The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-19

CLEVELAND. 6-4; CINCINNATI, o-3.
Cleveland, O., Sept. 1S---Young performed
q feat today which is said not 10 have
been accomplished since Hawk performed
il IL the first game this afternoon. Four
Of the visitors reached first base during
the game. Young gave one base on balls.
a wild throw by Mexican on an easy chance
gave Corcoran a life, and Holiday was
twice safe on errors by Wallace. One was
tumble or an easy grounder and the ota-
or a Wild thrown after a fine stop Of .
sherp-hit drive. The last named was the
only approach to hit that the visitors
got, and il was by no means close enough
to mar Younfg's record. The second game
was brilliantly contested one both pitch
ers doing great work. In the ninth in
ming, with Corcoran on third and one run
needed 10 tie, Powell struck Feitz out.
Score:
First game RHE
Cleveland .... .......2 0o1o0o3'-6
Cincinnati :. ........0 1000 90 l
notwithstanding. Young and thinner;
Cincinnati, Rhines and Schr.ever. Umpire,
Kelly. Attendance. $50
Second game RHE
Cleveland :. .........1sooo0oo.4 2
Cinc.natni :. ........20 010oO-3 6 o
ger; Cincinnati. Breitenstein and Pe;tz.
Umpire. Kelly. Attendance. $500.
PITTSBURG, 13; ST. LOUIS, TO-
Pittsburg, Sept. 1S-Both teams were
playing equally poor up to the fourth III
ming, when Cross struck out. He was so
ctagrined that he made an ugly rebark
to Hawley as they passed and the big pitch
er landed blow on Cross jaw. Both men
Wern nut 0lr Of the
leved Hawley and five runs Were made
off his delivery before half an inning had
been played. Gardner thes went in and
pitched fine game. Attendance 300.
Score:
RHEl
Pittsburg :. ........4 002o5 '13 IT Z
ST. Louis .............2 o 0 0 0 O-10 u 2
Notwithstanding. Hawley. Hughey,
Gardner and Merritt. st. Louis, Donohue
douglass and Murphy. Umpire, AIcDon-
AID.
BALTIMORE, 8; PHILADELPHIA, 8.
Baltimore, Sept 1S-The Champions won
from Philadelphia in an uninteresting
game. Both Lipp and Becker were hit
freely. whereas the visitors were unable to
do anything with DR.. Pond until he let
up in the ninth. Base stealing by the home
team was the feature. Attendance, 1851.
Score:
RHE
Baltimore =. .........3110oo3o' -S15 l |
Philadelphia :. ......0 0 0 90 % s 0 |
Batter:es-Blatimore, Pond and Robin
son; Philadelphia. Lipp. Becker and Boyle. |
Umpires, Emsle and Carpenter
CHICAGO, 4; LOUISVILLE, .
Chicago. Sept. 1S.-The Colonies battery |
work was way off today. Frazer was not |
=;
wild pitches and a muff, while his catcher |
did as badly, with a very bad throw and |
two passed balls. Ryan's batting and some |
pretty fielding by Callahan were the fea- |
lures. Attendance. 1850. Score:
RHE
Chicago =. ..........0o1 o2010'-4 /
Louisville =. .........0001 1OO00-2 8 |
Batteries-Chicago. Friend and Donohue;
Louisville, Fraser and Wilson. Umpire, |
O'Day.
BOSTON, 9; NEW YORK, g.
Boston. Sept. 1S-Seymour's errat.c pitch
ing and Boston's superior fielding were re-
sponsible for the home clubs victory today.
Klobdanz was steady except in the first
inning, ana he had good backing. Score:
RHE
Boston ............. % o02o022 0-Sl1
New York :. ........0 o 201000-3
Batteries-Boston, Klobdans and Yea
ger; New York. Seymour and Warner I'M
pire, Lynch. Attendance, 1890.
WASHINGTON, 10; BROOKLYN, 9.
Brooklyn, Sept. 1S-The Washingtons won
todays game from the Brooklyn through
timely stick work in the eighth and ninth
innings, and as the result the trolley-dodg-
ers are back in seventh place again. Both |
Fisher and Bresnehan were taken OUT OF
the box in the ninth inning. Score:
r II
=. .........2 0o130l-9 3
:. 800 0 0 0 Oh 8 3-l0 Il
Enthusiastically, Fisher, Payne and
A Smith; Washington, Bresnehan, Mercer |
and Mcclure. Umpire, Hurst. Attendance,
:. 80.