The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-23
PuuIJEs e-5: BROWNS Ito.

Louisville .......-...-.- 81
PuIIIJES e-5; BROWNS Ito.
pbsls5eln.hia. Aug. 22-The Phillies
I'D tbe Browns played two games to-
sav and broke even. Breitenstein was
hammered in the first game, and in
In. third inning forced in a run with
base on balls. Carsey was in fine
sorn- In the second game, the Browns
Knocked Taylor out of the box in the
sfth and hit Gumbert hard. Donohue
vas effective Attendance, 9,66S. Score:
First game:
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Philadelphia ..eo2s 2-s13 2
Il Louis 30 90 0 o o 0 o. 4 1
Batteries: Philadelphia-Carsey and
Grady: St, Louis-Breitenstein and Nc
Farland. Earned runs-Philadelphia,
I, Two Observation-Disclosures Lajofe.
Three basehits-Lajoie, Connor. First
base on balIs-Of Carsey off Breiten-
stein .. Hit by pitched ball-Grady.
Struck out-Carsey, Geier. Ellis, Tur-
Ter. Connor. Umpire-Conohan-
Second game:
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philadelphia ..ooo22o o1-5 3
St. Louis .0oO25 $500 10 II 2
batteries: philadelphia, Taylor, Cum
and Murphy Earned runs-PhAadel-
nhia 8: St Louis Z. Two basehits-
Delenanty 2. Turner. Three basehits-
Cross, Dowd. First on balls-Off Tay
lor .; off Gambert .; off Donahue B.
Hit by pitched ball-Suuivan. Struck
out-EIlis. Mailman, Gumbert. Conor,
Murphy, Cross, Donahue. Wild pitch
-Donahue. Umpire-Conahan-
PIRATES Sc; BEANEATERS 4-3
Boston. Mass, Aug. 22-The Pitts
burg's won two games from Boston
today by superior all-around work
Nichols was substituted for Stivetts in
the eighth, but IL was too late to do
erythfng Hastings occupied the box
for the visitors in the second game and
kept the hits well scattered. Score:
First game:
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Pittsburg ..1o14e1o o-s14 ;
Boston . =. % 2 l o o o. IL 4
s-Pitsburg-Killen and Sug
den; Boston-Stvetts, Nichols and Der
gen. Earned runs-Pitsburg .; oston >.
Two basehfts-Lyons, Long, Nichols.
Three Observation-Disclosures. Collins. Stivets.
FIRST on balls-Off Killen 2; off Stinvets
l. Struck out-By Killen 2; by Stivetts
L Wild pitch-Killen- Umpire.
Lynch
Second game:
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r,ittsburg 1000 o1o1o1s IL 0
Boston III 0 0 o o 1 o l o. 8 7 2
Batteries: Pittsburg-Hastings and
Sugden: Boston-K1obdanz and Bergen
Earned runs-Pittsburg 2: Bostn l. Two
hasehits- Lyons Homeruns-ely. First
on baus-Off Hastings 8. Struck out
By Hastings 2; KIbdanz 5. Wild pitches
-Klobdanz. Umpire-Lynch. Attend
ence 5000.
COLTS II; BRIDEGEROOMS Z.
Brooklyn. n. Y. Aug. 22.-Tge Chica-
COS hit Daub so freely that he retired
in the seventh inning. Briggs was ef-
fective at critical stages the Brooklyns
having twelve men left on bases.
Score:
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Chicago. :. 22s11oo 2-11 IL
Brooklyn =. ..O13 0210-7 9 8
Batteries: Chica go-Briggs and Arson
Struck out-By Daub 1; by Abey 2; by
riggs 8: Base on balls-Of Daub .;
of Abey /: off Briggs 9. Three basehits
Anderson; Schoch. Decker, Briggs.
ball-Schoch- Passed ball-Anson. Wild
pitch-Briggs Umpire Lally. At
tendance. 1900.
SENATORS 9: REDS ?.
who has been in the hospital. lost some
Of his sped toward the end Of the game
Attendance, 900. Score:
r H z
Washington % 1 1 o o = IA 0
Batteries: Washington McJames
and MCGUIRE; Cincinnad-Foreman and
Vaughn, Eardned runs-W ashington
Cartwright. Brown, Lush. First on
halls-On Mcames 1; off Foreman l.
Struck out-By McJames 4: by Fore
man / Umpire-Sheridan
SPIDERS 10; ONALES s
Baltimore, Nd, Aug. 22.-The Spi-
ders knocked Esper out OF the box IN
eile third inning. Heming. who succeed
I'd him, was pounded for seven hits
In tn next inning, but after that he was
effective. Cuppy was in good form. At
tendance, 1850. Score:
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Baltimore IL 90 00oo11-s7
Cleveland Il 0o0 do Is
Observation-Disclosures Esper, Hem
ming and Clarke: Cleveiand-Cuppy
and thinner Earned runs-Baltimore
McAIeer. Three notwithstanding.
First on baIls-Off Bsper 1: off Hem
ming L Umpire-Hurst.
POSTPONED.
New York. Aug. 22-The New York
Louisville game was postponed on &C
srOurt of Wet grounds