The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-05
western Assoclation Games
Burlington, Ia, May 4.-Score:

Burlington, Ia, May 4.-Score:
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Burlington 1O0OOO1-4 8 6
Rockford ......O 3 3 0 0 4 8 lis IS 4
Batteries-Burget, Walsh and Grimm;
Underwood and Snyder.
Des Moines, May 4.-Score:
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Des Moines ....11i12O1o3 -1Ol5 /
Dubuque ......2 OIL OOOO1 all 2
Batteries-Sonier and Lohman; KEGS
and Zahner.
st. Joseph, No, May 4.-Score:
r H f
St Joseph ....O1OOooOO-112
Peoria ..-......O 900 900 - s I
Batteries-Colburn and Parker; Sou
der and Dugdale.
Quincy, May 4.-Score:
Quincy ........O1104 O1-16 IS 4
Cedar Rapids o / 0 0 0 0 o. 6
Batteries-Reidy and Quinn; Carrish
and Sullivan.
COLTS 2; BRTDEGROOMS1 l.
Chicago. May 4-The Colts won today
FL the last inning after a most interest
ing and exciting game. Shindle was
hit by a pitched ball in the fourth and
scored the visitors one run on a hit and
a field play. Stein kept the locals down
10 four hits, scattered through eight
innings, but was found by Lange and
Ryan for singles in the ninth when
Uncle Arson came to the rescue and
scored oh on a. smashing hit into
righ- .ield. Attendance $500. Score:
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Chicago .......OOOO oOOo2-2 Il
Brooklyn 80 0 OOI00 -15 ,
Batteries: Chicago-Grifffth and Kit
tredge; Bro0klyn-Stein and Grim.
Earned runs-Chicago I. Two basehits
-Corcoran. Ki0Jredge. Stolen bases
Corcoran =; Shindle. Double plays
DAILY, Corcoran, LaChance; Corcoran,
DAILY LaChance. Struck out-By Crit
fifth 4. by Sein l. Base on balls-On
Griffith >; off Stein 4. Wild pitche-
Stein. Hit with the ball-Shindle. UNI
pire-Weidman.
GIANTS u; Colonies 7.
Louisville. Ky, May 4-The Colonies
played like schoolboys today and the
Giants were easy winners. Clausen
pitched the first three innings, and the
Giants took SO kindly to his curves that
MoDermott was substituted. Captain
O'Brien had the middle finger Of his
left hand broken by a thrown ball in
the eighth inning and retired in favor
of Miller. Attendance 500. Score:
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louisville 30 100000 STE 81
New York .....a , , 0 0 0 1 2-12 Is 3
Batteries: Louisville-Clausen. Nc
Dermott and Warner; NewYork-Meek-
IN and Farrell. Earned runs-New York
3; Louisville 3. Two basehits-Stafford
:; Meekin. Cleyman. Three basehits-
Meekin, Van Haltren. Home runs-H.
IsaNlS. Stolen IN
tren- Double plays-Stafford and c. !
DAVIS; Van Hartren and Davis First |
on baus-Om ElauSen .: off McDermott
o: on MeelIin }. Struck out-Ry Meek
in4; by McDermott l. Wild pitches
AcDermott. Umpire-Sheridan
PHILLIES 4; BROWNS 8
st. Louis. May 4.--IE a We'll and close |
~ played game the Phillies TODAY de-
feated the Browns. Breiteustein. in tbs, 1
lex for the home team, pitched good /
bail, as did also Orth, for the visitors /
and the support of each was good. In
The seventh inning Holman muned
Erounder from COOley's bat and allow |
ed two runs TO he scored. Hullen imme- /
diately took his place at second. At
tendance 5000. Score:
st. Louis . 90 oO0o12 zoos 10 s
----e- Al'-A-eA I L U y y Y 1 u
Batteries ST Louis-Rreitenstein and /
Mcfarland; Philadelphia-Orth and |
Grady Earned runs--SC Louis 8: Phil /
adeIphia / Two base hits-Brouthers, |
Quinn. Three base hits-Breitenstein- /
Stolen bases-Dowd 5: Sullivan l. First /
base on balls-On Breitenstein >: of /
Orth ! Struck out-By Breitenstein . |
Umpire-Kea fe.
ORIOLES >: PIRATES
Pitbshurg. May 4-Hawley met |
his h00dCo today IN the BaltIuoras. His
Wild pitching and poor throwing were
responsible for the home team's defeat.
FsDer. kept the hits scattered and was
qrelI supported. Attendance 200. Score:
r II : 4
p5ttsburg .OoOoo2o2 . al
HaJtinlore OI1lOI0 o0I-5ls oil
Batteries: Pitsburg-Hawley and /
Merritt; Baltimore-Esper, Robinson ]