The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-07
REDs 18: BRIDEGROOMs 0.

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REDS 3: BRIDEGROOMs 0.
Brooklyn. y. 7, June $50 shut out
the Brooklyns On their own grounds two
games out OF three IS by no means an
easy task; nevertheless that IS just
what the Cincinnati Reds have done.
Fisher was responsible for this after
Moons shUt-Out He pitched the ball
many kinds Of ways, but the BrookIyns
could do no better than make three
scratch hits. Daub was knocked out
IN the third inning. and Abby, who sue
cseded MIN. Jared no better. Score:
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Brooklyn ......o 100000 5
Batteries: Brooklyn-Daub, Abbey
and Burwell; Cincinai-Ffsher and w.
vaughn Earned rUns-BrookIyn 0; Gin
c-nnau 9. Bases on balls-On Fisher L
Struck out-By Fisher L Home runs
Vaughn Three basehIts-AIiIler, and
Vaughn Two basehits-Irwin. Double
plays3IcPaee, Smith and Ewig, 2;
McPhee and Ewing. Stolen bases
:
dan Attendance ), 100.
SENATORS 10; COLONELS s.
Washington. D. C, June s.-The Col
onels played in hard luck today, for al
though they earned seven runs, the Sen
atOrs VINO earned but TWO, beat them
out German was hit freely and Ner-
Ger replaced him IN the last two innings.
Cunningham was wild, forcing IN tow
-. -, -,
low, who joined the Colonies here, took
Cassidy's place az first and played good
ball Attendance asa Score:
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Washington % , Q o0eI3 10 Il 3
Louisville ----.0 0 l 0 e31o -2I4 )
Batteries Washington-Germa Mer-
Ger and Mcclure; LoUisville-Cunning-
haBm and Miller. Earned runs-T ash
ington ,; Loulsvl1Je Z TWO b2sehits-3Ic-
CURE ,; Abbey. Three basAhits-1Lc-
Creary, Klnslow- Stolen bases-Demot
Mercer, Miller, Clark, Dexter Double
plays-CroOlzs, Cartwright and Dermot
First On balls-Orf German 3; off Cum
ingham 2; OF AIe-cer =. Hit BY pitched
baIEBrown, SeIbach- Struck out-Ry
German 1; by Cunningham l; by Aer-
Ger 3. Umplre-E-mslie-
o.
Philadelphia, Pa. June 6.-The Phil
lies made Il tire straights from Pitts
burg today. Eawley was knocked out
or the box IN the first inning and after
that II was q pitchers battle. Taylor
having shade the better OF II Both
Teams played snappy fielding game,
al none OF the errors cost aaythins-
attendance u. 500 Score.
P.t-tsburg ...-o1oe0 oo11a 2
Philadelphia % o 0 Oo0 IS l
Batteries Pittsbu-g-T IawIey. Hugh
ey and Sugden; PhiIadeIphia-Tay ior
ard Grady Earned run-P.ttsburg q;
Philadelphia . Two basehits-Doaovan
Stolen bases-Reckley, Sugden. Stencil
.; HaIlman. Sullivan Struck out-Beck-
ley, ?; Lyons, Sullivan, HaIlrnsn- Dou-
bic plays-Bierbauer. Ely and Beckley,
:. Sugd@n, Beckley, fBerbaaer and Ely;
Grady and Cross First on baIl@OR
Hawley /; of Hughey 3; of Taylor ;.
Sit by pitched bau-SuIIvan- Umpire
Hurst
ORIOLES Il; SPIDERS &
Baltimore. Nd. June Sin an effort
= make It three straight, the Clevela1ds
tried three pitchers IN today's game.
but without success. Attendance !, S6a
Score;
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Baltimore .-.-.o23o2112 Is :
Cleveland III 0 o 0 % 1t : 5
Batteries: BaItimor@Pond and Clark
CIereIand-EiIson. Cuppy. Wallace and
O'COnnor- Earned runs-Balt3nore s
Two basehits-Donnelly Clark, Reitz.
hceler- TIRE Observation-Disclosures Doyle,
Burkett. Home rIIns-Tebeau. Kelley.
Stolen bases-DonuIIy, Kelly. JennlnE.
Doyle. Double plays-Jennings ana
Doyle; Reitz, Jennings and Doyle; Jenn-
tngs and Doyle; ATcAleer. Cllds and aTc
Carr. First on balis-Df Wallace. .: of
Cuppy, I, or Pond. . hit by pitched
ball-McAleSr. Struck cut-By Pond. s:
by CUppy, J. Wild pic,h-Pold Cnpires
-WeidTan and K=ete-
COLTS I; BEANEATERS l
Boston, Mass. June 6-Tbe home team
could not hit NcCarland today. Though
they had men on bases every inning ex-
cept the eighth. yer they could score
only n the first inning. when Lowe
ma &c the circuit on bases on balls.
wild pitch and a scratch hit by Tenuey-
The Chicagos nit Nichols hard, but no
dld some great work IN the tight PLACES
Attendance 7.75o- So0re-
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Chicago ..--...oooe0Oo11-411 :
Boston .-------1 o o o 90 0-l ;
batteries. Chicago ATcFarfand and
kittr-oge- Boston-Nichols and Tenney.
Earned runs-Cc.caCo. .. Home runs
ffetfer- Two baSelits-Dahlen Stolen
bases-Lauge. Damon. , First on balls
-Tenney, E.-rr3iEe. Wild pitch-AIc-
Farlsnd- Struck out-By Mcfarland.
?; BY Nichols. ; UmpiTe-Lynch.
BROWNS s: GIANTS
New York. June e.-After trying a.
t-lst Tor two weeks. the 8. Louis
Browns today managed - win g game.
They defeated the New Torks az the
polo grounds this afternoon in the pres
e-ce OF 5. 500 people Both ATeekin anu
Hart pitched great ball Score:
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$. Louis.......I 1905 .
New York....0 0 0 > o s-411 4
Batteries: 81 Louis-Hsrt and Mur-
ply; New York-AIeekin and Farrell
Earned runs-SL Louis. 1; New York :.
First base or halls-Of Hart, 5; OF
Meekin, = Struck out-By Hart, !: BY