The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-02
Played. Won. Lost. PFC,

Ne" YORK, CD: PITTSBURG, 0 0D.
New York, June Umpire McDermott
gave this afternoons game to New York
| IN the latter part of the sixth inning, be-
cause the Pirs tes refused to play ball. The
game had been characterized by the kick
ing of killen and Donovan on points az
to which they DID not agree with McDer-
mott. With the score 20 0 in the sixth,
| hte Giants got on to Killen and hammered
out three good singles and a double. which
| Melted them four runs. With Holmes on
| first, Wilson hit to PaGden. Padden fun.
| bled the ball. and when he regained II he
! tired to touch Holmes. He then threw
! the ball to first too late to catch Wilson
! McDermott declared both men safe. and the
entire club left the field and Surrendered
the umpire. killen was sent to the bench
ana the men were ordered to their posi-
IONS AS they continued to kick. McDer-
Inott declared the banie in favor Of New
YORK. to O. Nobody was out when the
game was called, and two men were on
bases. Both teams played poor ball DON
heAy was hit on the arm in the third In
hlhg, and was replaced by Bard1er. Score.
Ri E
ii'tsporS '..... ...-.-.,....S Q o II 2
Batteries-New York: Doheaey and War
ner; Pittsburg: kilIen and Sugden. Al
tendance, leo. Umpire-McDermott
PHILADELPHIA, z; LOUISVILLE, 2
Philadelphia. June philadelphia defeat
ec Louisville today in a game that was
repIete with sensational field plays. The
most noteworthy features were running
catches by McCreery, Clarke, Cooley, and
Geier. and a one-handed catch of a wlidly.
thrown bail by Nash. Clark's drop of La
Joie's hit In the seventh, when two were
our, was followed by hitting which netted
four uns. Mailman and Harley will join
the st. Louis club at New York tonror-
row. Dowd comes to Philadelphia; Grady
does net figure In the deal. Attendance,
1,510. Score:
Louisville .. .........OoO oo11oo2 6 =
Philadelphia 100 0 o 0040 "-71O 81
Batteries-Louisville: Cunningham and
Dexter, Philadelphia: Wheeler and BOYLE.
Umpire: Mcdonald.
BROOKLYN, z; CLEVELAND, q
Brooklyn, n. Y, June 1.-The BrooKlyns
and Clevelands were scheduled to play two
games for one admission at Eastern Park
this afternoon. The first game was about
TO begin WREN heavy shower passed over
the grounds. leaving them in such condi-
ton as to make play impossible. After a
wait OF nearly two hours the regular SEIZED
uled game began. Score:
RHEl
Brooklyn =. -.........0 02os0s-7 ii
Cleveland ...... 100 100000 o. 8 81
Batteries Brooklyn: Kennedy and Grim;
Cleveland: McDermott and thinner UNI
pire: Sheridan. |
BCSICN, LIZ; ST. LOUIS, 6-S.
Boston, June 1.-The Bostons took both |
games today with ridiculous ease St |
Louis played hfeless ball. The visitors |
pitchers were batted almost at VIII. and a |
number Of the home team improved the op- |
portunity to fatten their batting averages.
Score:
RHE
Boston 80. ...... so103os-14 is 2
ST. Louis $50 o o 90 3+6
Batteries-Boston: Lewis and Camel: ST.
Louis: Donohue and Mcfarland. Umpire.
ODay.
Second game RHE
Boston $3.50. ......21100 '-12 20 q
ST. Louis .............0 o Q002 90
Batteries-Bos:on: Sullivan and Yeager;
St: Louis: kiss'rger and Murphy. Umpire:
O'Day. ATTENDANCE, 2,50a.