The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-16
GIANTS GO: SENATORS s-5.

New York, Aug. 15.-The New Yorks
and Washingtons split even today. UNI
pire Lynch was 500 i'll to umpire and so
Players Macauley and Warner were
selected to officiate in the first game.
Both teams wrangled all the way
through, as each umpire was accused
Dc giving his team the best of the de-
cieions Joe Horning and George w.
Bernum started in 10 umpire the sec
cnd game but in the fourth inning
Joyce used such language because or a
decision made that Barnum quit and
Horning finished the game. Attend
lnce $500 Score:
First game
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Washington .oo1ooo4 2-911 5
New York .. Il o % 1 0-6 8 4
Batteries: ashington-Mercer, Nc
James and Mcclure; New York-Sulli-
van, Clarke and Wilson. First on balls
OF Mercer l; off McJames 2; off
Clarke l. Three basehits-Cartwrigh
Two asehits-McGuire, Cartwright,
W. Clark, Joyce, Davis. Stolen bases
Brown. Double plays-Selbach and
Mcclure. Hit by pitcher-By Mercer !;
by McJames 2. Umpires-McAuley and
Warner.
Second game
RH z
Washington .oo o o-5 /
New York Il 0 5 0 o. 9 II
Batteries: washington-McJames and
Mcclure; New York-Meekin, Getting
and Wilson Earned runs-Wa sh1ngfon
.; New York z. First on balls-Of Nc
James 2 Struck out-By McJames 2;
by Meakin 4; by Getting 3. Three base
hits-Van Haltren, SeFbach, Farrell.
Two basehits-Davis, Meeklin. Stolen
bases-Van Haltren, Joyce, Gleason 2;
Davis; Wilson. Umpires-Horning and
I:arnum.
BEANBATTRS s; BRIDEGROOMS 3.
Boston, Mass. Aug. 15.-Hamiiton' s
magnificent batting and baserunning
was the feature in today's game and
materially helped to defeat the Brook
lyns. The visitors started off well, as
Slivetts was wild, but when he stead
fed down after the third inning, the
Brooklyns could not hit at all. Score:
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Paston :. .....102113o s-S14 2
brooklyn :. Il 0 o 0 o. L
batteries: RESPONSIVENESS and Gan
gel; Brooklyn-Stein, Harper and Bur
rel. Earned runs-Boston Z; Brooklyn
/ Two rehabilitation Corcoran.
Three baselit s-McGann. Home runs
Hamilton. Stolen bases-Hamilton ;;
Duffy 2; Long, Jones, Anderson, Nc
Ca-thv. First on balls-Of SWEETS 5;
of Stein 4; of Harper !. Struck out
BY Stivetts !; by Harper l. Passed ban
-Rurrell Umpire-Sheridan. Attend
ance 1900.
PIRATES 6; SPIDERS o.
Plttsburg, a., Aug. 15.-Tebeau tried
his Texas league pitcher today. The
newcomer id we'll until the fifth in
ming, after which the home team found
him AMI batted out the winning runs.
Kil!en kept the hits scattered and not
Spilcr reached third base. His sup
port was excellent. Attendance 400.
Score:
Pit-sburg =. 1000 311-6 0
Cleveland =. % 90 % 0 0 o. 0 i
Batteries: Pittsburg-Killen and Mer-
ritt Cleveland-Gear and thinner.
Earned runs-PIttsburg 1. Two basehlts
Davis. Three basehits-Lyons. Stolen
pases7Sugden, Lyons, Burkett. Double
plays-McKean, Tebeau and OConnor;
Blake and O'Connor. First on balls
OFF Gear 4; off Killen .. Hit by pitched
ball-Sugden. Lyons. Struck out-By
Gear /; by Killen 5. Passed balls-Zim-
.ner > Umpire-Hurst.
REDS z; BROWNS 8.
Cincinnati. O.. Aug. 15.-The Reds
won a closely fought victory from st.
Louis by punching batting. Only one
run. NIcPhee's scored on base on balls,
was earned. St. Louis found Dwyer
easy only in two innings. Attendance
COCO. Score:
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Cincinnati =. ..o1o1 .7lO 2
ST. Louis =. :. % o 0 0 0 / . 0 o. 3 IL
Batteries: Cincinnati-Dwyer and
PETIT: 81. I1ouis-Hart and Mcfarland.
Earned runs-Cfncinnati 8; st Louis 8.
Two basehits-Sliller. PETIT, Hoy,
Smith. Mcfarland. Three basehits-
Vaughn. Stolen bases-McPhee p
Double plays-Connor, Hart and Myers;
Smith, McPhee and Waugh. First on
balls-Off Hart 4. Hit by pitched ball
Hart / Struck out-By Hart 5. Passed
ban-McFsrland. Wild pitch-Hart ,.
Umpi1e-Lally.
COLTS 4: COLONIES ..
Louisville, KY, Aug. l5.-Chicago
turned the tables on the home team to-
day. hitting HILL at the right time, while
the Colonies could do nothing with
Griffihs curves. The game was called
on account Of rain during the eighth
inning. Attendance 1,450. Score:
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Louisville e. 900 2ooO-2 Q
Chicago =. =. 81. o 1oO0S "a 3 1
Batteries: Louisvilie-Hin and Dex-
ter. Miller: Chicago-Crifith and Kit
t~edge Earned runs-Chicago 3. First
O. balls-Off Hill l. Struck out-By Hill
.: by Griffith 1. Three oaSehits-Anson.
Two Observation-Disclosures. Stolen bases
Decker. Pfeffer. Pickering. LANCE.
Double plays-Rogers. Crooks, Cling
man; Dolan and Rogers. Passed ball
Miller. Comprehensive.
ORIOLES 4: HILLIES ..
Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. IA daring
steal by Kelly in the ighth. Cooley's mul
If Rei;z's fly in dep center, followed by
Browslie's single. gave today's game 20
Baltimore. Attendance 1855. Score:
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Philadelphia - 10000 o. /
Beft'nore 80 OO1e0I2 - IL .
Batteries: Philadelphia. Taylor and
Clements: Baltimore. ESper and Clarke.
Earned runs--PhilsdeiDhia /: Baltimore
3 Two basehits--- Delehanty, Hulen.
Three Unsatisfactory. Stolen bases
Hulen, Doyle. Double plays--JenninCs
Reitz mad Doyle; Doyle, unassistei.
First on balls-By Esper 5. Struck out
Kelly, Clements ?; Doyle, Umpire-Can
assan-
Western League Games.
Detrct. Mich. Aug. I5.---Knen. De-
troit's ceaterielder, dislocated hbs h6p
sn me third inning OF the first game