The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-27

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 26--Seven
tickets TO first base and five wild pftches
;fql the story of today's game, Whach
vas captured by Minneapolis. Wiley
C.avis was very wild and Wood, his
catcher. mad two passed balls. The
Witness of Davis was partially due to
MS effort to save Wood, who is badly
plunged up, and yet the only catcher on
ahe team, Buckley having been forced
put on Friday with a split hand In
iianapolts outbatted the Millers and
night have won but for the wretched
battery work The fielding was better
than IN the two first games for the cup.
The series stands: Indianapolis, 2; Min
neapolis, l. The attendance was 1928.
Score:
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INDIANAPOLIS oe11oo01 o-s II 2
Minneapolis 20 L o o % 0+-6 1
Batteries: Indianapolis-Davis and
Wood; neapolis-Hutchinson and
Schrfver. Earned runs-Indianapolis 1;
Minneapolis, 1.
BRIDEGROOMS, IS; PHILLIES, 10.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept 26.-The base
hall season came to a close in this city
today by Brooklyn defeating the Phil
lies The game was a smuggling matn
throughout, in which the visitors got
shade the better of the locals in oppor
tune hitting Both teams played a good
fielding game. Daub waws taken out
Of the box in the fourth, after the locals
had touched him up for four singles and
three o-baggers. Attendance 2,700.
Score:
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Philadelphia ...oo 412o3 DO 20 2
Brooklyn .O2 2 2 2 2 1 *-13 q 2
Batteries: Philadelphia-Carsey and
Grady; Brooklyn-Daub Payne and
Grim Earned runs-Philadelphia 6;
Brooklyn, 10
GIANTS, 10; ORIOLES, 1.
New York, Sept 26.-The baseball sea-
On ended in New York today with the
game between the New Yorks and the
Champions, and the New Yorks won al
most as they pleased, and will finish at
the top of the second division Today's
game was called In the seventh inning
on account Of darkness. Score:
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baltimore ....1 0 o 0 90 Clio 4
New York. u 8 o 0 do IA o
Batteries: Ba7timore-Pond and Rob-
lIason; New York-Meekin and Ward
Earned runS-Baltimore. |; New York, 2.
BEANEATERS, 9; SENATORS, 1.
Boston, Mass, Sept 26.-The Bostons
I.i2yed splendid ball today and wont the
isst game of the season with credit over
the Senators. Klobdanz was an enig-
ma, as the Washingtons did not consec-
Ttively hit him in any inning. The heavy
stick work of the Bostons was the fea-
:ure. Attendance 5,O83 Score:
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Washington ...oo01 oo-1 l
Boston ....0 0 4 2 o o 0 3-91S 2
Batteries: Washing and Far
-lell; Boston-KloIbdanz and Bergen.
Earned runs-Boston, 6.
BROWNS, z; PIRATES, 3.
St Louis, Mo-, Sept. 26.-In their last
game of tine season in this city the Pr
rates went to sleep and never woke up.
Horton pitched good game, but his
support was miserable. The game wa.
called at the end of the seventh inning
on account Of darkness. Score:
ST. Louis. 81
Pittsburg ..........0 o 0 o 0-3 5 4
Batteries: st. Louis-Hart and Nc
Farland; Pittsburg-Horton and Sug-
den Earned runs-St. Louis, 8; Pitts
burg, 3.
SPIDERS. 5; Colonies, ?.
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 26.-The visi-
tors were unagle to hit Young today,
and but for wild pitch IN the seventh,
they would have been shubout. Attend
ance 1000 Score:
r II E
Cleveland 100 90 o 0'-3 10 ]
Louisville 80 0 0 o o 0 o % 5 /
Batteries: Cleveland-Young and o.
Common; Louisville-Herman and Dexter
Earned runs-Cleveland. l.
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