The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-23
CoLONELs s: Orioles 5

Colonies s; ORIOLES 8.
Louisville, KY, May 22.-The Coloneis
d0wned the champions in a most excit-
ing game. With the score a tie, the
Orioles scored two runs in the first
haIf~of the ninth, but the home team
Won out in the last half on four singles,
Brodie's error and Robinson's passed
bail Hill was struck on the ankle by
a liner from HOffer's bat in the ninth
and Smith was substituted Attend
ance 1900. Score.
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Louisville 90 201oO+6 10 :
Baltimore 30 0 0O1 - 3
Batteries: Louisville-Hill, Smith and
Miller; Baldmore-Hoffer and Robin
son. Earned runs-LOuisville. l. First
on balls-Of Hill, s; of Hoffer, 3.
Struck out-By Hill l; by Hoffer 6. Two
'Brien, Kelley, HOffer- Sac
rifice hits-Clarke. Robinson. Stolen
bases-O'Brien, ?; Miller. Double plays
Dexter and Hassamaer; Jennings,
Reitz and w Clark; CIingman, O'Brien
and Hassamaer. Hit by pitched ball
BY Smith: Keller. Wild pitch-Smith.
Passed ball-Robinson- Umpire-Hurst
BROWNS 6; BRIDEGROOMS 3
St Louis, No, May 22.-The Browns
won today's game from the Bridegrooms
because Of their better work at the bat
and in the field. Gumbert was batted
out Of the box in the sixth, and Daub,
who succeeded him, let the home team
make two more runs of his delivery.
The grounds were very wet and SLOPPY
and this caused the poor fielding. At
tendance 100. Score:
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St. Louis. 10000 .-611 >
Brooklyn ....-.0 0 1 0 0 0 o L 3 8 4
Batteries: St Louis-Hart and Nc
Farland; Brooklyn-Gumbert, Daub
and Grim. Earned runs-Sr. Louis 8;
Brooklyn L Two basehits-Grim I.
Home runs-Parrott. 1; Cross, L Stolen
bases-Quinn, ,. First on balls--Of
Gumbert, 1; of Daub, /; off Hart, ?.
Struck out-By Hart. .; by Daub, I.
Umpire-Lynch-
PHILLIES 10; PIRATES 6.
Pittsburg, Pa, May 22.-The Pitts
burgs had the game we'll in hand until
the ninth inning. when Hawley lost con-
troll Of the ball and the visitors made
SIX runs. Attendance goo. Score:
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Pittsburg .....5OO1OOoO@61O !
Philadelphia - 0 O % , SO 10 6
Batteries: Pittsburg-Hawley, Hugh
ey and Merritt; Philadelphia-Tayl
and Clements. Earned runs-Pittsburg
.; Philadelphia I. Two basehits-Thomp
son. Three basehies-Steuzel. Beckley
Stolen bases-Grady. Double plays
HalIman, Hulen and Brouthers. Bases
on baIls-O6 Taylor 4; off Hawley s.
Hit by balI-By HawIey: Thompson
Struck out-By Taylor. 2; by Hawley,
1; by Hughey. ,. Wild pitch-Hawley.
Umpire-Emslie.
GIANTS 4; REDS L
Cincinnati. o.. May 22.-The Reds
could not hit Clarke and by punching
their errors gave New York enough runs
10 win. Attendance $500. Score:
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Cincinnati 1000 OoOo0-1 a
New York.....1 200 a. 3
Batteries: Cinciunati-Fisher and
PeitZ; New York-Clarke and Wilson.
Earned runs-Cincinnau l; New York
>. Three basehits-GIeasOn, H Davis.
Stolen bases-Hoy. Irwin. Double plays
-Tieruan, Stafford and Gleason: W.
Clark and Gray: ". Clark and Farrell
First on balls-On Fisher >; off Clark
4 Struck out-By Fisher l; by Clark !.
Passed balls-Peitz. Umpire-Keefe-
BEANEATERS 10; SPIDERS S.
Cleveland. o, May 22-CIeveland bat
ted Mains out OF the box in the sixth
inning and Boston did the same for
Wilson in the third. Superior work
with the stick is what won for the Bos-
tons Attendance $500. Score:
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Cleveland .....S 00103o e-s11 II
Boston ..---...5 o. DO IA I !
Batteries; Cleveland-Wilson. Cuppy
and O'Counor; Boston-Mains, Sullivan |
and Bergen Earned runs-Cleveland >; |
Boston 6- First on baIls-O6 Wilson 4: !
or Mains 8; OF sullivan .. Struck out |
By Wilson l; by Cuppy l: BY Sullivan /
l. Home Tun-Tucker. Two basehirs-
Childs. Tebeau, Long. Tucker. Sacrifice !
hits-Mctiarr. Bergen. Tucker. Stolen
baseS-o Conuor, =; Hamilton. Long.
Double plays-McKean and Chuds.
McRean. Childs and Tebeau: Long
Lowe and Tucker. Hit by pitched bah /
By Mains /: by sullivan l. Wild pitch
Mains >. Umpire-Weidman-