The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-09
SPIDERS 8. PHILLIEs !

Philadelphia, IA June o--l nc L ii-lA470
dropped an exciting ten inning game TO
Cleveland today. Sullivan's sleepy play
Ing in center was largely the cause or
the defeat. Errors by Hulen were also
damaging. The visitors were ahead IN
the fifth in consequence of these mis-
plays but in the seventh the locals tied
the score by touching up Young for two
home runs d double and a single Nash's
wild throw broke the tie in the ninth
md the winning run came in on Nc
A;eer's triple and singles by O'Connor
and Burkett in the tenth. Attendance
sos. Score:
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Cleveland ...oo1O32Oo1 1-813 o
Philadelphia / 0 0O0 ; 0 o. Z 16
Batteries: CIeveland-Young, Cuppy
ana INNER; adelphia-Taylor and
Grady. Earned runs-Cleveland, 4; Phil
adelphfa. 6. Two basebits-AfcAleer, HUI
len an6 Grady. Three basehits-McAIeer
Home runs-Burkett, MceKan, Sullivan
and Grady. Stolen bases-Bu-kstt, Dele
nanty and Hulen. Struck Out-Childs, ,;
thinner, Young, Nash and sullivan
Double plays-Teheau and McKean;
EIulen and Brouthers. First on balls
OF Young. I; of Cuppy. .; of Taylor, 3.
Hit by pitched ball-Delehanty- Umpire
Hurst.
SENATORS p; COLTS l.
Washington, D. c, June Sup to the
ninth inning it looked like a shut-out
for Chicago, but Captain Arson, with
two men out and Everett on third, saved
q whitewash with a basehit. Mercer
went into the box for Washington, but
e hot liner took him off his feet and at
thc end of the inning he was replaced
- King MacFarlane, who was wild,
was succeeded by Parker. Attendance
1l1o1. Score:
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washington ...2o22 so o. O-12 Is l
Chicago .......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o / 8 .
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures King
and Mcclure; Chicago-M cF'arlane, Par
ker and Donahue. Earned runs-Wash-
irGton. ,; Chicago, / Two basenits-
Everett Three basehits-Abbey. Home
runs-CrO0ks. Stolen bases-McGuire
and Joyce. Double play+Pfeffer and
Arson: Cartwright. Mcclure and Cart
wright. First on baIls-Of Mercer, 1; off
McFarIane. 3: of Parker, 8. Hit by
pitched ball-McGuire. Struck Out-By
King. ]; by Parker, .. Passed balls
Donohue. Umpires-Keefe and Weld
man.
PIRATES .: BRIDEGROOMS 0.
Brooklyn. y. y, June SIT was Pitts
burg's time 10 shut-Out the BrOoklyns
ti.is afternoon. The Pirates played
fast ball from start TO finish, taking
every possible chance for runs after they
hsd hit the ball The Brooklyns put
up a very wesk game. Kennedy was
hatJed out Of the box in the fourth inn
ing Payne finished the game and pre-
vented further run-getung. Score;
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BROOKLYN 10000 O0-O4 4I
Ptttsburg .....OO2 1000 0 o. 9 Is o.
Batteries: Kennedy. Payne
and Burrel: PittsburE-Killen and Sug-
Gan. Earned runs-Brooklyn. 0; Pitts
burg. > Bases on balls-Om killen, 3.
Struck out-By kennedy. .. Home runs
Stencil Three basehits-BecIley and
Anderson. TWO basehitS-Stenzel. Stolen
bases-Surden and +. Smith. Hit by
pitched balI-Beckley. Umpire-Emslie
Attendance 1000.
REDS g; GIANTS 5.
New York June S-The Davises-
George an Harry-lost today's game
for the New Yorks. They made the
errors that allowed the Reds TO score |
four runs in the opening innings Both |
Ehret and Clark pitched good ball At |
tendance Zoo. Score:
r II z |
Cincinnati .....o110 0O20 0-6 Z OIL
Nv York......O o O000 0-S Z 4
Batteries: Cincinnai-Ehret and ". |
Vaughn; New Ycrk-W. II. Clark and |
s'3rc7N. Earned rJns-Cincinnati. ,; /
NV York o. First base on balls-Off 1
Ehcet. 3; OF Clarke, . Struck out-By 1
Ehret. Z; by Clarke. i. Three basehits-l
Burke Two baSehits-Irwin- Stolen /
baseS-Hcy. >: Miller, Ewing. G. Davis.
II. Davis. Double plays-McPhee and |
Ewing; CCnnaughton and W. Clark.
Passed balls-Farreu. 1. Umplre-Hen-
Cl~soa.