The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-22

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series. Corbett became steady after n,
| second inning and pitched a great game
striking out eight men. At the close Of
the fourth inningf, with the score at 6 Il
.. N favor Of the visitors, Chiids. the frs
man up, was presented a handsome haskei
| Of flowers. II the fifth inning a base or
balls, four singles. a double and triple
Melted the Champions six runs. Evidently
regarding the floral tribute as a hoodoo
Captain Tebeau tore Il up and threw the
fragments into the grand stand. TO the inf
mite amusement OF the $3.50 spectator.
Score:
RHF
Baltimore ..oooooe4eo-l 10
Cleveland .........1 o 5000 O. II
Observation-Disclosures, Corbett and Robin
son; Cleveland. Wilson, Young, Cuppy and
thinner. Umpire, Hurst.
BOSTON, 13; PITTSBURG, q
Boston, Aug. 21.-Pittsburg should have
won tocay's game, and would have done
so but for disastrous muf of Donovan n
the ninth inning. Two men were out but
| Boston, on two singles and three doubles
aided by Donovan's muff, piled up six runs
| and pulled out the chestnut from the fire.
amid the widest excitement. II was a slug
ging contest and four pitchers were reQuir-
ed during the game. Score:
Boston ......20o0o5o0 s-13 10 J
| P:ttsburg ............1 0 o OBJ p
| Standardization, Lewis SWEETS and
Bergen; Pittsburg, Gardner, Tannehill and
| Sugden. Umpire, O'Day. Attendance, 81
600.
| ST. LOUIS. 4; BROOKLYN. &
| Brooklyn, Aug N-The last game of
| the season between the st. Louis Brown.
| and Brooklyns resulted In a voctory for
| the Browns today, after eleven exciting in
| n.ngs. Donahue. who was knocked out of
| the box in the first inning, yesterday, pitch
| ed a good game today. Score:
Brooklyn :. 1000 I
| St. Louis .........O 0 1000 Ola 3
| Batteries-Brooklyn. Kennedy ana Bur-
rill; St. Louis, Donahue and Douglass. I'm
| pire, Carpenter. Attendance, 2.l5o.
NEW YORK, Z; LOUISVILLE, 1.
| New York, Aug. 21.-The Giants won the
| rubber from the Colonels this afternoon,
| because they were able 20 bunch their hits
| in four innings. Rus:e was puzzle to the
| Louisvilles at all times. A foul ball from
| Stsfford's bat in the third inning broke the
| wires in Warmers mask, cutting his fore
head above the left eye. Park Wilson took
~ RHE
New York .....o01b32 10 ?
Louisville go. .......0 o o 0O1 o OIL 2
Batteries-New York. Rus;e and Warn
er. and Wilson: Louisville, Cunningham and
Wilson. Umpires, Mcdonald and Emslie.
Attendance, 100.
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Philadelphia. Aug. 2l.-Orth pitched a su-
perb game this afternoon. holding Cincin-
nat; down to five scattered singles. The
Phillies played an almost faultless game.
and wer fortunate in getting their hits
well together. Attendance, 400. Score:
RHE
Philadelphia .....so0Os 2oo-l2
Cincinnati go. ......0 0 0 9 o o-1 J
Observation-Disclosures Orth AMI and Nc
Farland Cincinnati, Rhines, Dwyer and
Peitz. Umpire. Kelly.
WASHINGTON, s: CHICAGO. T.
Washington, Aug I.-Although the Sen
ators made fewer hits than the Colts. they
were punched and several OF them long
drives. Thornton struck out ten men. and
toward the close Of the game held down
the hits. Mercer was hit on the arm by
pitched ball in the fifth inning. and ives
replaced by McJames. The game was cali
ed at the end OF the seventh inning on
account Of darkness. Attendance. loo
Score:
Washington ..sc1ooNs
Chicago =. .............01 201 o. 10 0
Observation-Disclosures Mercer. Nc
James and Mcclure: Chicago. Thornton
and Kittredge. Umpire. Lynch
Western League Games.
At Kansas City-Roach. pitcher from
The Texas league. made his initial appear
2nCe with me BiueS To-Day. lie was a puE-
zle 10 the visitors. whose only run was
scored on tumble by McVicker. Score:
RHE|
Kansas City ....ooooooOo i
Indianapolis .........e 0 0 0 0o-1
Batter.es-Roach and Blanford; Foreman
and Kanoe.
At Milwaukee p II E
Milwaukee e. ........o 0 ! oooI %
Columbus =. ..........2 o Of o II Il /
Batteries-Terry and Spear: Jones and
Buckley.
N At Nin9saDolis- .e11s1o.s!R1HH
Grand Rapids .....O02O10O 2o-5 S 2
Batteries-Phiilips and Boyle; Pappalau,
Twineham and Fear.
AT St Paul RH z
81. Paul ..............o 90 o-5
Detroit 80. ..........0 0 1000 Ia l
Ba.teries-Denzer and Spies; Hahn and |
frost.
Western Association Games.
At Cedar Rapids n z /
Cedar Rapids ......oIoooo5 III oil
Burlington ..........o0o 0l 0 o o OIL ? |
Batteries-Mahary. and Fuller; Thomp |
son and Williams.
P: A 6;1iPpeoFia-a1o.4.o1A5is Il : |
Des M0ines =. .......o o. 0 oo &C |
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S--- N<------4s N-Skf-Es /
Pace and Lehman
A. Dl1bucue- p 2 T /
Duhuous .......eITc - II
quincy ..........-....-12 0 s o % 70 ! |
Bateries-Butler and Sullivan; NcG-ss-
Wy and Graver.
Al Rockford RH z /
Rockford ..........5 90 81 a. . 8 /
s. Jos4-,h O0I10 233s-s ; /
Underwood and Huff; Merit
ith ard Evans.
RELEASED BY WASHINGTON.
Washington. Aug. E.-T1e Washington
club .csiav released Pitcher King. Second
Bzss-nan OTB-.sn. Third Eastman Reilly.
ard Right6ei6er Abbey
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