The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-31
pHTIMEs 1871: BROWNS 6-1.

PHTLIIEs 1871: BROWNS 6-1-
ori1a sa1rs1ia, Nay 30.-Donahue and
r-isvir.rer. who did the pitching for the
s. T.oI,is Browns in this morning.
came. were pounded all over the field,
while ATcGiu pitched a good game The
features of the game were the batting
OF Myers and Thompson and Cross
work at short Secretary Shelbine has
given Pitcher Inks his ten days notice
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Philadelphia 80 sS433oO' I9 IS 8
St Louis =. 30 o o 2 0 0 o. 4
Batteries: Phiadelphia-AIoGnl and
Boyle; ST. Louis-KisstngeT Donahus
and Murphy. Earned runs-Philadel-
phia 8; St. Louis I. Two base hits
Myers 2; Delebanty, McGil Three base
Mailman, McGill, Myers Struck
out-By McGilI z; by Kissinger L Doub-
10 plays-Cross and Connor- First base
On balfs-Or 8IcGiIl 4; off DonahDe 81
off KiSsinger 4. Passed balls-Boyle Il
Murphy l. Umpires-Henderson ana
Campbell Attendance 5000.
In the afternoon Taylor pitched
magnificent game and was supported in
gilt-edged fashion He allowed but six
scattered hits, gave one base on balls
and struck out five men. Hart pitched
z steady game, barring the first two IN
nings, when the locals landed on him
for a triple, two doubles and five singles.
Attendance 1854 Scorer
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St. Louis 100 100000 o-1 6 2
Philadelphia Il 0 o. OF II o
batteries: St Loufs-Hart and Nc
Farland: PhiIadelplia-Tay and
Clements. Earned runs-St. Louis l;
philadelphia 4. Two base hits-Hulen,
Taylor, Delehanty. Three base hits-M.
Cross, Brouthers- Home runS-ConnoTs-
Stolen bases-Qutnn, NJ. Cross, Sulli-
van. Struck olM-Nash, Sulllven. Huleu,
Mcfarland 2; Dodd. Hart, Myers.
Double plays-Quinn and Cross First
on Falls-Of Hart ,; off Taylor /. Wild
pitch-Hart Passed balls-AIcFarland
Cmpires-Henderson and Campbell
BRIDEGROOAIS 40; COLTS 81.
Brooklyn. May 3O.-The Brooklyns
hit Terry hard enough in the first two
Inaings Of this mornings game to score
enough runs to win. After the fifth in
Ming it was a model contest. Kennedy
pitched bad when men were on bases.
Scores
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Brooklyn .....21o1oOoo-47 40
Chicago =. 30 600 % 6 2
Batteries: Broo4zlyn-Kennedy and
BErvell; Chfcago-Terry and Donohue.
Earned runs-Brooklyn o; Chicago 0.
Bass on balls-Of Kennedy 4: off Terry
5. Struck olBt-By Kennedy 3; by Terry
2. Two base hits-Jones, Mcbride
Double plays-Decker, unassisted; Ryan
and Mccormick; Corcoran and La
Chance. Stolen bases-Griffin and Nc
Cartny. Passed balls-Donohue- UNI
pire-Hurst Attendance 6,009.
FULLY 1000 people saw the afternoon
game The BroOklyns made their record
for the day a clean one by almost
knocking Mcfarland off his pins In the
first two innings. Arson made him
take his medicine In the third inning.
however. he settled down and for a
time runs were few and far between
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Prooklyn =. ...43110oo o"-s12 2
Chicago =. ..001 5000 0-1 8
Batteries: Brooklyn-Daub and Buru
rel: Chicago-NcFarland and Kit
tredge. Earned runs-Brooklyn 8; Chi
cago 0. Base on balls-Of Daub 4; off
6. Struck out-By Daub q
BY Mcfarland 0. Two base hits-Grif-
Gn. Shindle, Mccarthy, Ryan Double
plays-Fverett and Mccormick Stolen
bases-Jones. Umpie-Hurst Attend
anoe y, O00
SENATORS 1873; PIRATES III.
Pittsburg. Pa, May S0.-This morn
ing's game was married by heavy slugg-
sng on both sides, with Pittsburg hav-a
5ng slightly the best OF It. Joyce's bait
ing was the feature. Attendance $500. \
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Pittsbure 11957oe'-17 IS 3
Washington % 0O113 Hl3 IS 5
Batteries: Pittsburg-Killen and Sug-
den: shington-GerInan, McJames
and Mcclure Earned runs-Pittsburg
{: Washington Z. Two basehits-Beck-
lev. Joyce. Mcclure. Crooks. Three
basehits-Joyce, Home rln-Joyce. Sto-
len bases-DOnovan. Smith, ?; Ely, Kill
len. Joyce. Lush, Cartwright. Base on
balls-Of McJames 1; OF German, ?; or
Killen, > Struck out-By McJames:
Donovan and KiIlen- Umpire-Emslie.
The afternoon game was a good one
!n spite OF the four errors. The fielding
on both sides was first class The well
Timed hitting Of the visitors and Haw-
ley's wildness defeated the homo team,
L, 900. Score-
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Pittsburg ooo1Oooo-1 9 81
% 3 Q 900 / S i l
Batteries: Pittsburg-Hawley and Sug
Gen; Washing ton-SIercer and MCGUIRE. |
Earned runs-Pitjsburg /; Washington |
4 Two basehits-Smith. Lush. Thpes |
basehits-Bierbauer, Hawiey. Joyce /
Double plays-Afercer and McCSuire: De /
and Joyce. Stolen bases |
Donovan. Stencil, Joyce. -: Lush. s; Sal |
bach. Mercer. Base on bals-oT Mercer !
.; off Hawley :. Struck out-ISy Mercer 1
j: by Hawley I. Passed balls-Sugaea. |
Wild pitches-Mercer .. Umpire-EmsIle |
SPIDERS PA; BEANEATERS 60
Boston. Mass. May S0.-SulEvan's |
mastery pitching in tight places gave |
the B0stons an easy victory this morn |
Ing 4 lucky punching OF hits. with tbs /
Clevelands' errors in the first two inn |
ings. gave the Bostons long lead They |
only made two hits OF Young after that 4
Score:
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Boston .......3 2ooooo1-6 5
CLEVELAND 80 0 o. 0 0 0 0 IL 5 3
Batteries: Bostoa-Sullivan and Ber-
gen; Cieveland-Young and thinner.
Earned runs-Boston. .: Cleveland, I.
Home run-McAleer. Two base hits
Lowe, Childs- First on bails-On Sui
Hvan: Childs. McSsrr; on Young: Duffy
Sullivan Wild pitches-Young /. Struck
Sullivan; thinner, 3: EIcAleer:.
by Young; Bergen. Sullivan. Double
Lowe and Tucker: Long.
Lowe and Tucker. Umpire-Reefe. At
Aendance 500.
CIeveland's batting and FIELDING in
the second game were magnificent
Score:
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