The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-06

Batteries: PfctsbrrgLTannehili and Sug-
den: LouisvillNHiu and Wilson. Earned
runs-P,tsburg. !: Louisville. l. Two base
nits-Donovan. McCreary: Three baseaiis-
Paddeu- Double p,ays-Tannehili. Ely and
Lyons. First base on balls-OR Hill. J. Hill
by pitched baIl-Sm:th. Lyons. Struck out
By Tannehill. 4; by Hi. 2 Umpire-Sheri-
dan.
ST LOUIS. .: CHICAGO. Z
Chicago. Ills. Nay Sin but one inning
were the Colts able TO hit Donohue TO a6-
vantage, while the Browns punched the.s
hits in four different innings. finally WIN
ming out in the ninth on two singles, a
double and Connor's fourth hit. crirlst.
The fielding on both SIDES was nliserab,s
ard the game throughout uninteres:ing. At
tendance $40. Score:
RHE
Chicago ..............Ioseoo a
- Louis .....-....-..1 ! ! o 3 OooSs Is
Batteries: Chicas o-Grifith and K:ttr!ds:
S. Lo1is-Donohue and Mcfarland. Earn
ed runs-Ch.cago. 3; St Louis. 5. Two
Donohue. Three basehits-THrner, Connor.
Sacrifice hits-Lange. B.erbausr. Dahlea.
Stolen bases-Thornton. Decker. Griffith.
Cross. Struck out-8y Griffith. Z: BY Dono-
I,onohue. 3 Wild pitch-ponohue- Hit with
bat-Douzlas. Umpre-O'Day.
CINCINNATI. J: CLEVELAND. .
Cleveland. O.. May 5-The Reds and In
dams played very even ard interesting
game today. Both pitchers did good work.
Cincinnati got a two-bagger and a single
together. and made two runs. Clevelands
batted fairly well. but could lot pace tie
hits together. Attendance 700. Score:
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Cleveland ...........oo,ooo e-aI5 .
Cincincnau ........--.0 o 0 90 o. ; .
Batteries: Cievslanc-vIlson and thinner
Observation-Disclosures and iPetz. Earned
run-Cleveland, 2: Cincinnati !. First
3. Struck ous-By Wilson. 4: by Damnan.
3 Home runs-Sockalex.s- Three baseh.ts
blake Two based.t@yaughn. Burke
Sacrifice hits-Blake, Wilson Stolen bases
wallace. Hoy; Miller. Double plays
Sockalexis 70 thinner. Hit by pitched ball
by Wilson. l; by panman. L Umpire
McDernott and Mcdonald.
BOSTON, 7: PHILADELPHIA. 5.
Boston. Mass. May 5.-The Bostons de-
feated the Philadelphias again today. the
5home team punching tneir hits in the sew
enth. Young StaAl again distinguished HIN
self with his stick. while Mailman and GIL
len folded well for the visitors. Attendance
$500. Score:
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Boston ............o0 o 2o40.T Is I
Philadelphia ..--.------ o 90 o @ -
Batteries: Boston-Lswis and Camel.
PtiladeIphia-Orth and Clements Earned
runs-Boston, 3; Philadelphia. z Two base
hits-CcoIey. Bases on balls-By Lewis.
Delehs nty. 3: Orth. ellen; by Ortiz. Levi.
Stolen bases-Hamiiton, Lowe. Long. StshL
Struck out-By Lewis. l. Umpire-Ensli--
BROOKLYN, 5: BALTIMORE. J.
Brooklyn. y. L. May 5.-Superb pitching
by Kennedy. brilliant work BY the he.6srs.
and ability 70 hit Pond az opportune mo-
nents contributed a victory FOR Brooklyny
today. The heavy hitting OF the Orioie.
could only land FIVE times on kennedy's
curves. and had II not been :or Shi1dls's
error in the ninth. the ore run scored n
that inning by Baltimore would not have
been made Attendance SEQ. Score:
RHE
Brooklyn ........eIi0eo -5l2 ,
Baltimore .....---..0 400 esof-3 I
Batteries. Brooklyn-Kenre1y ant Grim.
Paitinore-Pond and Robinson. Earned
runs-Brookiyn. 2 Two oasehits-Azse--
SOL First base on baIls-Ey Kennedy. !:
BY Pond J. St-uck ogt-By Kennedy. :.
By Pond. I Sacrifice hits-Kennedy- I'M
p.re-Hurst.
CANES POSTPONED.
Washington. D. c.. May The WASH
ingtcr-Nez York game has been postponed
OF account OF wet gro11Ga-