The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-29
REDS 9: SPIDERS s.

Cincinnati. July 2s.-The Reds won
sGiay's game in the ninth inning. VIII
son was knocked out of the box in the
5sth- In the ninth, with McPhee and
vaughn on second and third, Tebeau
ost his temper over what he thought
vas an unfair decision and went in "a
bitch Smiths single off him scored
ne winning run. Attendance 1900
Score:
RH E
Cincinnati ....ioo1 42oo1-s ]
Cleveland -....O 0 0 $4,000 0-S 10 :
Batteries: nac-Dwyer and Pc
ftz; Cieveland-Wilson, Young. Tebeau
aad thinner Earned runs-Cfncin-
oaJi 3; Cleveland 3 Two basehits-
Vaughn, Burke, Smith, Wallace, Young
e'-olen bases-3fFller. Burkert. First
IN bsIls-Dwyer 4; Wilson . Hit by
pitched ban-Young Struck out
BY DKyer 4; by Young 1. Umpire
LaIIy and BAIL.
BROWNS 20: COLONELS 5.
St Louis. July 2s.-The Browns de-
feared the Colonies today, outplaying
them ,s'- every point and knocking
Cunningham, who was very wild. out OF
t5e box heir fielding was perfect.
whhe the visitors record in the error col
Ud1n was thirteen Some delay in the
game was occasioned by the death of
sailor at the chutes near by He was
killed by a boat falling on him, and for
? time there was almost a panic among
tne players and specta tors. Attend
aIce 1850. Score:
RHE
st Louis - 3 o4f41 30 Is 0
Louisville 80 O0oIc2-5 13
Batteries: St Louis-Donotue and e.
Mcariand: Louisville - C1Inning CHAM
Holmes and AicF Fariznd, Miller. Earned
ruTsS-St, Louis 3; louisville 5. Two
oase hits-Turner, Connor, Parrott. F
u iE al aTland, M0Creery, Clark, ClingTnan
tts3rIse TUns-Parrott. Stolen bases
leo"d ?; E. Mcfarland 2; Myers .; Par
rSoS, Dexter. First on balIs-Off Cum
IdnS m q; OF Holmes 4; off Donohua
. strIck out-Donohue 4; Cunningham
!. H0anes ? Passed balls-Miller /.
Wild pitcaeS-Cunningha l. Umpire
Belts.
= SENATORS Z; BRTDEGROOMS 3
Brookiyn. July 2S-The BrookIvns
suffered defeat az the hands of Wash
laglcn this afternoon. The home team
looked winner 10 the seventh Inning.
~ which stage the visitors located
he1nedy's curves and during the bal
21ce OF the game they scored almost
q they pleased McJames was very
e-Lcrlve throughout the game. Score:
RHE
Brooklyn 80 o000o-S So
Washington 20 0O0O2 3l-712 s
Batteries: Brooklyn-Kennedy and
Grim; WaGhin ington-McJanies and Nc
Guire: Earned runs-Washington 5
Base on r5aIis-Of Kennedy 8; off Nc
James (. Struck out-By Kennedy
none; by McJames ;. Three base hits
-C1rtwright. Two base h1ts-O'Rr;an
Anderson stolen base-Shindle. Nc
James, Lachance. Schock. Kennedy.
Double plays-Lachance and Corcoran:
L2oHance (ura.ssisted.) Umpire-Hur4t.
Atten6lsnce 800.
GIANTS 10: PHILLIES 6.
P-7aade!phia- July 2S-The Giants
Hammered keenan, from start to finish
and, aided by his loose support, won
easily. Meekin pitched a steady
game but loosened up IN the eighth
wEen Clements home run drive. Kee-
ran douele and errors by Connaugh-
t0a and Gleason gave the PhiHias five
runs Attendance 5000. Score:
Philadelphia ..oo1 1oooo5ls
-" io-A ...-3 , 0 ? . 0 I 0-10 Il 3
hat-er:es- observation-disclosures and
Clements New Yurk-Meel1in and VII
s5h, Earned runs-New York 8; Phil
adesphia /. Two base hits-Tfarnan
Hal .n2an. Keenan,. Homo r,In-4Cva-,,'
effts- t-;st on balls-MeeLiu. Keenan,
S1-1lck out-HaMman, Mes-tes Tr,,vf-.
Sheridan.
COTS ?; PIRATES I
Caicago. July 2S.-Today's game was
p''c-l@Ts battle, n which Terry came |
eut considerably the besc. giving b-,- /
one base on balls and strskfne, on, e.
men. against E-sIlen's three rssses a-S /
no strlke-outs. Attendance > qo. .Sro-..
o. Ri E |
tnlcago -...-.G 0011oo
Fit'sourS --....0 000O1OA1 >
Batteries: C1licago-Terrv and ~,
o11ue; Piutsburg-KHlen and 1fa-,-s.,
NO oaSe hsts-Terry. Stolen hasasS
1s-llse, Deck, Dahlen, Stencil. Do.,t1.. |
pa asS-FNafTer and AnSou. First o,,
% als-Ief-ry. l; kfllen 5. Struck ,,,rt-
Terry ). Umpi-e-Emslie
BEANEATERS 3; ORIOLES
Boston. July 2S--Perfect fielding ara
timely batting enabled the BoStons - /
bssc- the Orioles today in one OF .aa 4
n-'ttest ga mes Of the season. Roth /
sullivan and Pond pitched fine game /
and kept the big haters guessing while |
the hits on both sides were few. Score.
r H E /
Bost0n .......1 O00o1o0 i-s 0 /
f1s-i -itlrlo-e 80 I 0 0 0I0OA2 s
Batteries: BoSton-SuTivan and Bar 1
g512' Baltlusore-Poai and Clark. Earn
e. rdnS-BoSton /. frst on .baWs-Of
Pond .; of sullivan >; Passed balls /
C-ars- Struck oUt-By Pond ,. I'm
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