r II z |
St Louis......1 Oo0OooO1-2 s p
Boston ........O 0 90 90 % S p
batteries: St Louis-Hart and Nc
Farland: Boston-Nichols and Bergen. |
Three rehabilitation l. Double /
rlays-Harrington and Tucker. First |
on balls-On Nichols >; off Hart / |
Struck out-By Hart 5; by Nichols ?.
Umpire-LYnch.
REDS .: PHILLTE>S 5.
Cincinnati. May 1S-The Reds batted |
Lucid freely and won with ease. Fore |
man was a puzzle to Philadelphia. /
Grady was knocked senseless by collid- |
ing with Hoy at the plate in the first |
inning hut recovered sufficiently 90 con-
t.nue the game. Attendance $500. Score:
r ne
Cincinnati e. ..2O32 o1O1'-9 II ! |
Philadelphia % 0010 . 0 o Is oil
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and |
Peitz: Philadelphia-Lucid and Grady.
EARNED runs-Cincinnati 6; Philadel-
phia .. Two base hits-Gray, Burke.
Iron. Thompson. Grady. Turner. Stolen
5ases-FIoy. Turner .; Thompson. First
on halls-On Foreman s: Off Lucid 4.
Struck out-By Foreman 1. Passed
balIs-Peitz l. Wild pitch-Lucid. UNI
pIre-KeTfe.
SPIDERS 4: ORIOLES 5.
Cleveland. o, May 1S.-Errors by
Donneuy and Clark Of the Baltimores
and q two-ba gger by Blake gave Cleve-
land two runs and the game in the
ninth inning today. Attendance $500.
Score:
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Cleveland .....2oOooooo2-4s o
Baltimore e. ..OOOlO02 OO-37
BtterieS: Cleveland-Young and
-Baltimore-IEspe and Robin
son. Earned runs-Cleveland >: Balti-
more 8. First on balls-On Young l: of
Esper .. Struck out-By Young ,: by
E,speT >. Home run-Tebeau. Two base
Stolen baSes-Kelly. Dou-
bic plays-Robinson. Clark. Donnelly.
ReiJz. Clark Hit by pitcher-By Young
l. Cmpire-Weidman
POSTPONED.
Pittsburg. Pa, May 1S.-Pittsburg-
Brooklyn game postponed; wet grounds
Western Association Games.