The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-11
SPIDERs ll-s: ORIOLES O-9.


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SPIDERS 11-s: ORIOLES O-9.
Cleveland, July 1O.-The Clevelands bat
led Esper all over the lot in the first game
with Baltimore To-Day, while the Orioles
could do nothing with Cuppy. In the
second game, Wilson was batted by Bal
timore and replaced in the third inning
by Wallace. but he, too, was hit hard in
the ninth and Cleveland lost the game.
Attendance, first game $500; second game
l,5Vl. Score. first game:
Cleveland .........1032 2OO4*-n q l
Baltimore ...........OOOO OOOOO-O 10 l
Batteries-Cleveland, Cuppy and Zim-
mer; Baltimore, Esper and Clark. Earned
runs-Cleveland s.
Second game:
cleveland ............1O1O12O 1O-6 15 4
Baltimore ...........O ) OOOOOO+9 Z l
Eatteres-Cleveland, Wallace, Wilson
ana thinner; Baltimore, Clarkson and
Clark. Earned runS-Cleveland (, Balti-
REDS s-12; SENATORS Ga
Cincinnati, July 10.-The Reds won both
"a mes from Washington today by bunch
Ing hits and on the fielding of the visitors.
Burke II the first and Brown in the second
game made sensational left-handed
catches Attendance u,O00. Score, first
game:
Cincinnati ...........o0314o10.S Q
washington .........1 0OO4O l. 6 L 4
Batteries - Cincinnati, Fisher and
Vaughn; Washington, McJames and Nc
Cure Earned runs-Cincinnati 4, Wash
.rgton /.
Second game:
Cincinnati .........4oosO2Os-iSi6
Washington .........2 90 l 0 l O. 4
Observation-Disclosures. Foreman and
To-tz ;Washing ton, German and MCGUIRE.
ll.c ed r1IOe--f'inri nnart & Washington !.
FIRATES PHI; BRIDEGROOMS As.
E~tJsbUrg, July 1.-TWO games We're
Played today and the teams broke even.
- Their game was brilliant. Abbery was
l.. oaked out Of the box in the fourth IN
riuS CT the second game. Attendance o.
j.2. Score, first game:
F:ttsburg .........O1OO 0000-2
R-cg5lyn ...........00 02002O-4 8
aBtteries--Pittsburg Hawley and Mer-
r.tt; Brooklyn, Payne and Grim. Earn
ed runs-Plttsburg !, Brooklyn 3.
Second game:
Pittsburg -...........0 A IL y
Brooklyn ......-.---.1 ! 0 l ! > 0 o II
MISUNDERSTANDING, Foreman and Sud
gen; Brooklyn, Abbey, Daub and Burren.
Earned runs-P.ttsburg 6. Brooklyn l.
COLONEDS 10; PHILLIES s.
Louisville July 10.-The Philies were
not in the game until the eighth inning to-
day, when they gave the Colonies quite
scare by knocking McDermOtt out of the
box. Nfunn-E2 am M SIttt the SdIut
Nicklin. a young shOrt-stoD from the Ken
tCCky-Indian league was gwen trial
by Louisville end made a good showing.
Attendance 800. Score:
Louisville .........O23410 10 10 8
Philadelphia ........2 o l 0 1 O.
aBtter.es-Lou.sville. McDermott, Cum
riuEham and Miller; Philadelphia, Carsey
and Clements. Earned rUnS-LoulsV1Ile
p Philadelphia 3
COLTS Il; GIANTS 5
Chicago, July 10-The Colts did their
hitting at just the right time today, and
defeated the Clans easily. Attendance
i5G0. Score:
New York...........1 0 0 / ] 1 / "A 2
Batter.es-Chicsgo, Griffith and Kilt
re5ge. New York. Clarke and Wilson.
Earned ruus-Chicago 8, New York 8.
BROWNS =; BEANEATERS IL
St Louis, July 10.-The Browns today
won another game from the Beaneaters
Iy good fielding and batting Attendance
LOO Score:
St. Lou.z..........11oO6OO22l5 II ?
Boston ...............2 0 1 l I'll 10
Battertes-St. Louis. Hart and McF'ar-
lard; Boston. LtNyis, SWEETS and bersan'
Earned runs-St. Louis 3. Boston l.
Western League Games.
Kansas City. July 1o.-Todsy''s game was |
marked by a fight between Third-baseman /
Schiebeck. of Indianapolis and Umpire 1
Snyder. Snyder knocked Schiebeck down, 1
whereupon the latter threw bat at him. |
Score:
Kansas C.ty.........ooO21OOOo-$ 1 ,
Indianapolis ......-.0 0 I O001 - y /
Batteries-Callahan and Lake; Philips |
an MINNEAPOLIS. July 1O.-score:
Minneapolis ........20 000290I-5l9 1
Detroit ---....-.-....i y : : =
Milwaukee, July 1o...-Score:
Milwaukee .........oo2oo1O0e-@ Il
Ratterses-Jones and Spears; McGreevy |
81. Paul. July 1o.-Score:
S ST. P1q Ra ;;idi:....ls 6SSSi5Si- 10
aBtter,es-Munane. Butler and Spies;
Mcfarland and Smink.
Western Association Games.
Burlington. Ia, July 10.-Score:
burlington ..........1O21oo1o27n
p@oria .-............0 OO0214 '-916 >
Patteries-Hanson and Armstrong; Dug
dale and Gregory
Des Moines. July 1o.-Score:
Des yoines. ooOO-6 10
Oubuol1a ..........-.0 o Q o 0 o. O. 0
Batteries-zahner and Lohman; Dolan
and Zahner.
QUi'iNS' AAA7'' RI F
O,,.-1, OOO1O9s2 0-Tl2 /
cedar. Ranids.. 8 o 5 o = '-io u
Hatteries-Lathrop and Quinn; s-asel 1
and sullivan
WHAT THE PRESS HAS TO SAY
Samples of What Young Mr.. Bryan VIII |
Have to Get Usei TO
Omaha. Neb.. July 10.--The Omaha /
Bee Republican,: Representing prin- /
ciples and politics which profoundly
believe are hostile 10 the interests sn6
welfare of the American people--whieh,
we believe. would be productive Of