The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-26
CLEVELAND 10: PHILADELPHIA 9.

St Louis .......... q q ODD
CLEVELAND 10; PHILADELPHIA 9.
Cleveland, O., May 25.-The Indians again
defeated the Phillies in a hot finish. Cup
by held the visitors down well until the
eighth inning, when bad errors by Mexican
and Childs were responsible for six runs,
Cuppy being hit hard after the side should
have been retired. NcDermott pitched
for Cleveland in the ninth and retired the
Rh:llies in order. In the last half Carsey
went up in the air. giving three bases on
balls. and Ortiz, who replaced him. forced
IN a run with another. O'Connor batted
Tor McDermott and his double scored two
runs, while thinner made the winnig run
or Geier's wild throw to the plate. At
tendance 500. Score:
Cleveland ......212oo 40 II 8
Philadelphia .....O 0 00027 100 Is 2
Batteries: Cleveland-Cuppy. McDermott
and thinner; Philadelphia-Carsey, Orth
and Boyle. Umpire-Shersdan.
BALTIMORE, s; PrTTSBURG, 2.
Putsburg. aP., May 25.-In the eighth
inning, when the bases were full and two
ocen out. Stencil raped out two-bagger,
scoring two runs. Then three singles fol-
lowed, bringing in three more tallies, and
winning the game for the Champions. At
tendance 800. Score:
RHE
f,ttsburg .............0 o0001001-2 s 0
Baltimore -.-..---.....1 0 o o o DO o. II 2
Batteries: Pittsburg-Killen and sugden;
Batimore-NopS and Clarke. Umpire
Hurst
BROOKLYN, 6; CINCINNATI, ..
Cincinnati. O., May 25.-The Brooklyns
made it three straight today. defeating the
Reds n an uninteres;ng game. aPyne went
in the box for the visitors, but was reiiev.
ed by fisher after the first inning, only one
hit being made off Fisher in eight innings.
Attendance 1000. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati ....2oOo000oo-2 5
Brooklyn ...,-.........1 o. % l
Batteries: Cincnnati-Ehret Bre,tenstein
and Schrarer; Brooklyn-Payne, Fisher and
Grim Cmpire-Lynch.
NEW YORK, s; CHICAGO, O.
Chicago, Ills, May 25.-The Colts were
nutplayed at all points. and given their
First shut-out of the season, only one OF
them reaching second. The Giants played
perfectly, took advantage of every mis-
play. stole bases at will. and won easily
with four safe hits to their credit Weather
cold; attendance 1,IoO. Score:
Chicago 49, 4
Batteries: Chcag o-Callafan, Denzer and
Donohue; New York-Ruse and Warner.
Cmpires-O'Day and Mcdonald.
BOSTON, Z; LOUISVILLE, l.
Louisville, KY, May 25.-The Bostons had
everything their own way from the start
today, as the Colonies could neither bat nor
eels. Attendance 1850. Score:
RH 2
Boston ;...............1o111soo-7s
n n n n
Batteries: Boston-Lewis and Bergan:
notwithstanding and Wilson. Umpire
-NGrermott.
ST. LOUIS. s; WASHINGTON, 6.
st. Louis, Mo-, May S.-The Browns
played well today, and defeated Washing
ton. Donahue, while hit often. was al
most invncible at times when hits meant
suns. German succeeded Swain in the
Fourth. Attendance 800. Score:
ST. Louis ..............2 o-s12
Was lgton ..........1 001 90 . 13
Batteries: st. Louis-Donahue and Nc
Earland: Washngton-Swaim, German and
Ferret Umpire-Emslie.
Western League Games.
AT Kansas City RHE
Kansas City ........-.o o OIL 20 L Is
Grand Rapids ........0 0010l0O0-2
Grand Rapids-Foreman and Twineham.
At st. Paul RHE
St Paul .............-o1oo1o1 oo-3s
Detroit ............-...0 o 30 00-1 >
Batteries: ST. Paul-Mullane ard Spies:
Detro;t-Hahn and frost.
AT Minneapolis III T.
Minneapolis ......10o1o0ooo-2 s 3
Columbus .....--.....o o 5 10'7 8
Batteries: Mnneapol:s-Baker and Boyle;
Columbus-keener and Fisher.
Western Association Games.
At Rockford RHEl
Rockford .............oo 100i2oo-s 3
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures. Bubser
and Quinn: Des Moinse-Sonier and Lob
man.
Dubuque ............1ooosooOc4 2
Quincy ..........2 o0021S0 '-Su
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and Sui
At ePor.a- RHEl
Peoria ........o1o OO1o1oo-8 S 81
Burlington ..........o 0 OIL p 8
Batteries: Peor;a-Hansen and Dugdale,
Burlington-Kitson and Williams.
At Cedar Rapids r Fl E
Cedar Rapids o20o1o-5 I
ST. Joseph ............1 0 0 90 90
Batteries: Cedar Rapids-Mahaffy and
Fuller; ST. Joseph-Meredith and Collins.
WICHITA MAKKErs
Wichita, Kan. May 5. 1897.
HOGS.
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