The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-23
Season Opens.
ORIOLEs 9; REANEATlqRs l

ORIOEES y, BEAN EATERS /.
Baltimore, April 22,--Every spectator
OF the game between the Baltimores and
Bostons today was an admirer Of Pond.
The home pitcher simply made fools of
the Bea4eaters. There were no critical
moments for the reason that none of
the Bostons could touch Pond. Dolan
pitched an ordinary game At no time
were the Bostons in 1t, and they were
lucky not to be shut out. Attendance
4.Z50. Score:
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H}eston ........0 0 0 o o o01o-1 8
Batteries: Baltimore-Pond and Rob
inson; Boston-Dolan and Camel.
Earned runs-Baltimore 3: Boston 1.
TWO observation-disclosures Kelley, Lowe,
Stcr1fce hits-Doyle. Stolen bases
Doyle 3; Kelley, Brodie 2; Donnelly, KEEL
ger First on errOrs-BaItimore ,; Bos-
Con 2. First on balls-Off Pond 1; off
.Colad .. Hit by pitched ball-Doyle 2;
Oonnelly. Struck out--By Pond 1; by
Doian 1. Umpires-Lynch and Hender-
SON
RRIDEGROO8TS II; SENATORS s.
Washington. April 22.-The game to-
Gay was very tedious and was called at
The end Of the sixth inning on account
Of darkness. Washington several times
had the bases full but failed to bring
in The runners. Both teams made cost
~ errors. In the second inning, Joyce
was struck out on the jaw by a pitched
bsu and retired. Attendance 1900.
Score:
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Washington ........0 2O24o-s 8 s
AS~A0s[Vfn n . a 2
Batteries: Wa shington-James and
McGuire; Brooklyn-Harper and Green.
Earned runs-Washington s; Brooklyn
;. The basehits-Anderson. Three base
hits--MoGuire. Corcoran. Home run
Griffin Stolen bases-Demont Ander-
son = Mccarthy. Stcrifice hits-AD-
.oeS. First on balls-Off James 5; off
Harper 6. Hit by pitched ball-Joyce.
Struck out-By James !; by Harper !.
Umpire-Keefe.
PHILLIES IA: GIANTS 3.
Ne@ York, April 22.-The New Yorks
lost another game TO the Phillies at
bo1o grounds this afternoon Meekin
Started in to pitch but nine runs were
made in the third inning and Seymour
took his place. He was also hit hard.
Attendance 1000. Score:
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i = 5 D
Philadelphia % 8 2 2 0 0 LAB 2
Batteries: New York-AIeelxin, Sey-
mour and Wilson; Philadelphia-Taylo
and Grady. Earned runs-Philadel-
phi2-2. Three basehits-Gleason. Del
ehanty. Home run-Nash. Stolen ba-
Ses-Sullivan. First on balls-Off Nee
Kin . off Seymour 2; off Taylor , Hit
Sy pitched ball-Meekin: Seymour ]
Struck out-By Meekin 2; by Seymour 8;
by Taylor ,. Wild pitches-Seymour ,
Umpire-FHfst
REDS Z; SPIDERS 4.
Cincinnati, April 22.-The Reds bat
red out the game with four singles. In
thc seventh inning. They had previous
~ scored three on errors. Three of
CleYeland's runs were scored on errors
and one on good hitting. Dwyer did
not give a base on balls and was hit
only once in the last six innings. At
tendance 1900 Score:
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Cincinnati ....O2 OO1OS1O-7 4
Cleveland 20 0 90 o. 81
Batteries: Cincinnati-Dwyer and
Vaughn; Cleveland-Cuppy and O'Con-
nor. Earned runS-Cincinnati 3: Cleve-
land l. Two basehits-Miller, MceKan.
Stolen bases-McPhee. Ewing, Hoy. Nc
Aleer. Double plays-Smith and Ewing
First base on balls-By Cuppy 4. Struck
out-By Dwyer l; by Cuppy l. Umpire !
-Emslie.
COLTS, 3; BROWNS, f.
st. Louis. No, April 22-McDougal !
made his first appearance in the box |
Tor the Browns today and was batted |
all over the field by the Chicagoans, |
who put UP an errorlesS game an won |
II handlly Parrot secceeded him in |
the sixth inning. The Browns made |
numerous errors and these. with their
inability 10 hit Friend effectively. de-
feated them. Attendance $500. Score:
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St Lou:s......1 001OO1G4
Chicago ......O 01O-914 o
Batteries: St. Louis-McDougsl Par
r0tt and Mcfarland; Chicago-Frien5
and Donahoe. Earned runs-St. Louis
3: Chicago >. Two basehits-Ouinn
Dahlen. Three basehits-Dowd. Home
uns-AIcFarland. Dahlen. Ryan. Sto-
len bases-Quinn, Dahlen, LANCE. >:
TRULY, Flynn. .. Double plays-Lath-
am, unassisted First on balls-On
AcDougal. 3; of PARROT, I; of Friend