The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-21

With Eight Runs at the End Of the Sixth,
They are Doomed to Stand By and See
the spiders Snare Seven to AID to Their
Five Already-orioIes Make it Three
Straight With the PhiIlics-CIncinnati,
Boston and Pittsburg Win at Home
BrookIyns Get Tangled Up with Dad
Clarke-Western and College Games.
SPIDERS II; COLTS S.
Cleveland. June 20.-The wiidnes5 Of
Briggs and Friends in the seventh in
ming gave the CleveIaads seve runs and
the game after the Chicagos won II by
good hitting Attendance 800. Score:
RHE
Cleveland .....210oo27 II 13 I
Chicago .......3 O10130o o S14 o
Batteries: Clevsland-Cuppy and
thinner; Chicago-F'riend, Briggs and
Daily. Earned runs-CieVelaad 4:
Chicago :. First base on baus-Of
CuuDve >; OF Briggs s; of Friends >.
Struck out-By Cuppy; By Briggs 3.
Three base hiCs-Everett, LANCE, Ryan
Two base hfts-BIaze. Cuppy, LANCE.
Stolen bases-Burkett ?; Ryan l. Dou-
be piays-Anson. (anassisted-) Fit
by pitcher-By Briggs ? Passed balls
thinner ?; Daley !, Umpires-WilsOn
and Donohue.
ORIOLES u; PHILLIES 3.
Baltimore, June 20.-The Champions
today won the last Of The series with
Philadelphia with ease, making IL three
s-raights. The Quakers played with
=
Tor went 70 pieces. the champions tai
lying ten tines in the seventh and
eighth AtJaen dance 5,120. Score:
Baltimore .....0e 0110s4 - Is l
Philadelphia 20 ! 90 0 0 o-3
Batteries. Baltinore-Eofser and
Robinson; phia-TayIor and
Clements Earned runs-Baltiunore s;
Philadelphia /. Two base hits-Don-
nelly, HaIiman, Doyle Reitz. Three
base hIts-BrodIe, Hofer Stolen bas-
es-keeier 3; Doyle 2: DonnelIy. Kelley
+; Brodie- Double plays-Cross. Hall
man and Boyle. First on baiIs-By
Eoffer .; by Taylor = Hit by pitched
baIl-Nash, eJnuings, Kelley, DonneIly
Struck oHt-By Hotter 6; by Taylor l.
CEpire-Hurst
REDS f3; Colonies Z.
Cincinnati, June 20.-LouisviIIe poun-
dsd Foreman, but could &c nothing with
Fisher, VINO succeeded him Il the sixth.
The Reds found both Frazer and II
Smith easy 70 nit and pr0fiued largely
by LouisviIle's eight errors. Attend
ance 500. Score:
RHE
louisville .....2 0 0 5 0O0 3-7u s
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures Fish
p and Vaughn: LouisviIie-Frazzr T
Smith and =. Miller. Earned runs
cincinnati s; louisville 3. Two base
hits-C- Miller, Ewing, Vaughn. G. Nil
ser. Three base hfts-Ewing. G. Smith
Stosen beses-G. Miller, Burke .: Nc
Phees Irwin, c. Miller, NcCreary. C.
Miller Clarke. Double plays-IcPhee
Ewing; Vaughn. McPhee. First base
On balls-By Foreman 5: By Frazer 3.
Struck Out-By Foreman l: by Fisher
L; by T Smith I. Wild pitches-Fore-
msn, Frazer. Umpire-Sher.dan
BEANEATERS u; Senator's s.
Boston, June 20.-Tle home team fell
On Mercer, the Senator's crack pitcher.
today. and made things 50 interesting
for ham that he was roemved at the
end Of the sixth. McJanes was also
al easy mark With the exception OF
P single inning Nichols was almost in
vincfIe. Camel was spiked by Tom
Brown. near the close Of the game and
was badly injured Score:
RHEI
Boston .......o21104o BIB ?
Washington % . 0 I 0 0 3 0 0-6 3
Batteries: Boston-NichoIs and Gan
gel, Telney; hington-Nercer. Nc
James and 2EcCauley. Earned runs
Boston s; Washington 4. Two base
hils-Sel Uacn. Three base hits-Nich-
ols Joyce. Home run-Demontrevtlle
Stolen bases-Hamiicon ,. Double plays
Joyce. Crouksc and Cartwright First
on baIls-By Nichols 3: Mercer 1 Nc
James ,. Hit by pitched balI-JoycA !
Struck out-I3y Nichols 1. Wild pitch !
Nichols. AIcJames.
PIRATES :: BROWNS 4
Pitts5urg Pa. June 2o-The game |
today was the scrappiest Of the season. |
All Of the tricks OF the game were used |
by both sides and several close decisions |
made much trouble FOR the umpire !
D0cohua kept the Pittsburgers guess |
ing with his slow ball but lost his cum /
ing IN the eleventh. The Browns hit 4
Foreman hard In the third. but had 4
rough shedding afterwards with Hughey !
sad Hawley. AttsdanCe $500. Score:
Ri z 1
Pittsburg .1oo0o1o1103- 71s a
ST. Lou.s...0 0 0 0 % 0 o. 10 q
Batteries: ACKNOWLEDGMENT. HUI /
ghey, Hswley and Merritt and H. Sug- /
den; St LcC5s--Do1ohUe and Murphy. /
Earned ruuS--PittsburE s: St. Louis , 4
Two basehits--LyOns, SuCdeu, D0wd. /
Parrot, Meyers, Cross. Double plays
Donovan and SuEden; Cross. Dowd and /
Coano-. Bases on baIls---Cff D0nohue
2: or HuEhey ,. hit by pitched ball
Hart. Meyers. Struck out--By Dono-
hue >; by Foreman .; by Hughey 4; by /
IIawIzy2 Passed baIls--Sugden .; Nur-
phy ! Wild pitch-Foreman. Umpire
-Wel5uan
GIANTS 6; BRIDEGROOAfS 3
Brooklyn. y. Y. June e0---Three 1t
tie hits Of Dad Clarke. best tells the
course Of the B-ooElvns' downfall this
afternoon. twas 6eub,fuI L the pitch
er was ever in better form. he shot
the ball over the plate with all his old
time speed and. with p-op- support.
would have shut out his opponents. Ken
nedy was hic hard all through the game
but good fielding prevented runs. he
met his Waterloo. however. n the
inning. after which Sce.a went
h 20 pitch- Score:
2 Il &
Brooklyn - Oooooo1O-S
New York. 0 % o 40 0-6Is
Batteries; B-Ooklyn--Esledy Stein
ard Grim: New Tork--W. II Clarke
and Wilson. Earned runs-Brooklya Q:
New York ;. First on baIIs-OT Ken
aedy >: Of Clarke . Struck out--By
Stein ! by Clarke 3 Home rT1r--fSsaz
son Tire nEaltrsn. Tier