The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20


Impact of the Bare KnuckIes of An.
other in a Rough-and-Tumble Inter-
oh.nge-He Then Leaves the Game In
Other Hands After the Colts Have 1t
Won - Giants Lose Their Seventh
straiGht-western Games.
COLTS 8; SPIDERS 3.
Cleveland, June 1s.-The Colts out
DatUed and outfielded the Clevelands to-
day. Captain Tebesu and Umpire
Lynch nearly came to blows in the
eighth over one Of the latter's decisions
Lynch, after offering to fight Tebeau,
refused to umpire the game longer and
Daley, OF the Chicago's and Young OF
the Cleveland's took his place. Atten-
dance $500. Score:
Cleveland 1000 o1oOo-3 8 3
C.cago ......O 90 AZ 2 o. 16 o..
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
O'CCnnor; Cicago-Griffith and Kit
tre-ige. Earned runs-Cieyeland 2;
Chicago 6. First on baIls-Off Wal
lace: off Griffith /. Struck out-By Wal
lace 4; by Griffith 2. Three base hits
Decker Two base hfts-Blake, Decker
Double lays-Wallace, Mexican and TIE
f,eau; Wallace. NICK can, Teabeau and
Mexican. Hit by itcher-By Wallace
:. Unire-Liynch, Daley and Young.
BRIDEGROOMS 3; GIANTS 2.
N-w York. June l9.-The New Yorks
lost their seventh straight game today.
It was the Brookiyn's time 10 again
take them into camp. Daub started
in to pitch, but quit in the fourth IN
mig. Payne finished the game and
did well. Sullivan pitched winning
uau but could not win, as the team be-
hind him could not bat. Score:
RHE
RrooIIvn .....2OO1oOO % o
New York 30 1 % 90 Ol-2
batteries: Brooklyn-Daub, Payne
md Rurrell; New YOTk-Sullivan and
wilson. Earned runs-Brooklyn 3;NeW
York /. First base on balls-Of Daub
8; Payne 8; off Sullivan 2. Struck out
by Sullivan 5. Two base hits-La-
ounce. Shindie. Burrell, G.. Davis, Con-
naug,1ten. Stolen bases-Tiernan. I'm
p.re-Henderson. Attendance 1000.
PIRATES 6; BROWNS 0.
Ioittsbur-g. June 19.-St. Louis was
badly crippled today Quinn's hand
was hurt in practice before the game
and MCariand's thumb was put out of
JOINT by foul tip during the sixth in
ming. Knlen pitched a fine game and
but one hit was made off him TO the
eighth inning. Attendance 1000. Score:
RHE
Pittsburg .....ooo004 &c 10 l
ST Louis 30 OOO00 0 0 % 2
. Batteries: Pittsburg-Kilien and Sug-
dan: St Louis-Hart and Mcfarland.
Douglass and Parrott Earned runs
P8tsburg 3 Two base hits-Smith,
DOUGLASS. Three base hits-Stenzel,
Stolen bases-Smith, SIenzel. Bases
On balls-On Hart I; off Kilien /. Hit
by pstcher-Kiilen. Struck out-By Kill
len Z. 10y Breittenstein 3; by Hart 2
Cmpire-yVei5man.
ORIOLES 9: PHILLIES 4.
Baltimore, June 19-The Champions
tied the PhIlies in the fifth inning on
DoyIe's two-bagger and after that won
n a canter. hitting Lucid freely. At
tendance 2,94O. Score:
RHE
Baltimore 1000 '-9I4 /
. O011 90 o. 9 ,
batteries: BaTtimore-Pond and Clark |
Philadelphia and Grady. Barned
{; Philadelphia ,. Two
base hits-C1ark, Donnelly, Doyle. Gra-
as. Cross. Keeler. Three base hits
Hulen. Doyle, Kelley. Stolen bases
Keller. Donnelly >; Cross. Brodie. Dou-
pie plays-Lucid, Mailman and Boyle:
Reitz and Doyle; Mailman, Cross and
Boyle; Jennings. Reitz and Doyle First
oaSa on balls-On Pond 3; off Lucid (.
Struck out-By Pond 3. Umpire
Hurst
SENATORS S; BEANEATERS l.
Biston, June lS.-Stivett's weakness
n the box in the fifth lost the game to
he Senator's today. Boston was not
BILE 70 hit Maui when hits were needed
score:
RHE
Washington ..201041 O00-su
session ..-....0 0 3 0 0 0 o. o-41O 0
Batteries: Washington-AIau and |
lcGuire; Boston-Stivetts and Camel
earned runs-WashHIgto ): Boston .;
NO base hits-Ifamilton. Three base
i'S-Joyce. SeINach. Cartwright. D.
non trevllie. Tucker. First on halls
y Maui (; by ScveCts l. Hit by pitch
i ball-CoIirs. Struck out-Ry Maui
by Stivetts >. Umpire-Em.slia At
enhance zee
Western Association Games +
Rockford, une l9.-Score: 7