The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-06
BOSTON, 3-s; PHILADELPHIA, 2-5.

BOSTON, 3-S; PHILADELPHIA, 2-5.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 5.-Boston beat the
Fhllies out in the ninth inning this morn
ing on hits by Duffy and Stahl, a double
steal and loves single. The game was
prettily played and interesting throughout
The pitching of both Lewis and Orth was
OF high order. Attendance 66l1. Score:
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Boston ................00O oo1002-S I l
Philadelphia .........0 o 00001Oe2 !
Batteries: Boston, Lewis and Lake; Phiia-
oelphia, Ortiz and Clements. Umpire-Em-
size.
The Phllies fell down in the ninth inning
this afternoon having played beautiful
game. In the ninth Boston worked in five
s.ngles and the Philkes committed their
Cnly error. The result was five runs and
victory for Boston. Lewis and Lake
Lid the Beaneaters' battery work in the
ninth. Attendance S5z7. Score:
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Boston ................e1 OO020eaS 10 2
Philadelphia ..........0 0 o. l OBI o. II 2
Batteries: Philadelphia. Taylor and Boyle;
Boston. Nichols, Lewis, Camel and Lake.
Cmp:re-Emsl;e.
NEW YORK, 1913; BROOKLYN, GA.
New Yorw July 5.-NeW York whitewash-
ed the Brooklyn players in long drawn
out game this afternoon. Payne was an
easy mark furteen hits being made off his
delivery. Those with the assistance of bad
errors on Brooklyn's part, Melted the New
lorks' ten runs. Rusie pitched a beautiful
game, only three hits being made off his
delivery up 10 the seventh, and no man
getting past second base. Sullivan relieved
him IN the eighth and although he gave
three bases on balls, no hits were made Off
him. The feature was the playing of
Gleason. Attendance 5000. Score:
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New York ........1 80 222 10 Il
Brooklyn ..............0 0 0 0000-0 3
Batteries: New York Rusie, Sullivan
and Warner; Brooklyn. Payne and Grim.
Umpire-McDonald.
Brooklyn took the afternoon game from
New York because they managed to bunch
tier hits in the sixth inning. Both pitch
ers were hit freely throughout the game,
but brilliant play on both SIDES kept the
runs down. With the score 10 l in the
ninth inning, New York. by timely batting
and assisted by errors, tailed two runs.
Attendance 1850. Score:
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New York ..oOo1oOoo23 s1
Brooklyn ...........-..0 O. OIL o 5 600 4 10 3
Batteries: New York, Seymour and War
ner; Brooklyn. Kennedy and a. Smith Um-
p.re-McDonald.
WASHINGTON. "A; CHICAGO, 60
Chicago, Ills, July 5-Costly errors in
the seventh, and a bunshing of hits in the
eighth. gave the morning game. which was
loosely played, TO the Colts. Attendance p
BOO Score:
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Chicago .........."..ooo 3
Washington .......0 0 0202 o. 10
Batteries: Chicago Korwan and Dono-
hue; Washington Swain and Farrell UNI
p.re-O Day.
Ames was a complete egma TO the Colts
IN the afternoon game. and with grand sup
port, shut them out, but three singles were
made off him and only one of the locals
reached third. Attendance $500. Score:
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Chicago .........00 100000
Washington ..........0 OF 90 IA 0
Batteries: Chicago. Friend and Kittridge;
Washington, McJames and Farrell Um-
pire-O'Day.
PTTTSBURG, Sc; CLEVELAND, Al.
Pittsburg. Pa, July 5-There were close
decisions and new umpire and this made
the morning game snappy one. Timely
hitting by Cleveland in the seventh Won |
the game. Attendance 5,4Oo. Score:
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Pittsburg ........12 OO0ooO0-3 an 8 |
Cleveland .............0 0 O301O o. 8
Batteries: Pittsburg Killen and Sugden;
Cleveland, Wilson and Cr:ger. Umpire
Campbell
In the afternoon game Burkett contribut- !
ed largely TO Pittsburgs victory by letting |
a ball from Donnellys bat in the sixth !
through his legs and refusing 10 field II IN. |
BY the time McEwen had run TO left field
fence for the ball four runs were made.
In the second inning Donovan's shoulder
was strained by being forced against the |
fence in catching n fly and he had to re- |
tire. Attendance 6,7oO. Score:
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P.ttsburg ......0 0O01401 $40 0 |
Cleveland .....-..-....0 0 90 90 ! 0-1 ( |
Batteries: P:ttsburg, Hawley and Merritt: |
Cleveland, Clark and Criger. Cmp:re-Ed |
Morris.
LOUISVILLE, Z; ST. LOUIS, {.
Louisville Ky, July 5.-The Browns look
ed ike winners in the early part OF the |
game, but the Colonies braced up and man
aged 10 tie the score in the eighth and win |
out in the ninth. Donohue was substitute
ed for Hart during the ninth inning. At
tendance 1000. Score:
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Louisville ...1 0O0lo221-7 3
St Louis .............0 041lO O-e u 0 |
Batteries: Louisville, Evans and Wilson;
ST. Louis, Hart. Donohue and Douglass. |
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CINCINNATI. S; BALTIMORE. s.
Cincinnati, O., July 5.-The Orioles were
defeated this morning by the Reds in an |
-:ting game. Hoffer pitched fine ball