The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-09
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ORIOLES 81; SENATORS Is.
Washington, Aug. S.---Today's game
was marked by such continuous run
of hits that two Of the best pitchers OF
rhe respective cIubs---McMahon and
Mercer--were compelled 10 retire
They were followed by Clarkson and
wa ngton's new acquisition, Morton,
who we're unable to do much better
Errors on both sides counted consider
ably in the soore. Attendance 1900
Score:
washington i 10000 +-16 IS
Baltimore IL 4 o % ii "A
Batteries: Washington, Mercer. Nor
tn, snd Mcclure; Baltimore. Mcmahon,
Garrison and Clark. Earned runs
Washington 9: Baltimore IA Two base
hits--Farre1l, Denont, Kelly 2; Cart
wrischt Home runs--KeEy. Stolen bases
---Donnelly 2; Boyle. First on balls
Off Mercer ]: off Mcmahon 1; off Clark
son T. Hit by pitched ball--Jennings.
RrodIe, Farrell Struck o1It---By Clark
SOC l. Cmpire---Hurst-
COLTS 4: BROWNS 8.
Chicago. Aug. S.--The Browns out
batted the Colts, two to one, but lost
tie game on a costly assortment of mis-
plays and Breidenstein's wildness.
Cross was fined and removed from the
game in Ihe fourth inning for too much
kicking. Douglass taking his position It
short. Hart going to left. Weather very
suitry. Attendance 2,oGG. Score:
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Chicago .......1 1oo110o 81 7 1
81. Louis 100 1900 2 0---3 II 5
Batteries: Chicago, Griffith and Kilt
redge; ST. Louis, Breidenstein and Nc
Farland Earned runs---St. Louis 2.
Two teseh;ts---Dowd. Three basehits---
Griffith, Turner, PARROT. Stolen bases
--Dahlen 4: Ryan, Decker. Double Jays
--Dahlen, Pfeffer and Arson; Cross,
Dorsd and Connor: Cross and Connor.
First on balls---Off Breidenstein g..
Struck out---By Griffith 5; by Breiden-
stein Wild pitches---Breidenste /.
Umpire--McFarland
REDS 5; COLONIES ..
Cincinnati, O., Aug. S.--Louisville
eighty outbatted the Reds, but their
hits were scattered, save in the eighth,
when three together resulted IN two
runs Thu Reds scored on bases and
OF balls ana errors. with hit now and
then. Attendance 1000. Score:
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louisville 80 900 90 2 % 2
Cincinnati 80 o 0 2 0 o 1 o IS o
Batteries: Louisville, Frazer and
Dexter; Cincinnati, Foreman and PETIT.
Earned rune--Cincinnat ii 2; Louisville ..
Two basehits---McCreery. Three base
hits--CQarl1e. Stolen bases---Hoy, Miller
2. Mcfarland. Burke. First on balls
off Foreman 3; off Fraser 8. Hit by
pitcher--By Fraser 2. Struck out---By
Foreman =; by Fraser l. Passed balls
Peitz Wild pitches--Fdaser 2. Umpire
---I-ally.
PHILLIES s; BEANEATERS 2.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, August S.---Orths
splendid pitching. coupled with brilliant
fielding, won today's game for the Phil
lies. Sullivan, who was in the box for
Boston, pitched a good game but his
bases or balls and the hitting Of 81 bat
ter were responsible for two runs. All
tendance $500. Score:
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philadelphia II 90 02o0 3 0--6 9 2
Boston .......10O0 O01 o o. 5 2
batteries: Philadelphia, Ortiz and
Clements: Boston, Sullivan and Bergen.
ARMED runs---Philadelphia l. Two base
hfts--Colley, Clements, Nash, Hamilton.
Stolen bascs--Hulen, Delehanty, Hail.
man, Mertes. Hamilton 2: Tenny. First
on balls--On Orth 8: off Sullivan 2. Hit
by pitched ball---Mertes. Struck out
BY Orth ? Passed balls---Bergen l; Gle
ments /. Ump!re--Conahan-
PIRATES 7: SPIDERS 3.
CIevelend. O., Aug. S.--tYoung let
down ia the seventh inning and the re-
rnain6Ar of the home team became de-
more lized. That explains the victory Of
the pirates. Attendance 5000. Score:
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Cleveland ......2 o0o1oe o---3 10 8
Plttsburg ......0 90 COS - Is .
Batteries: Cleveland, Youn and Tim
mer: Pittsburg, Hawley and Merritt.
Earned ruDs---Cleveland .; Pittsburg 3.
Two basebits---Padden. Home runs
2in.meT. Stolen haseS---Burkett, Smith.
Double plays--Young, Zimmer and
O'Connor. First on balls--Off Young 8;
off Hawley 3. Struck out---By Young
5; By Hawiley 9. Umpire--Emslie
GIANTS 5; BRIDEGROOMS I.
New York, Aug. S.--The New Yorks
outbatteG and outfielded the Brooklyns
at tie polo grounds today. Joyce is now
captain of the New Yorks in place OF
Gleason, who resigned. Score
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Brooklyn ii o 0 o o 0 o OIL 10 4
New York 80 0 3 0 0 2 0 "---5 y 0
batteries: brooklyn, Payne and Bur-
rel: New York. Clarke and wilson
Earned Turs---BryooklyI /; New York
, Three Observation-Disclosures, Payne, Tier
man. Stolen bases----Beckley. Herman
Double plays--Connaughton and Beck
ley: Joyce and Beckley. Umpire---Sher-
iian. Attendance 500.