The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-06
PHHIIES 9: PIRATES s

St. Louis............... 9 Il g 20 255
Louisville ............-. 40 81 10
PHILLIES 3; PIRATES 8.
Philadelphia, June 5-The Phillies
made another Garrison finish y,pull-
ing a game out of the fire in the ninth
inning. Pittsburg went ahead In the
third, scoring six runs after the side
should have been out, IN consequence of
Brouthers' wild throw and Hallman'S
tumble AT the bat, however, the local
heavy hitters did as they pleased with
Kiilen, their eighteen hits netting just
twice as many bases Attendance 4,S25
Score:
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Philadelphia .o03 2-s1s 8
Pittsburg ......1 0 8 o 0 0 1 o. SI3 1
Batteries: Philadelphia-Lucid and
Grady; PittSburg-Killen and Sugden.
Earned runs-Pittsburg /; Philadelphia
D. Two base hits-Grady .; Sullivan,
Brouthers 3; Nash, Thompson. Three
base Thompson, Hulen. Home
runs-Beckley, Delehanty 2. Stolen
bases-Smith, Stencil 2: Lucid. Struck
DUt-Hulen. Grady, Lucid. Double plays
-Hulen, Bierbauer and Beckley; Nash,
Mailman and Brouthers; Hallman,
Hulen and Brouthers; Hulen and Brou-
theirs. First on balls-Off Lucid 5. Hit
by pftcher-Sullivan. Umpire-Hurst.
SENATORS IA; COLONELS Z.
Washington, June Both teams
played a sloppy game today but, al
though the home team are credited with
six errors, Frazer was so easy that the
Eenators succeeded in winning out. The
game was tedious and was delayed for
some time owing to confusion caused by
the demonstration Of a Louisville rooter
In the bleachers. Attendance $500.
Score:
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We hington 5000 AHA s
Huntsville ......0 0 1 90 3 3 OF 8 2
batteries: Washington-Maul and Nc
Guire; Louisville-Fraze and Warner.
Earned runs-Washington Z; Louisville
Q. Two base hits-C1arlxe, Rogers. Three
base hits-Clarl1e. Stolen bases-Mc-
CURE ,; Selbach, Cartwright. Double
plays-McGuire to Demont, Demont to
Cartwright. First on balis-Off Maui 4;
off Frazer Z. Struck out-By Maui 3; by
Frazer 5. Passed balls-Warner Wild
pitches-Frazer ,. Umpire-Emslie.
GIANTS Z; BROWNS 3.
New York. June 5.-The New Ycrks
made it two straight from st. Louis this
afternoon. The Browns put up about
the same sort Of game as they have been
playing since they reached this vicinity.
Score:
ST. Louis ..oo1ooo2OO-3 9 3
New York =. Il 0O103 2 0 I'll IL
batteries: ST. Louis-Donahue and
Mcfarland: New York-W. H. Clark
md Farrell. Earned runs-St. Louis 2;
New York s. First base on bails-On
Clark .. Struck out-By Clark 1. Three
base hits-FarrelL Two base hits
Connor. Tiernan. Stolen bases-T.
Davis. Gleason, Dowd 2; Cross 3. Double
plays-Meyer and Conner; Tiernan and
w. Clark; Connaughton and W. Clark
Wild pitches-Donahue. Umpire-Hen-
derson. Attendance 1,40o
SPIDERS 10; ORIOLES 4.
Baltimore. Nd, June 5.-The Spiders
punched their hits and the Champions
did the same with their errors today
and the visitors took an easy game.
Esper was taken out OF the box in the
seventh after ten hits had been made
off him. Corbett took his place and
but one hit was thereafter added TO the
list. Attendance $500. Score:
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Baltimore ....1.oo11 81 S 6
Cleveland .....3 0 DO IL 4
Batteries: Baltimore-Esper Corbett
and Robinson; Cleveland-Ioung and
O'Connor. Two overwhelmingly, Jen-
nfnss ,. Stolen bases-Tebeau, OConnor
Double plays-Burkett and Childs F1rst
on halls-On Esper l. Struck out-By
Young /. Passed balls-O' Common. I'M
pires-Ke and Weidman.
BRIDEGROO3S 10; REDS 1.
Brooklyn. y. Y, June 1.-The Reds
tried hard to get runs today. but found
kennedy 10 much for them. On the
other hand. both Dwyer and GaStrignt
were hit hard. The former gave up
the ghost at the close Of the second inn
ing. Score
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Brooklyn .4o2031o0' 10 Is >
Cincinnati .....0 DOL 000O 0-1 l
Batteries: Brooklyn-Kenedy and Bur
rell. Cincinnat-Dwyer Gsstright aad
Vaushn. Earned runs Brooklyn I; Gin
cinnari I. Bases on balls-Om Kennedy
4 Struck oue-By Kennedy >. Home
runs-McCarthy. Stolen bases-Shindle.
Mccarthy. Burke. Hit by pitched ball
BY Kennedy: Hoy. Wild pitch-Gast-
right Umpire-Sheridsn Attendance
$500.
COLTS 10: BEANEATERS s.
Boston. Mass. June sit looked Ike
Boston's game up 10 the sixth today,
although the home team found great
difficulty in hitting Terry, who hraced
up wonderfully after the second. Jack
Stivetls MAS hit hard throughout Score;
RH +
Boston ....-...0 0.OOO010-6 5
Chicago $500. soc 1918 > DO >
Batteries; Boston-Stivetts, Berger
and Tenny. caso-Terry and Dona-
hue. Earned runs-Boston l: Chicago 5.
Three basehits-Baunon- Home runs
Ryan ?. Stolen bases-Lange. Everett.
Double piays-Colins. Lowe and Tuck
er, First On balls-On Stivetts I. OF
Terry .. Hit BY pitched ball-Bergea.
Struck out-By Stivetts l. Passed balls
Bergen. Umipre-Lynch. Attendance