The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-08

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ORIOLES 1872; COLONIES 3-11.
Baltimore, Nd, Sept. THE Cnam-
cions won from the CoI0heis in a close
game this morning. HIS pitching was
the more effective but the home team
seemed 10 have luck on their side. In
the eighth inning Lally so interpreted
a remark by AcGraw as to feel con-
strained TO fine that gentleman s25 and
seat him on the bench. Attendance
I,120. Score:
First game
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Baltimore =. 1000 2o11.-4 .
Louisville =. Il 0 0 DO 0 O. Z 3
Batteries: BaIrimore-Pond and Rob-
inson; LouisviTI-Hiu and Miller.
Earned runs-Baltimore 1; Louisville /.
Three basehits-Clingman Sacrifice
nits-ReitZ, Brodie. Dolan and Robin
son. Stolen bases-Pickering Kelly,
keeier 2; Reitz. Double plays-Rogers,
Hill and johnson; Jennings and DOYLE;
Dolan and johnson. First base on balls
of Pod 2; off Hill 4. Struck out-By
Pond s: by Hill 2. Umpire-Lally.
The Champions won the two after
noon games from the CoIonels with
ease. In the OF the afternoon games
The visitors were unable to hit Esper.
and in the second did but little better
win Hemming, while both Herman and
Cunningham were easy marks for the
A.
Second game
Balttmore :. ..2o10o2 .-916 2
Louisville =. 20 DO O001-1 8 8
Batteries: Baltimor@Esper and Rob
tGson; observation-disclosures and Dexter.
Earned run5-Baftimore 5. Two base
tlts-Esper. Three basehits-Brodie.
k6ily, Reitz, McCueery. Stolen bases
Dexter, McGraw 8; Doyle. Keller. Do
tan. Jennings. Double plays-Clarke
k1i Dexter; Dolan and Rogers; John
son and Rogers. First base on balls
OFF Esper 3; off Herman 5. Struck out
BY Esper l: by Herman l. Passed
SaIls-Dexter. Wild pitches-Herman
,. EMPIRES and Miller.
Third gam-
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Baltimore :. ....203 1101L12 g l
Louisville e. e. o 0O0901 OIL 5 /
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Robinson; ville-Cunning CHAM and
Dexter. Earned runs-Baltimore Z;
louisville /. Three Observation-Disclosures,
Kelly, Hensming, Rogers. Jennings.
Stolen bases-KeIly ., AIcGraw, Picker
ing. Double plays-JOhnson, -Dolan and
Rogers; Dolau and Rogers. First base
On balls-Off Henmtng /; off Cunning
ham 8. Hit by pitched oaIl-McGraw,
Bro5ie . Struck out-By Hemming /
Wild pitcheS-Cunningha Empires
-DonneIly and Miller.
BEANEATERS 1912; SPIDERS 49,
Boston, Mas. Sept The Spiders
were oUtpIayed at all points in the fore
noon today. Cuppy was hard hit and
was replaced IN the sixth inning by
Wallace The visitors, with the excep-
ton of Brkett, could not find Nichols.
and thier work in the field was az times
very ragged. Score:
Boston - .....-O 1 4 0 10 u l
Cleveland =. % 0 0 90 > q I 5
Batteries: Boston-Nichols and Ber-
sen; Cleveland-Cuppy, Wallace and
thinner. Earned runs-Boston 5; Cleve-
and >. Two Observation-Disclosures. Mich
-. 4
Duffy, McGann. Collins. Stolen bases
Hamilton. Burkett Double plays
Long, Mccain, and Camel First base
on balls-By Nichols 3: by Cuppy =.
Struck out-By Nichols. McAIlister. Pas
edi baIl-Bergsn. Wild p.tch-Ntchols.
Umpire-Hurst. Attendance, $500.
Cleveland won the first game from
he home team. after a close contest
The close OF the season on the home
grounds was characterized by dis
graceful scene. In the eighth, McCSarr,
the Cleveland third baseman. deliber-
ately tripped up Hamilton while the
latter was attempting 10 score. The
crowd made a hostile demonstration.
and al the end Of the game a half dozen
policemen escorted McGarr from the
grounds. Score:
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Cleveland. ...oo1o0o2 $40 4
Boston =. 80 0 l 0 % / ca >
Batteries: Cleveland-Young and Tim
uer; Decentralization and Bergen.
Earned runs-Cleveland 3; Boston 2Two
bzseiT.ts-Burkett Three basehits-
Young. Home runs-AI ckean. Stolen
bases-Hamuton. CAMEL. McGann Dou
bic plays-MGkean and Tsbeau: Collins
and Camel First base on baIIs-Or
&1tDUSUZ J. . AEA Uul-bE Dung s.
by klcodanz 1. Umpire-Hurst. At
tendance. SEQ.
SENATOR'S I'll: BROWNS ST..
Washington. Sept w aShington
split even with the Browns today: In
the first game the Senators were ouc-
played at every point, but N the second
Breitsnsteia was an easy proposition
Tor the Senator's. while the batting OF
the visitors was weak. Attendance,
Zoo. Score:
First game
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Washington. % 100oo0e-2 Il
81 Louis 90 0 900 I-6I1 Fl
Batteries; Washington-Narc and |
Farrell; ST Louis-Douohue and Muir
ply; Earned runs-St- Louis {. Two asa |
hits-Pa-Tot, Murphy. Stolen bases
Cross. Lush, DemOnt. Smith. Turner
Parrot. First basee on baIls-0T non. |
chue 3 Hit by pitcmhed ball-Cross
Struck out-Isy Mercer :: By Donoh,,a
Wild pisches-Mercer. Ump.re-Lynca. |
Second game
z II z
Washington II 2I0 004s -lIls q |
s. Louis II 0 0 e0-l Fl