The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-01
CLEVELAND, y: ST. LOUIS, T.

CLEVELAND. u: ST. LOUIS, 4.
ST. Louis, Mo-, April 31-The Indians won
their first game this season by a score of
u TO l. Costly errors by the Browns were
responsible Medicine man Sockalexis knock
cd the ball over the centerfield fence, one
of the longest hits ever made on the home
grounds. Attendance 2,40o Score:
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ST Louis. .....00 31oo0o-4 6
Cleveland ........-..--2 l o ] 2 o PIP y
Batteries: st. Louis-Hutchinson. Kis-
singer and Murphy; Cleveland-Wilson and
O'Connor. Earned runs-St. Louis 8: Gle
velaad, 3. Sacrifice h!ts-Cross. SockalexiS,
Ch:lds, .; Wallace, O'Connor. Two basehits
-DoWd. Mexican. Three basehits-Cross,
kisinger. Home runs-Hartman, Sockal-
exis. Stolen bases-Cross, Childs Wallace.
Double plays-Mckean. Tebeau. First base
on balls-Of Hutchinson, p; off K:ssinger.
!: off Wilson, 4. HIT by pitched ball-Bur-
kett. Sockalexis, 2. Struck out-By Hutch
inson, ]; by K:s:nger. !; by Wilson, ]. Wild
p.tches-Wilson. l. Passed balls-O'Conno
Umpire-McDonald.
LOUISVILLE, 3: CHICAGO. .
Louisville, KY, April 30-Frazer kept the
Colts guessing today, and they did not
score until the eighth inning, when base
on balls, double and an error gave them
two runs. Both teams fielded brilliantly
ard two lightning double plays by the Colts
~1nfeid robbed the Colonies of several scores
Attendance $500. Score:
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Louisville .........o21ooo0o o-s1l .
Chicago ...............0 0 0 0O2O-2 0
Batteries: Louisville-Frazer and Wilson;
Chica go-Callahan and Arson. Earned runs
Louisville, . First base On balls-On
Frazer, 4; off Callahan. !. Struck out-By
Frazer, I; by Callahan, 5. Three baseh;ts-
Johnson, Werden, Ryan. Two basefits-
Decker. Stolen bases-Clingman, Dahlen.
Double plsys-Everett, Dahlen and Decker;
Dahlen and Pfeffer; Callahan. Dahlen and
Decker. Passed balls-Anson. Umpire
McDermott.
BALTIMORE, 8; NEW YORK. 3.
Baltimore. Nd, April 3o-The Champions
took the second game Of the series from the
Giants much as they pleased, although the
game at times looked close In the fourth
inning, Keller made a phenomenal catch
u Beckleys long hit, but the next one in
his garden was from Seymours bat, and,
bounding over the fence. scored the only
home run made this season. Attendance
e.726. Score:
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Baltimore ...........1 oo121oO.-5 s Il
New York. o 2000-3 s 81
Batteries: Batirore-Hoffer and Clarke;
Nav York-Sulivan and Warner Earned
tuns-New York. .: Baltimore. >. Two base
hits-Seymour. Three baseh.ts-ReitZ. Home
runs-Seymour Stolen bases-Keeler. :;
Jennings. First base on balls-Off Hoffer,
2 Struck out-By Sullivan, /: by Hoffe-.
I, Passed balls-Clarke, l. Wild pitches
Sullivan. !. Umpire-Lynch.
PHILADELPHIA. 5; BROOKLYN, ..
Philedalphia, Pa, April S0.-Philadelphia
defeated Brooklyn today in pretty battle
of pitchers. Mcmahon, late of Baltimore,
pitched his first game of the season. as did
also Wheeler In no inning were more than
two hits made off either pitcher The two
runs scored by Brooklyn were made by
men who had reached first on balls and
then scored through wild throws. Attend
hnce 400. Score:
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Philadelphia ....oooeo11o0L5 S Il
Brooklyn .............0 2 o o 0000-2 /
Batteries: Philadeiphia-Wheeler and
Clements: Brooklyn-McMahon and Grim.
Earned runs--Philadelphia. . Two base
Chance. Double plays-Hallman. Gillen
ana Boyle First base on balls-Of Wheel
er. 3: off Mcmahon. g. Hit by pitched bal;
Mailman. Struck out-By Wheeler. 5:
by Mcmahon. 4. Wild pitches-McMahcn
Sacrifice hits-Cross. Wheeler. Umpire
Ems.e.
WASHINGTON, ;; BOSTON. 5.
Washington. D. g.. April So-Wa shington
gained lead today on combination of
battery errors. but was overtaken when
Camel started off with his three baseht.
followed by two sacrifices and two singles.
After playing the tenth inning. Umpire
Hurst called the game on account of dark
ness The management today released
Pitchers Ashe and Kimball and Outfielder
Lush. Attendance 2,0oa. Score:
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Washington DO OO01o0o-S 0l
Boston .............00 0000-312 81
Batteries: Neutrality-suspicious. and Nc
CURE: Boston-Sulvan and Camel Earn
ed runs-Boston. !. Three basehits-Gan-
eel Stolen bases-Re:lly. Brown. >: Hamil-
ton. = First base on balls-Oh McaJmes.
.; of Sullivan, s. Hit by pitched ball
Reilly. Struck -out-By McJames 5: by
Sullivan. 3. Passed balls-Ganzel, . Wild
fitches-McJames. .. Sacrifice h,ts-Ter-
ney, Long. CANCEL. Umpire--Hurst.