The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-28
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BEANEATERS 7; GIANTS
New York, April 27.-The New Yorks
lost another game to Boston this at
ternoon, through loose fielding and
poor batting. Meekin was in the box
for the home team. He had all his old
time speed and plenty Of curves and
shoots. tut they awaited him nothing,
as the men behind him played wretch
edly. Nicholas was IN fine form. At
tendance 1900. Score:
New York III o2O1ooo-4 s
Boston .......1 u O. II IL 5
Batteries: New York-Meekin and
arrell: Boston-Nichols and Ryan
Earned runs-New York .; Boston 1.
Two basehits-Van Haltren, ARIEL,
Long, Lowe Bannon. Home runs
Van Raltren 2; Ct. Davis. Hamilton,
Long, Duffy. Double plays-BannOn,
and Ryan; Stafford and Farrell. First
base on balls-Off Meekin 5; off Nichols
2 Hit by pitched ball-By Meekin 2;
by Nichols >. Struck out-Ryan. UNI
pire-Keefe.
ORIOLES 4; SENATORS 1.
Washington, April 27.-The Orioles
won out today easily through the wild
( pitching Of James. HOffer was able
TO puzzle the Senators when a hit would
have won the game, the bases being
fun several times. Attendance $500.
Score:
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Washington OOOoo-1 4
Baltimore 100 l 2O01 "A 1
Batteries: Washington-James and
sfcCauIey; Baltimore-HOffer and Bow
errnan. Two base hits-Demont. Sto-
len bases-Brown, McCauley, Donnely
2: Brodie, Reitz Double plays-Reitz
Jennings and Doyle. First on balls
or James 3; off Hoffer s. Struck out
by James I; by Hoffer p Passed balls
-AIcCauley 2; Bowerman /; Wild
pitches-James. Umpire-Hurst.
Pittsburg, Pa, April 27.-No game,
rain.
SUNDAYS GAMES.
Chicago at Observation-Disclosures
who started 10 pitch for Chicago, was
very wild. and before he was replaced
by Griffith the Reds had made five
runs Hard hitting and feeble feeling
added six more to CincinLaus score.
Chicago hit Dwyer hard. but with a
perfect fielding game and good control
Dwyer had 40 difficulty in holding
down the Westerners. Attendance
10000. Score:
Cincinnati ..5O3OOo1O2- I'LL 0
Chicago .....2 0 90 1 90 O. II
Batteries: Cincinnati-Dwyer and
Vaughn; Chicago-ThOTnton, Gc!flith
and Kittridge.
Louisville at ST. Louis-Many costly
errors lost the game for tie Coloael's
The Browns put an almost perfec;
game, making but one error, and Par
rott pitched good ball Cooley's play
ing in left field was feature of The day
Attendance 10000. Score:
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St. Louis .....221O0O o1'-6 S l
Louisville ....O11O OO1O o. 9 5
Batteries-St. Louis-Parrott and Nc
fariand L0uisville-Smith and Boyle.
BRTDEGROOMS 6; PHILLIES 4.
Philadelphia, Pa, April 27.-The
Brldegrooms broke the Phillies' winn-
ing streak To-Day by punching hits in
the seventh and eighth innings. Taylor
was nit hard only in the latter part OF
the game. and Abbey in the seventh inn
ing. Attendance SOS. Score:
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BROOKLYN 10000 $50 i
Philadelphia 20 0 l 0 o. 4 10 i
Batteries: neutrality-suspicious. and
Clements: BrooklyTl-Abbey, Kennedy
and Rurrell Earned runs-Brooklyn 4;
Philadelphia >. Two basehits-Delehan-
". Thompson. Three basehits-McCar-
thy, LaChance. Struck out-Abbey, Nc
Carthy. BroutherS Stolen bases-Grifiil
DAILY Double plays-Taylor, Cross and
Brouthers acrifice hits-Clements and
Taylor. Wild pitch-Abbey. Umpire
Lynch.
RED .; COLTS 5.
Cincinnati. O., April 27-Hard hitting
by the Reds and steady work by Ehret,
tells the story OF Cincinnad's victory.
only one error on each side cost any
thing. Donahue's hand was hurt in
the sixth inning and Arson took his |
place. Attendance 300. Score:
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Cincinnati ....0S1SO11O O-915 1 |
Chicago .......0 0 0 0 > ! 0 o O. 5 S |
batteries: Observation-Disclosures and |
PETIT. Chicago Briggs, Friend and Don |
auue. Arson. Earned rUns-Cincinnati |
:: Chicago , Two basehits-Ir7Nin. Pie1z |
3EoPhee. >; Smith, Decker. Ryan. Dona- |
aue. Stolen bases-Burke, Miller, =. |
Double plays-Donahue. Dahlen and !
Friand: Dahlen. TRULY and Decker. >. |
First on balls-By Friend. 5; by Briggs, 1
8. Struck out-I8y Ehret, 5: by Briggs, |
2. Umpire-S sheridan
BRONS 5; Colonies ..
ST. louis. No. April 27.-The Browns /
won today's game with the Colonies by /
heavy batting and clear fielding. TAX
ing the whole OF this series. McDermott
was battei for FIVE runs in the frs; inn
ing. when he was succeeded by Frazier.
The visitors made their only two runs
by safe hitting. Attendance 1000 Score:
r II E
st I.ouis.....5 O0o0sl
louisville 80 @ 0 1000 0-2 6
Batteries: St Observation-Disclosures ks
singer and Mcfarland; Louisvllle-Mc-l
Dernott, Frazier and arner. Earned
runs-I. ouisville ]. TIVE basehits-Nfor-
rison- Stolen bases-Eustace. Morrison.
Tovd. Douglas. Mcfarland, Cross. .
Frs on balls-OT McDemott s: of
Frszjer. :: off Breitenstein. ,; of Kiss
irpzr. > Struck out-I3y Breitensteln- .;
nv Kissinber, /; by Frazier. , Passed
balls-arner, !. Umpire-Emslie.