The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-30
SPIDERS Z: REANEATERs Z


Boston, May 29-Boston played Cleve-
land to a standstill in a twelve inning
game. Umpire Keefe called the game
at the end Of that inning owing to
darkness. Captain Tebeau was ordered
from the field for throwing the ball
over the fence in the eighth inning and
Burkett was fined SO for talking back.
Attendance 1000. Score:
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Boston ...f oo01oi13O00-7 3
Cleveland ..OO1OO1005O 4
Batteries: Boston-Nichois, Stivetts
and Bergen; DECENTRALIZATION, Cuppy
and thinner. Earned runs-Boston 2;
Cleveland 3. Two base {its-Lowe,
McGarr. Stolen bases-Hamilton 2;
Duffy, Harrington, Bergen. McAleer.
Double plays-Lowe and Tucker. First
on balls-By Nichols 4; by Stivetts /;
by Wilson, by Cuppy 1. Hit by pitched
ball-Coliins, Lowe. Struck out-By
Nichols l: by Wilson 4; bp Cuppy 3.
Passed ball-Bergen. Umpire-Keefe.
COLTS 10: BRIDEGROOMS 9.
brooklyn, May 29.-The Brooklyns
played Ike novices, while Anson's run
away colts" romped about like a lot Of
2-year olds at Eastern park this after
noon Attendance 2.75O. Score:
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Brooklyn ......Sooo2 o-9n 4
Chicago 80 o. 211O2 0-10 II 5
Batteries: Brooklyn-Stein, Payne
and BurreIl; ago-Griffith and Kit
tredge. Earned runs-Brooklyn 3;
Chicago 8 First base on balls-On
Stein 2; off Payne o: off Griffith 2. Struck
eut-By Stein I; by Payne 2; by Crit
fifth 9. Home runs-Decker, Mcbride.
Three base hits-Lange, Mcbride. Two
base hits-Griffin, Dahlen, Arson. Sto-
Ten bases-Jones, Corcoran, Decker, Kit
tredge. Hit by pitched bsIl-By Payne
Dahlen.. Double plays-Schoch, Corco-
ran and Lachance; Dahlen, Kittredge
and Mccormick. Umpir>Hurst.
GIANTS 9; Colonies Z.
New York, May 29.-The New Yorks
scored victory today over the Louis
VILE team. Delaney was in the box
for the locals and with the exception
of the fourth inning pitched good ball.
Cunningham was not effective when
men were on bases. Attendance 800
Score:
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Louisville ....oo05 O1oo1-7 81
New York ....2 0 5 0 o - 9 10 3
Batteries: Louisville-Cunningam and
Miller; New York-Doheney and Wilson.
Earned runs-Louisville l; New York 9.
First on balls-Off Hill 3; off Cunning
ham >: off Doheny 8. Struck out-By
Hill l: by Cunningham Il; by Doheny
3 Three base hits-McCreary. Two
base hits-Tiernan, Gleason. Stolen
bases-Clingman Gleason, Wilson, Do
heny. Double plays-Wiison. w. Clark
4.h
Doheny I. Umpire-Sheridan.
PHILLIES 10; BROWNS 6.
Philadelphia. May 29.-The st. Louis
Brown made their first appearance here
today and met with defeat. Brieteu-
stein was KNOCKED out of the box in
the second inning. Attendance 5000.
Score:
Philadelphia ..o6O3O 10 IS
St Louis 80 0 0 0 l 5 o. 16 .
Batteries: Philladelphia-Orth and
Grady: StLouis-Breitenste Parrot,
and Mcfarland. Earned runs-St-
Louis 8; Philadelphia 3. Two base hits
Thompson, Delehanty and Cross.
Three base hits-Parrott, INLAND. era
av. HuIen. Home runs-M. Cross, Par
rort. Conner, Nash. Stolen bases
-Hulen .; Brouthers. Delehanty, Nash.
Struck out-Brouthers, Grady. Sullivan
Mcfarland. INLAND. Double plays
NJ. Cross. Quinn and Conner. First on
balls-On Breitenstein 4; off PARROT 4;
off Orth l. UmpireS-Campbel and
Henderson.
SENATORS II; PIRATES g.
Washington. D. C. May 2s.-Silver
King today engaged his second time on
earth as winning pitcher. He held
the Pirates down 10 six hits and despite
costly errors put the game in the Sem
atorial column. Attedance 1850. Score:
Ri E
Washington s. 21011-11 70 81
Plttsburg .....S 1OOll O-6 s 2
Batteris: Washington-King and Nc
CURE: Pittsburg-Hughey and Sugden.
Earned runs-W sshingtOn S; Pittsburg
!. Two basehits-Joyce Cartwright,
Recklev. Brown. Three basehits-Joyce.
Home runs-Cfooks. Setback. Stolen
Eases-Cartwright Stencil, ,. Double
plays-Smith and Beckley: Bieroauer,
Ely and Beckley. First on balls-Of
King 3: off Hughey .. Hit by pitched
ball-Domont. Struck out-By King 4;
by Hughey / Passed balls-McGuiTe.
Umpire-Weidman
ORIOLES 1; REDS 1.
Baltimore, Nd. May 29.-The Cham
pions beat the Reds today IN a close
and pretty game in which both pitchers
showed 70 good advantage. Attend |
ance 5,olS. Score.
Il II f |
baltimore 90 oeooo-4 81
Cincinnati 80 oI0O0O-I 6 IL
Batteries: Baltimore-Pohn and Rob |
lnson; C.ncinnati-FOrman and Vaughn |
Earned runs-B2ltimore l. Two basehits /
Irwin, Robinson. Keeler. Miller. Stolen /
bases-Kelley, >; Keller, Ewing, Miller. |
First on balls-On Pond >: of Foreman |
.. Passed bails-Robinson / Umpire
Lynch.
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