The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-30

natis today by defeating them in a close
and exciting game. Ehret was substituted
Tor Dwyer IN the eighth and the visitors
were unable to score thereafter. Brode
vas fined SO for questioning Umpire Sher.-
dams decision. Attendance 800. Score:
Cincinnati ........... .s111o11oaEz s : :
Pittsburg ............g0 0 OBJ O. II z
Batteries: C.ncinnat.-Dwyer, Ehret and
Pietz; Pittsburg-Killen and Sugden. Earn
ed runs-Cincinnati, 2; P:ttsburg, 3. Two
basehits-Vaughn, Lyons, Burke. killer.
Three basehits-Brod,e. Vaughn. Home run
Ely Stolen bases-Burke, 2: Miller. Dou-
BILE plays-McPhee, Ritchey and Vaughn.
First base on balls-Of Dwyer, 5; off XII
len, 3. Struck out-By Dwyer, 2. Umpire
Sheridan.
ST. LOUIS. s; CLEVELAND, s.
St Louis. Mo-, April 29.-The Browns
pulled an apparently lost game out of the
fire in the ninth inning today. With the
score to 4 against them. they went in,
ard singles by Dowd, Turner, Hartman
and B!erbauer tied the score. With the
bases full and two out. Sockalex:s made
great catch OF Netherlands long fly, which
prevented defeat for his side. The game
was called on account of darkness at the
end of the ninth inning. Attendance 400.
Score:
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st. Louis. 2 001001[6 10 3
Cleveland .....-.......2 o 0 8 o 0 O. s IA 5
Batteries: ST. Louis-Esper and McFar-
land; Cleveland-Young and thinner. Eearr
ed runs--St. Louis, 3; Cleveland. ?. Two
basehits-McAlser. Three basehits-Tebeau
Home runs-Connor. Mexican. Stolen bases
-Dowd, Turner, Bauer, Cross, Burkett.
Mexican, McAleer. 2. First base on balls
Off Esper. /; off Young, 4. Hit by pitched
ball-Burkett. Struck out-By Esper, l.
Cmpire-Donald.
LOUISVILLE, s; CHICAGO. L.
Louisville, KY, April 29.-George Hem
ming late OF the Baltimore team, pitched
his first game for Louisville today and held
Anson's Colts down to five hits. The Big
pitcher helped TO win the game with a time
ly two-bagger. A heavy shower stopped
the game for fifteen minutes in the first
half OF the third ming. Attendance 500
Score:
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Louisville ....00o02os o-572
Chicago ...........1 0 O000-4
Batteries: notwithstanding and Dex,
ter; cago-Br.ggs and Kittr;dge. Earn
ed runs-Lousvlle 2; Chicago, 8. FIRST
base on balls-Of Hemming. ,; off Briggs,
5. Struck out-By Hemming, !; by Briggs
4. Home runs-Decker. Three basehits-
McCreary. Two Notwithstanding, DAN
len. Sacrifice hit-Dahlen. Stolen bases
Pickering. Clarke Double plays-Holmes
and werden; Holmes and Clingman. Um-
p,re-McDonald.
PHILADELPHIA, u; BROOKLYN, II.
Philadelphia. Pa. April 29-Phladelphia
defeated Brooklyn today in an exciting and
hard-hitting game. Boyle, in the sixth in
ming, drove the ball to left center for
home run, with three men on the bases.
Carsey hurt his hand in the third inning
and Johnson took his place. Payne start
-Dr, Pr Ia,,f
at the end of the fourth and Daub finished
the game. Brooklyn came within an acc
OF tieng the score in the ninth on a bats
man hit, base on balls, and singles by
Grim and Griffith. Attendance 5124. Score:
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Philadelphia ..........1 02s0501 N121i ,
Brooklyn .....-.......2 ! 0 S-1l IS 2
Batteries: Philadelphis-Carsey, Johnson
and Clements; Brooklyn-Payne. Daub and
Grim. Earned ladelphia, 4 Brook
Ign, Z. Two basehits-Boyle, oJnes. La
Chance, Grim. Three Unsatisfactory, Ca
navan, Jones. Home runs-Boyle. Struck
out-By Johnosn, 2: by Payne. l: by Dauo.
!. Stolen bases-Delehanty. Double plays
-Delehanty ED Clements. First base on
Payne, 8: off Daub. p Hit by pitched ball
Greer. Clements, LaChance. Wild pitches
johnson. Sacrifice hits-Hallman, Gill
man. Cmpire-Emslie.
WASHINGTON, 8; BOSTON, 3.
Washington, D. c., April 29.-The Sena-
tors had their eye on the ball today, as is
shown by the records made by Mercer and
DeMot, while the Boston players displayed
a decided inability to field. This combina-
ton gave the game to Washington. AT
tendance 900. Score:
RH E
Washington ......04 ooo0ool-5 2
Boston .........0 01llOOo S
Batteries: -vash;ne ton-Mercer and Far
rell: Boston-Lewis and Camel. EARNED
runs-Bcston. 2 Two basehits-Hamilton
Three basehits-Stahl Stolen bases-De-
Mot 5: Duffy. Abbey. Long, Mercer. !,
First base on balls-OT Mercer, s: off Lewis
2 Hit by pitched ball-Lowe. Struck out
BY Lewis, . Wild pitches-Mercer. I'M
pire-Hurst
BALTIMORE, 6; NEW YORK, 3.
Baltimore, Md. April e2.-The Giants lost
to the Balt.mores today in a game which
aroused little interest. Doheny showed
much speed. but was at times very wild.
issuing in all all seven passes 10 first, and
this, together with Wilson'S bad throwing
TO second il the fourth save the home team
the game. Nops was very steady at crit
cal moments and his all-around work was
the feature Of the game Attendance 3,el!.
Score: "a -.-~ss 1--s
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New York. 00o0II-3 3 3
New York-Dpleny and wilson Earned |
runs-Baltimore. 8: New York. :. Two base |
hits-Keeler. Stencil. Three basehits-Nop.
Stolen bsses-Stenzel .; Reitz. Kelly, :, |
poheny. FIRST base on bafls-Of Nops. :,
off Doheny. =. Hit by pitched balI-Nops.