The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-29
CINCINNATI 8: CLEVELAND. q

| CINCINNATI, 5; CLEVELAND, Q.
| Cincinnati, o., April 2s-The Reds made
| it straight today by shutting out Tebeau's
| Indians. The visitors could do nothing with
| Damman. the young left-handed pitcher Of
the Reds. Attendance 800. Score:
RH E
! Cincinnati ......020 00021'-5 10
Cleveland .....00 5000 % ]
Batteries: Cincinnati-Damman and Pietz;
| Cleveland-Cuppy and O'Connor Two base
! hits-Burke Tebeau. Three basehi,s-Mc-
| Phee. Stolen bases-Irwin. First base on
| balls-Of Damman, 8; OFF Cuppy, l. Struck
| out-By Damman, !. Ump;re-Sheridan.
| PITrrSBNRG. .: LOUISVILLE, l.
| Louisville, KY, April 2s.-The Pirates
stopped the Colonies winning streak today.
| He'll pitched a better game than Hawley.
| but two misplays by the home team were
fatal. Attendance $50. Score:
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P:ttsburg .....1 000o10s-2 Q
| Louisville ............0 0 0 100 0-1
Batteries: P:ttsburg-Hawley and Mer-
rift; Louisville-H:ll and Wilson. Earned
runs-Lousville, !. First base on balls
OF Hill, /: off Hawley. 5. Struck out--By
H:ll. l; by Hawley, 2. Two basehits-MeT-
r:tt, Clarke. Sacrifice hits-McCreary, and
Johnson. Stolen bases-Picker.ng, Clarke.
Umpire-McDermott.
BOSTON, 6; PHILADELPHIA, 5.
Philadelphia, Pa, April 2S.-Boston de-
feated Philadelphia today in the most IN
teresting game of the series. This IS Bos-
tons first victory and Philadelphia first
defeat. Philadelphia had rather new team
in the field. Cross and Grady were pu IN
on account of the left-hand pitcher and
Boyle took Lajoie's place. the latter having
split finger. F:feld pitched his first game
and showed up in league form. His field
Eng errors, however, were costly. Boston
played a good steady game. Gierer and
Taylor struck out In the ninth inning. At
tendance 3,2SS. SCcors
Philadelphia ....."..111o020 0o-5 10 5
Boston ................2 001O21 Sc
Batteries: Philadelphia-Fifield and Ora
dy; observation-disclosures and Weaker. Earned
runs-Philadelphia, 2; Boston, . Two base
hits-Delehanty, Cross, Tenney, Stahl.
Three basehits-Delehanty. Stolen bases
balls-Off Fifie!d. 5; off Klobdanz. T. Struck
out-By Fifield, l; by Klobdanz 4. Sacri-
fee hits-Nash, Hamilton, Fsfeld. UNI
pire-Hurst.
CHICAGO. s; ST. LOUIS. s.
ST. Louis. No. April 2s-Both teams play
ed poorly today, and the game was slow
and uninteresting. The Browns had no
trouble in stealing bases on Pop Arson,
and his passed balls nearly lost the Colts
the game, which was called at the end Of
the eighth inning on account Of rain. At
tendance 1000. Score:
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st. Louis. . O 0 0 0 l o. 10 ?
Chicago .................O 3 0 0 o. .
Batteries: St. Louis-Hart and McFar-
land; Chcago-Griffith and Arson. Kilt
ridge. Two notwithstanding. Dahlen.
Three Dissatisfaction. Thornton. Sacri-
flee hits-Bierbauer. Stolen bases-Doug
las 2; Dowd. Turner. Common, 2. Hartman,
.: Dahlen, Pfeiffer. Double plays-Dahlen
ard Arson. First base on balls-Off Hart
6; off Griffith. 3. Struck out-By Griffith,
. Passed balls-Anson, s. Wild pitches
Hart, /; Griffith /. Umpire-McDonald.
BALTIMORE, Is: BROOKLYN. g.
Baltimore, Nd, April 2S.-The Orioles to-
day won the odd game of this series from
Brooklyn. Both teams batted well, but the
excellent base running on the part of the
home team piled up their score. Base steal
ing on the part of the Champions was the
feature. they having no less than fifteen to
their credit. Attendance 3,ols. Score:
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Baltimore ...........0241 3210'-l3 Is 2
Brooklyn .............1 O01 o O. S Il 3
Batteries: Baltimore-Corbett and Clarke;
Earned runs-Baltimore. 5: Brooklyn. o.
Two basehits-Keeler, Stencil. Kennedy.
Stolen bsses-Jones, Kelly. 4; Doyle, STEM
Eel, 2: Clarke. Corbett. Keller, .; Reitz.
Jennings. Double plays-Quinn. Keller 10
Doyle. First base on balls-Oh Corbett. 8;
off Kennedy. ). Hit by pitched ball-Jen-
n;ngs. Struck out-By Corbett. . Wild
pitches-Corbett. Sacrifice hits-G. Smith.
Ump:re-Emsie.
NEW YORK. II: WASHINGTON. 5.
New York, April 2s.-Young Cy Seymour
was the hero of the game this afternoon
between the New Yorks and the aWshing-
tons. The d;minutive left-hander had the
visitors puzzled. and it was not until the
fifth inning that they managed to get a hat
and even then they could not get q man
further than first. Attendance $500. Score:
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New York...5 Oos0 sso.-li II 3
Washington ..........0 0 o o Is )
Batteries: New York-Seymour and War
FER; Wash,ngton-Norton, King and Nc
CURE. Two basehits-Cslsason. Beckley.
Seymour. Three basehits-Joyce. Beckley,
Mcclure. Stolen Observation-Disclosures, Tier
nan. .: Joyce, Davis Warner. Double plays
-O'Br:en to Cartwright; First base on balls
OF Seymour. (: of Norton, ,; of King, /
Struck out-By Seymour. ). Umpire-Dan
Lynch.