The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-30
SPIDERS s: REDS l.

SPIDERS D; REDS l.
Cincinnati, O., July 29.-The Reds
we're defeated by Pihtcher Wilson. He
pitched perfectly and scattered the hits
so widely that they scored only one run,
and even that was unearned. Attend
ance 5,400. Score:
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Cincinnati 80 0 $1,000 3
Cleveland ......0 90 0 0 2 o 2 % IL 0
Batteries: Cincinnati, Ehret and
PETIT; Cleveland, Wilson and thinner.
Earned runs-Cleveland 2. Two basehiTs
Wilson. Three basehits-Childs. Stol-
IN baSes-Burkett, Hoy, McGarr. Te-
beau. Double plays-MoPhee, Smith and
vaughn; Smith and Vaughn. First on
balls-By Ehret 3: by Wilson .. Struck
0ut-By Ehret 1; by Wilson 8. Passed
balls-Peitz. Wild pitches-Ehret. UNI
pires Young and Foreman
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BRIDEGROONS 8; SENATORS 0.
Brooklyn, July 29.-Payne outpitched
Mercer at every point at Eastern park
this afternoon and as result the Wash
ingbons were easily whitewashed. The
Brooklyns played a perfect game in the
field. Score:
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Brooklyn 1000 00014"5 IL o
Washington 80 0 90 90 9 2
Batteries: Brooklyn, Payne and
Grim; Washington, Mercer, German and
Mcclure Earned Tuns-Brooklyn 8;
Washington 0. Bases on balls-OfPayne
O; of Mercer 4. struck out-By Payne s;
by Mercer o. Home rups-Lachance.
Two base hitS-Selbach, Mcclure.
Echoch- Stolen bases-Seibach, Daily,
Grim. Double plays-Demont and Cart
wright: Shindie and Lachance; Jones.
Lachance and Daily. Hit by pitched ball
Mercer. Wild pitch-NIercer l. UNI
pire-Hurst. Attendance 200.
BROWNS 5; COLONELS 4.
ST Louis, Mo, July 29.-The Colonies
lost another game to the Browns as a
result of numerous errors. The Browns
fielding was perfect. Attendance 1900.
Score:
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St. Louis 0ooI10 Is 10 o
Louisville 100 0 o 0 2 0 1 1 o. IL s
Batteries: st. Louis. Hart, Breiden-
stein and Murphy, Mcfarland; Louis
vile, Hill and Dexter. Earned runs
louisville 5. Three observation-disclosures,
Dexter Stolen bases-Rogers. Double
plays-Hill, Cassidy and Dexter; Rog-
ers, Miller and Sassidy. First on balls
OF Hill !: off Hart 5. Struck out-By
Hart s: BY Breidenstein 3; by Hill 2.
Passed balls-McFarland 8. Wild pitch
es. Hill p Umpire-Betts.
ORIOLES Z; BRANEATERS 8.
Boston. July 29.-Stlvetts was tried
in the field today and lost the game for
Boston by two muffs and a tumble.
Tenny also made a muff in right field.
Both pitchers were nit hard IN the
first few innings, but afterwards stea-
died down. Score:
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Baltimore ..21e1o30 o-713 2
Boston ....4 0 Q 2 0 0 o O. 10 5
Batteries: Baldmore-Hoffer and
Clark; Boston-Nichols and Bergen
Earned runs-Boston 2; Baltimore 2.
Two base hits-Kelly. First on balls
Of Nichols &; off Hoffer f. Struck out
BY Nichols /; by Hoffer / Passed
baals-Clark, Bergen. Umpire-Lynch. |
Attendance 5000.
COLTS 3: PIRATES S.
Chicago. July 29.IThe Colts again |
outplayed the Pirates, making It three |
straight. The game was won in the |
fifth, after two outs, when Hastings |
was batted for three singles. a double /
and three-baSger. Attendance 5000. |
Score:
X IL r. 1
Chicago .......2 oo15o1 .-e15 /
Pirtsburg III 2 o10o- 5lI g
Batteries: Chicago-Friend and Kit
fredge; MISUNDERSTANDING and Mack. 1
Earned runs-Chicago Z: Pfttsburg 2. /
Two base hits-Anson. Ryan ?: Lyons |
Three base hits-Davis. First on balls /
Friend, Hastings 2 Hit by pitched /
ball-Padden. Struck out-By Friend /
5: by Hastings 1. Umpire-Emslie.
PHILLTES Is: GIANTS 9.
Philadelphia, July 2s.-The visitors |
were outplayed at every point, and es-
retired after the fourth and Reidy took I.
his place. Attendance 200. Score:
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Philadelphia 20 s2sIo1-ls IS 8
New York III S 2l2O0 O-s13
Batteries: Phnadelphia-Taylor and
Grday; New York-Clarke. Reidy and
Wilson. Earned runs-Philadelphia ::
New York 8. TWO base hits-Cross,
Thompson .. Three base hits-Hulen.
Efsrtes ,. Beckley. Home runs-Beck-
ley. -Ternan Stolen baSes-Thompson
Cooley >; Grady, Beckley. Double plays
Mailman and Cross. Struck out
Mertes, Delehanty and Grady. Umpire
- Sheridan.
Western League Gssmss.
Columbus, July 2s.-CoIum6us and
Ninnea polls played a Is inning game
here today which resulted In tie, play
being stopped on account OF darkness.
Score:
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Columbus .oo1s0Oo2Ooooe- .
Minneapolis O1O1OS1OOO0oo- 6l4 Il
batteries TSOSrrail Ja,as a-S Wi /