The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-13

1000 people were in attendance. The Quak-
ers won the first game by lucky punching
Of plays in the second inning. Hart was
touched for but FIVE scattering hits. The
second game was won by the Phillies in the
| last half of the ninth inning. after hot
struggle. Score:
| Ri E
ST. Louis An 9
Philadelphia .........0 200O10O'I3 z
batteries: ST. Louis-Hart and McFar-
land; Phiadelphia-Carsey and Clements.
Earned runs-St. Louis, 2. Two basehits-
Dowd, Carsey, Clements. Three basehits-
Lajoie. Stolen bases-Dougias, NJ. Cross,
L. Cross. Double plays-Cooley and L.
Cross. First base on balls-On Hart, 3;
off Carsey, 4. Hit by pitched ball-La1loie
Struck outABy Hart, /; by Carsey. l. Wild
1 pitch-Hart. Sacrifice h.ts-Dowd, 2; NJ.
Cross, Carsey. Umpire-McDermott.
| Second game
| st. Louis ........-....20 o. 0000oSi o
| Philadelphia .........00 o00102 Pa Il
| Batteries: ST. Louis-Esper and Murphy:
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Boyle. Earned
runs-St. Louis, 3; Philadelphia. 5. TWO
basehits-Hartnan. Cooley. Deiehanty, and
| Mailman. Sacrifice hits-Dowd, Turner, NJ.
Cross. Stolen bases-Dougias, Dowd. HOUSE,
man, Delehanty, L. Cross, 8. Double plays
M. Cross, Houseman and Common FIRST
base on balls-On Wheeler, 8. Struck out
|
McDermott
BALTIMORE, 5; WASHINGTON. 4.
| Washington, D. c., May IA hit would
have tied the score in the ninth, but it did
not come The Orioles narrowly escaped
a defeat threatened by the weakening of
Fond in the last inning. when four success
sive hits were made of him. Maui started
into pitch for the Senator's, but his arm
gave out, and he was compelled to retire
II IS probable he will never pitch again. He
was succeeded by Swain. Hoffer was hit
on the left arm by a pitched ball in the
third inning and Pond took his place in the
fifth Attendance $500 Score:
RH E
Washington .....0Oo0001034 l
Baltimore ............1 0 3 OOO2 O. 10
Batteries: washington-Maul. Swain and
Mcclure: Baltimore-Hoffer, Pond and Rob
inson. Earned runs-washington. i. Two
basehits-DeMont, Hoffer, Keller. OBrien,
Reitz, Wrigisy. Double plays-Reitz and
Doyle; Abbey to DeMont. First base on
balis-On Maui 2; off Hoffer. l. Hit bly,
BY Swain, 3: by oPnd. 1. Wild pitches
Swain. Sacrifice hits-Jennings. Umfire-
Hurst.
BOSTON, 8; PITTSBURG, l.
Pittsburg, Pa, May 12ITannehill pitch
ed good game, but Sugdens inexcuss BILE
error and Donovan's wild throw to home
from right each cost run. klobdanz kept
the Pirates guessing. and only gave hits
in the sixth and seventh innings. At
tendance 1000. Score:
RHE
P.tsburg ........0 0o0oo1o0I1 4 2
Boston ..............0 Oh 90 90 2 o. 3 I
Batteries: Pittsburg-Tanehill and Sue-
den; Boston-Kiobdanz and Bergen. Earned
runs-Pittsburg. l; Boston, l. Three base
hits-Long. Sacrifice hits-Padden. Klab-
First base on balls-on Tanehill. /; off Klob
danz, g. Struck out-By Tannehill, 2; by
Klobdanz, 3 Passed balls-Bergen. UNI
pire-Lynch.
BROOKLYN, s; CLEVELAND. 8.
Cleveland, O.. May 12-While Wilson was
hit hard by. the Brooklyns. the Indians
could not touch Kennedy when there were
men on bases. That tells the story Of to-
days game In the seventh inning Umpire
O'Day fined Griffin SIS and put him out Of
the game for disputing decision. Threat
ening weather kept the attendance down to
500. Score:
RHE
Cleveland ...o oo111000-3 10 2
Brooklyn .......1 o0301 1000 5 10 2
Batteries: Cleveland-wilson and thinner:
Brooklyn-Kenedy and Grim. Earned runs
Brooklyn. 1. First base on bals-On VIII
son, =. or Kennedy, 4 Oul-by heN
nedy 4. Three basehits-Afckean- Two
Observation-Disclosures, Sockalexis. Shindle. Sac
rifice flits-oJnes. Stolen bases-Tebeau.
Double plays-Kennedy Grim and Lechance
Umpire-O'Day.
CHICAGO, S: CINCINNATI. !.
, Chicago, Ills, May 12-The Reds gave
sorry exhibition of muffing and wild
throwing today. giving the Colts. who play
ed in perfect form, the last game of the
series very easily. Callahan's fielding was
by long odds the feature. He covered the
entire irfieid, getting everything anywhere
near him, several OF his chancs being ex-
tremeiy dinicui; ones. Attendance I,soo
Score:
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Chicago .2023o010'-s 10 O.
Cincinnati ............o o o o Q o O.
Batteries: Ch,cago-callahan and Arson:
C!ncinnatf-Ehret and Schriver. Earned
rrIns-Chieago, . Three basehits-Lange
Sacrifice hits-Dahlen. Stolen bases-Hoy,
Miller, 2 Struck out-By Callahan, 2: by
Ehret 1. Bases on balls-Of Callahan, s.
Ump.re-McDonald.
GAMES POSTPONED.
Louisville, KY. May l2-New York-Louis
vile game postponed on account OF rain
and wet grounds.
Western League Cameo
.