The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-14
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Cleveland. July 13-This was the day
5llowed Captain Tebeau TO pay his
fine but he has rot paid IT. Manager
Erwin and Captain Gleason, OF the
New Yorss. were served with the in
Junction obtained by President Robin
son bec5re the game begun. as was
Umpire Hurst. Irwin said at first ne
would not play the game with Tebeau
In IL, whereat Deputy Sheriff Stepen-
keeper sad ne would have to arrest
,ii-n for c0n5anpt OF court. Irwin
concluded he would play but would
protest the game. Then Robinson tel
egrapl,d Presd dent YouDg TO be infor-
med w-her any such protest IS received
Irwin then viii be arrested for con-
tempt cf court The Cleve7ands played
a very poor game and New York won
II in the fifth, while II was raining.
IN The Cleveiand1S half Of the fifth the
umpire called the game. Score:
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Cleveland .........0 o1-2 0
New York ....-..1 90 o As 4 !
batteries: Cleveiand-Cuppy and Zim-
me-; New York-Suliivan and Wilson.
Ilarned rlIns-CGeveband l; New York
g. First on beal-On Sullivan /. Struck
o1--By CUppy l; by Sullivan 9; 1.-TWO
ba5-e ait-Stafford .; ChFlds, Cuppy.
S-clen bzses-Gieascn. DAVIS. Wild
p-tcAsS-Cuppy 1. Umpire-Hurst
COLTS 9; PHILLIES s.
Ch.cagn, July 13.-Delehauty's terrific
h4iting- was the feature OF the game to
day and probably saved his team from
coat OF wlite~ash. ae no one else
CClld hit Terry. At the bat five times
r. Tined out a single and four clean
home runs. scoring seven OF his teams
rgE's. Both reSzuus played we'll in the
field Attendance 400. Score:
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Chicago .....104o4o .-9l1 2
philadelphia 21oO3 o1o1-s 1
Batter.e-a: ChicageTerry and Dono-
hue; PhiIa5elphA-Garvln and Glenn
eu,cs. EarnSd runS-Chicago :: PhiIa-
Gelplfa ). Two base hits-Lange, Ter
r.. Decker. Thompson Three base
thits-Lanse, Fs;effeT. Home runs
Del@tdnty 4. Stolen bases-E>veriot.
2; Dahlih .; Lange, Ryan, Hallman,
Merees. Double r5iays-Hulen, Hall
man and Delzlanty; Struck out-By
Terry ;; by Calvin 4. Bases on balls
Of Terry 3; of GaTv1n ;. Wild pitch
-Taryin- Htt with bai-CIenents>
UEnpir@Enslie
REANBATERS s; PIRATES 6.
Pitts5urg. July I3.-Lyons' errors and
a 5s'-ttng streak Of the Bottom in the
eighth defeated the home team. AT
tendance 1850. Score:
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Pt5urg ..e o1o 200 o1-6 8 5
B1tcn ......1 , 2001 0 0 O. II 4
Ratt5-s: Kiuen and Sugden; Bos-
tcn-SuIJvan end Bergen Earned
-P5-bsburg /; Boston 3. TWO base
ktrs-E'y. Mack. Duffy, Three base
hils-DsJnovau. Beckley, Bergen Sto-
len basaS-Lyons. Duffy. Double plays
Ely. Trll5y, and Beckley; Donovan and
Mack: Bufy and Bergen. Base on
baIls-Og sullivan {; of Kilien 1.StrJck
nut-Beckley. Ksllen =; Harrington. Sui
uvan. Umpire-Betts.
REDS :: BRIDBGROOMS 5.
Cfncfnaaai. July I3-Cincinnati won a
rather close game from Brooklyn today
by punched hitting. The only error
Of TIE game cost nothing but every
base on balis resulted in q run Payne
took Kenne>7y's place in the box ar the
beginning of the fiflh inning. Attend
snce 2.7O0. Score:
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Cinoinna-i ...-5 y" II
Brooklyn 80 Il 0 o 0 . O. 5 u o
Batteries: Cincinnati-Fisher and
GRAY: Brooklyn-Keunedy. Payne and
Grim Earned runs-C!ncinna-i 5:
R-oolSivn 4. Two base hi5s-Nfiler.
h-
Smith. stolen bsSes-Miller. Daily.
DoublA plavs-Smith. NcPhee and Ew-
ing; Smith and Gray. First on balls
BY Fisher |; by Kennedy 5. Passed
balls-G-irl. Umpire-Sheri6an.
ORIOLES Il: COLONIES 5.
Louisville. jury IS.-The CoJone,s
.nada a good start in the frs Snning
today. but after that they could not
touch Henring. The Orioles hascsed
Frazer freely. Miller started to catch
for the home team but was truck in
the eye by a thrown bail and had to re-
tsrei the frs inning. he VIII be out
% Lile game for several days. Attend
ence 200. Score:
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Baltimore - oos5 I-12 10 !
louisville ...-5 0 0 Q Q Q 0 0 0-5 ;
Batteries: Femming and Clark; Fra
Miller and Ktuslow. Earned runs
Baftinsore !: Louisville l Firsc on
i,alIs-OH Frazer (; OF Hemmt7g /
Struck out-By Henm-ng !; BY Frazer
J Three base haus-AlcCresry. Two
taSe hics-Doyie, Hemuing- stolen
basas-KeIiy >. Donne1ly. Jennings.
IcCrsery Doubie plays-Nickln
Crooks and Rogers: Crooks and Rog-
e-s; Frazer. Crooks and Rogers; Crooks
Rogers s.nd Kinsiow. Hit BY pitcher
hesiso Wild pstch-F'razer. assed
bSll-N;Eer. Cmyi. .re-NIcFarlan
BROWNS 5; SENATORS 1.
ST. Louis. July tS.-A Twelve inning
game was played coisy By the Browns
and Senator's. resulting n victory
for the former by a small margin
L was a pitchers bactle. IN which esoA
was wei supported. Attendance I 600
Score:
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s. L ..11ooe H5u /
wasa'n $1,000 0eO00-4 >
Batteries: St Louis-Hart and Muir
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