The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-14
BALTIMORE. 80; CHICAGo. "a.

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Baltimore. Sept. I3.-The Champions east
ly took both games from Chicago today.
The feature OF the first game was Hof-
fer's pitching. he holding the Colts down
70 five hits In the second game, Nops
was bated freely in the first inning. but
settled down after that. and the visitors
could not touch him. Brggs Jared SO bad
ly that he was replaced by Griffith in the
third. Umpire Mcdonald called the game
on account OF darkness a. the end OF The
first hait Of the fifth. Attendance. ISIS.
Score:
First game RH Z
Baltimore. :. .....oIs0oIoO.- 4S 0
Chicago ..........-0 o 00o00e-2 y
Observation-Disclosures. Honer and Rom
son; Chicago. Friend and kitiridge. I'M
Pre-. Mcdonald.
Second game RHE
Baltimore. E. ..............02es Ill 3 :
Chicago .....----.....-....SO 10 o.
Batteries-Bil;imore. Nops and Clarke:
Chicago. Briggs, Griffith and DonOAue.
Umpire. Mcdonald
NEW YORK. S; BROOKLYN. s.
Brooklyn. Sept l3.-The game here to-
day between the Brooklyns and New Works
resulted n a tie, being called IN the sew
enth inning on account OF darkness. II was
hot game. Meek!n retired from the box
in the fourth inning, having no control OF
the ball, Getug taxing his place. Kennedy
was hit hard. Warner put out OF the game
in the sixth inning for questioning Umpire
Hurst's decision Score:
RHE
Brooklyn ............1 021l21-S
New York ...........-2 0 o3 = : II
Batterles-Brooklyn. Kennedy and Bur
rill; New York, Meek.n and Warner. Scar
floss. Umpire. Hurst. Attendance. $40.
LOUISVILLE. Z. PITTsBURG. 2.
Louisville. Sept. l3-Rowdyism lost the
game for the Pittsourgs today. In the
eighth inning the first Louisville batter up
reached first on a close decision. The whole
Pittsburg team kicked. and Hawley and
Brodie were put out OF the game Before
the inning ended Padden was ordered OF
the grounds for using insulting language
TO Kelly. and HofIme,ster was fined 50 for
throwing a bali at the umpIre's head. At
tendance. l.slp. Score:
RHE
louisville go. $50 600 80
Pittsburg- 80. 100 O011000o
Batter.es-Lou.sville. Frazer and Wilson:
P:ttsburg, Hawley, Hughey and Merritt.
Umpire. Kelly.
CINCINNATI. 2: WASHINGTON. !.
Washington. Sept 13-Cincinnatrs two
runs in tOdsy's game were secured by a
force-in on bases on balls N the seventh
and triple and a single IN the-sighth.The
Senators scored on a single ana triple. In
the third inning Mercer questioned one OF
Carpenters decisions and offered him a
pair OF spectacles. Mercer as bewnehed.
The game was called in the eighth inning
en- account OF darkness. Attendance, 800.
RHE
Washington =. ........-o 0 o 000l o. !
Cincinnati .. ...........0 100000 Ia
Observation-Disclosures Mercer. NcJames
and Mcclure; Cincinnati Rhiues and Schr.-
Yer. Umpire, Carpenter.
CLEVELAND. Z: ST. LOUIS. 6.
rgf saf
The Browns and won by n margin % one.
Powell pitched a magnificent game. but
let up in the last inning. when he knew
the game was safe. SockaleXis was IN the
game and made two errors Score:
RHE|
Cleveland =. .... III OO23O 01 - Y 3
St Louis .............O1 O0001 80 6
Batteries-Clevsland. Powell and Criger.
ST Louis. SudhOff and Murphy. Umpire.
ODay.
GAMES POSTPONED.
Boston. Sept. neutrality-suspicious.
game postponed; rain.