The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-04
JOE GOES STARRING
PUG J1M's BROTHER is A TREASURE
TO TIE CHAMPIONS.


Weather is Unpropitious and There is
Talk of Stringing Out the Series Be
tween the Monument City and the
Spiders Town-Tebean is Unable to be
In the Game.
Baltimore, Oct 3-'Brother Joe" Cor
bett was the star in today's Temple Cup
game, and under his skillful generalsnlp
the Orioles took the second game OF the
series with quite as much ease as they oia
the game Of yesterday.
The crowd was again provokingly small
owing no doubt to the threatening weatn-
er. Captain Tebeau was not able TO play,
and ii is now said that his injuries are o.
such nature as to preclude the propaoA-
!ty Of his taking part in Monday s game
which, by the way, may not De piayeo Ii
Baltimore. The slim attencance mere mas
so greatly discouraged the players that
there is strong talk of playing the tnird
game either in Pittsburg or Cincinnati,
euroute to Cleveland, and If the baseball
cranks Of the first city do not turn out
In greater numbers than they have in
Baltimore, It is not unlikely that another
of the games may be fought out on
neutral grounds. Todays contest was
one-sided TO degree that deprived i. IF
much of its interest, although it aoounde
al sOod plays. he score IelAS the Soy.
The gal.'e ~as called Oh accotNt OF dacA-
RHE
Baltimore .............o 0 0 201 o 10 l
Cleveland ..............0 o 0 o. 2 3
Observation-Disclosures Corbett and Rob
insoa; cleveland, thinner and Wal
lace. Earned runs-Balumore 8, Cleye-
land 2 BaSehits-McKean. Three-base
hits-Keeler Sacrifice hits-ReitZ. Stolen
r1(xv Ion afracr
First base on baDs-On Corbett ,, on Wal
lace 2 Hit by pitched ball-By Wallace
1. Struck out-By Corbett 4, by Wallace
{ Wild pitches-C1orbett 2 wallace /
Sheridan. Attendance 3.l0o.
Trouble in the " estern League
milwaukee,. Oct. 3.-Another baseball
war Is on. but ii viii not reach the pro
portions that the Brotherhood war in 1Syl
did TINS time il is between John 7.
Brush of the Indianapolis club ana John
Goodnow Of the Minneapolis club on one
side and the remaining six members OF the
Western league on the other. Notwitn-
standing reports 20 the contrary, MeSSrs-
Brush and Goodnow have made apphca-
ton to the National league board 90 have
projection Withdrawn from the Western
league on the ground that the agreement
entered into with the National league mas
been violated in more than one instance
and they ask In return that protection
Ing another league similar to the West
ern league with the, exception that they
elect with the cities they may desire.
When it became evident that there was
trouble ahead for the Western league,
President Johnson called a meeting OF the
managers IN Milwaukee for this morn
ing. Manning and Oolnisky could not al
tend, for the reason that they could not
possibly reach Milwaukee In time. q. ID.
Vanderbretk arrived here last evening,
and with President Johnson held con-
ference IN the office of Attorney kElilea-
They nsppec out their plan OF aeIon,
which wifi be 70 vigorously oppose Brush
and Qoocnow before the board OF the Ma
tional league. MessrS- johnson and KILL
lea were appointed q committee TO go 10
New York and plead their case before the
beard They left at o. crock this after
noon for Chicago, and after a conference
with Jim Hart of the Chicago club, they
will start for New York and reach there IN
time to attend the meeting OF the board
Mt the Fifth Avenue hotel Monday morn
ing. 1t Is certain that should the Ma
tional league board decide to withdraw
protection from the Western league an
Injunction viii be secured at once pre-
venting the carrying ont of the proposed
plans.
The latest story IN regard to the war Is
20 the effect that q new league VIII be
formed and that the eastern circuit Will
be made of Chicago, Indianapolis, Column
bus and another good city near the Ohio
hne- The western END would inciude MIL
waukeS, eapOlS, anu
St Paul or Des Moines.
Louisville Races.
Louisville, KY, Oct 3.-After having
raced from morning 20 night during the
last three days, the promoters OF the
Louisville Driving and Fair association
meet found il necessary TO continue the
program over Monday. Results:
In the 2:14 class trotting, purse $500,
Walter S won second, third ana fourtn
A. p-71lk Eunyx1nn
ond; Dentine third Axtell, Minuet, Julia
Coulter and Marblehead also started:
In the 2:3O class. pacing, purse $500. Elem
or won third, fourth and fifth heats. Best
time 2:1434; Edgar II, second; Charley G,
third Sir Ed, Jack. w H G. Red, Joe
Mooney, Charley. Alice W, George T, Her
meric and 10 Bristow also started.
In the 2:l5 class trotttng, purse Sl.co,
New Castle won third, fourth and fifth
heats Best time 2:12; Cut Glass, second;
Maud Wright, third. Birdie Clay, Palermo
and Ida Greenlander also started.
In the 2:lO class, pacing, purse $500, after
six heats, in which Nicol B, Colonel
Thornton and Giles Noyes won two each,
the money was divided between the scor-
ers Best time 2:101a- Gazette. Lucy
pan, Princess Eulahe, Earlmont, Dick
Wilkes, Colonel Bert, RiDaldo. Belle L,
Bullmont. Tommy Brown and Hal Cargo
$50 started.
Red Pointer and Fanny Ho -..an won one
heat each and divided first money. Best
time 2a7. Lynn Bourbon and Minting d.
vided second money. Kate McGregor.
Margaret c. Orenia, Ross and Judge Rice
also started.
Gentry Does No Better Than 2:OS.
Readville. Mass, Oct. S-John r. Gentry
failed to break the worlds record today.
but paced a mile in e:0S. Time by quar-
ters: 81, 1:ol1s. l:S2, 2:oS
Yankee Runner il Defeated
l. ~
English champion runner. defeated
Thomas p. Coneff, the American cham
pion in the three-mile run this afternoon
on the track Of the Balls bridge ground:
$40 yards. The time was 10 minutes,
g SIS seconds. The race thus decided is
the first of a series of three events, for
500 q side in each case, IN which bacon
and Coreff are TO compete The second
race IS TO take place at Manchester and
the distance VIII be one mile. The third
race. distance two miles. may take place
at Glasgow. Coneff has been under the
club. Of Boston, and Bacon has been
hooked after by William Cummings Who
was az one time a rival Of W. q. George.
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He is Thankful