The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
nRInIEs 14: PHILLIEs 3.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 22.--The Cham
MONS accompanied the Phillies back
home and took the fourth straight game
today by simply toying with Con Lucid
Meanwhile Hemming kept the locals
guessing. The visitors put up their
usual snappy game. Clark was sent to
the bench in the fourth for talking back
70 Umpire Hurst. Attendance $500.
Score:
philadelphia ..2o0oooe DO 3 /
Baltimore 80 3 o 3 0 |---14 20 2
Batteries: Philadelphia--Lucid and
Gray; MISUNDERSTANDING Clark and
Robinson. Earned runs---Philadeiphia
0: Baltimore 10. Two basehits---Thomp
son. Brodie. Hemming, Robinson, Reitz.
Three basehits---Grady, Keeler, Doyle.
Home run--Keeler. Stolen bases--Hu-
Len. Turner, Nash, Jennings. Reitz.
Struck out---Gr2dy, Lucid. Double palys
--Hemming. Jennings and Doyle; enn-
ings and Reitz. First on balls---Off Luz
cid 2; off Hemming 1. Fit by pitched ball
Grady. Clark Passed -balls--Clark.
Umpire---Hurst. Time---2:l5.
COLTS 8; REDS L.
Chicago, H., June 22.--Ehret pitched
curves that the locals were unable to
find safely today, but was unfortunate
in giving bases on balls. Two Of these
gifts came IN the eighth and were follow
ed by a wild throw by Vaughn and
muff by Hoy, resulting IN two runs and
the game. Hoy's error in the fifth also
helped the Colts to their other tally. At
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Chicago 80 10000 - 8 6 6
Cincinnati 30 90 90 % 0 o.
Batteries: Chica go--Griffith and Kit
ridge: Cincinnati--Ehret and Pietz and
Vaughn Earned runs--Cincinnat l.
Two basehits-Dahlen, McPhee. Burke,
>. Stolen ases---Lange, .; Ryan, Miller.
Double plays---Dahlen and Arson; Dab
len and Pfeffer; Smith and Ewing.
Struck out-By Griffith l; BY Ehret l.
Passed balls--Vaughn. Bases on balls
or Griffith l; off Ehret 4. Umpire
Lynch.
Colonies 5; BROWNS 1.
Louisville. KY, June 22.---The Browns
narrowly escaped a shut-out, their only
run being made on two bases on balls
and two errors. Hill pitched great bali
and in the third inning retired three Of
the Browns on strikes. Outfielder
Treadway was given his unconditional
release. Attendance $500. Score:
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louisville 80 ODDS s
St Louis. .....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l O. 3 !
Batteries: Louisville---Hll and War
ner; s. LoUis---Hart and Murphy. Earn
I'd runs--Louisville {. First on balls
of Hiu >: off Hart 6. Struck ou---By Hill
?; by Hart 1. Two basehits---Clarke,
Cassidy. AfoCreery. Stolen bases---War-
ner ,; Dexter, Cassidy; Eustace, O'Brien
Double pafys--O'Rrien. EusJace and
Cassidy: Eustance, O'Brien and Cassidy
Cross and Dowd. Umpire--Sheridan
SENATORS 4; BEANEATERS 5.
Boston. Mass. June 22.---Washington
defeated Boston in an eleven inning
game Tucker tied the score in the
eighth. putting the ball over the right
field fence with one man on bases, but
the Bostons were unable to score after
that Mercer pitched a fine game. only
six scattering hits being made ofhim.
Attendance 1900. Score:
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Washington 100000 oo1-4 II 8
Boston 20 0 / 90 0 > 0 0 0 O. 3 6 3
Batteries: Mercer and
Mcclure: Boston--Sullivan and Tenney.
Earned runs---Washingto >; Boston ,.
Two baSehits---Abbey. Home runs
Joyce. >: Tucker. Stolen bases---Cart-
wright. Rannon. First on balls---By
Mercer. 3; by Sullivan. 4. Struck out
BY Mercer, 1; by Sullivan l. Umpire
Emslie.
PIRATES 4: SPIDERS ..
Cleveland, D.. June 22--The Pirates
hit Young hard throughout the game.
while the Clevelands could not find Kill
len effectively. Attendance ! 800. Score:
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Cleveland 30 010o1 o. >
Pittsburg 80 5 0 0 90 Of Ola I
Batteries: Cleveland---Young and o.
Connor; Pittsburg--Eillen and Sudden.
Earned runs--Cleveland l; PittsburC
g. First on balls-Off Killen 3. Struck
out--By Young s: by Killen ,. Two base
hits--Smith. Stencil, Lyons. Stolen
bases---Donovan, Blerbauer. Sugden.
Double plays--Young. Mexican and Te-
beau: Mexican, ChiIds and O'Connor:
Childs and McGarr; Lyons and Merritt
Ely, Bierbauer and Merritt. Umpire
Weidman.
Western League Games.
St. Paul, Mimi. June 22.--Score:
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St, Paul-..-...O oOooO01o-l /
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