The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-03
cago Win-Western Scores.
BROOKLYN IN ST LOFTS I

Brooklyn, y. Y, June 2-When the ST.
4 Louis bail team appeared at Eastern park
! this afternoon, Tommy Down was missing
| and in his place was Mailman, of the Phil
| lies. Harley, another Quaker player, COW
cred center, and Cross, Turner and Hart
| man were almost the only players IN their
regular positions. The change did little
good. however. as tie home team won in a
| walk Attendance LII. Score:
Ri E
Brooklyn 10 /
Batteries: Brooklyn. Daub, Fisher and
Grim, Rurrell; st. Louis, Hart and Nc
Far,and. Umpire-Sheridan.
BALTIMORE TO- CINCINNATI 4.
Baltimore, Nd, June 1.-The Champions
took very kindly TO the delivery of three
OF the Cincinnati pitchers today, and bat
ted cut victory in the fourth inning scor-
ing five runs. Breitenstein was being ham,
rnered all over the field, when he was spik-
ed while covering first base. Ehret, who
succeeded him, lasted but two innings, az
ter Which Dwyer was given a trial. with
little better success. Bowerman got an
ugly cut in the forehead from a foul tip,
but was able to play the game through.
Attendance 1855. Score:
RHE
baltimore .............U y . l ] "-W II
Cincinnati .......--....1 20 0 o. 4
Batteries: Baltimore, Nops and Bower
man: Cincinnati. Breitenstein. Ehret, Dwy-
er and Schriver. Umpires-Hurst, Lynch.
LOUISVILLE z, NEW YORK 4.
New York, uJne New York lost the
game to Louisville this afternoon in the
eighth inning. Up to that time the Giants
had the game well in hand and were going
easily. Stafford and Rogers were present
ed with floral horseshoes when they came TO
the bat for the first time. Attendance q
800. Score:
RHE
New York ...........o 030O000-4 9 4
Louisville ...."..-..0 OIL 1O005-7 0
Batteries: New York, Meekin, Clarke and
Warner; Louisville Hemming and Wilson.
Cmpjre-McDermott.
PITTSBURG S. PHILADELPHIA q
Philadelphia, Pa, June 2.-Hugmey pitch
ed a steadily effective game for Pfttsburg
this afternoon, the six hits made off his
delivery being scattered through five inn
ings. and the Phillies were consequently
easy victims. Orth was hit harder than
the score indicates, particularly in the in
nings in which the visitors scored Pitcher
Carsey and Catcher Grady have been ex-
cxhanged for Catcher Mcfarland Of ST.
Louis. Grady is willing TO go to st. Louis,
but Carsey declares that ne will not If
the latter remains obdurate, the deal may
be blocked. Attendance 1880. Score:
RHE|
Philadelphia ....ooo1ooooE2 8
Pittsburg .........0C $4,000 Is 10 l
Batteries: Philadelphia. Orth and Boyle,
Pttsburg, Hughey and Sugden. Umpire
Mcdonald.
CHICAGO 6. WASHINGTON 5.
Washington, D. c., June 2.-Washington
lost today because of two m;sjudged balls
in the first inning, one of which should have
been scored put-out and the other a SIN
gle, but both of which resulted in triples.
Attendance 1850. Score:
RHE
Washington ..........1 0 2 % o I o. 3 10 5
Chicago ...............3 o % o 000 226
Batteries: Washington McJames and Far
rell; Chicago, Denzer, Griffith and Dono-
hue. Ump.re-Emslie.
BOSTON q, CLEVELAND 8.
Boston, Mass, June 1.-The Bostons to-
day, through terrific batting in the first in
ming and Wilson's wildness in the second,
made total of fourteen runs before Cleve
land realized that the game had begun.
klobdanz was practically invincible aftef
the first inning, while all the home team
still further fattened their batting averages
Attendance 4000. Score:
RHE
Boston .........-.s6 90 zoos I'll %
Cleveland .............3 O 0 o o 90 00-3 )
Batteries: Boston. Klobdanz and Bergen;
-O'Day.