The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-07

features Attendance. 1900. Score:
- oa,,a RI E
| ,,1,.;..ooro S 10 8
| Pittsburg ........ .........---..--...-.- IL j
Batteries-Killen and Sugden; Hoffer ana
Robinson. Umpire, Mcdonald.
The Orioles captured the second game
also from the Pittsburg. the bright partic-
ular feature of the afternoon contest De-
ing Corbett's pitching. Attendance. 6'"o;
Score:
p.,t,nors .I4o2oooo-712 l
| Pittshurg 10000 1901 U
Observation-Disclosures Borbett and Clark;
! Pittsburg, Hughey and Merritt UMPIRE
| Mcdonald.
Reading, Pa, Sept. e:-Manadegr De
Long. of the Reading Atlantic League cup
writes from Patterson, n. j., that the Bar
..,,ora club has bought First Baseman
| carey and Pitcher Garvin, who were re-
| Gently awarded to the Reading club by
| the national board.
NEW YORK, go; ST. LOUIS. s4.
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! New York ..............'-.-.'.-.'' -
Ratteries-Duhon and Douglass; Sullivan
and Warner. Umpires, Carpenter and
| ODay.
Nv taking the afternoon game the Giants
closed their season with ST. Louis with
| clean victory of twelve games. Donahue
| was hit harder than Meekin today, and the
| hits came when men were on bases. Nc
| Creerv and VanHaltren both found Dona-
hue for home runs, while Tiernan's three
! Dagger was just far enough from the plate
to cause him to try for home run, and
| he was caught at the plate. Pitcher Get
| fig and Catcher Zerfoss Of the Newark
team, VIII join the New Yorfks tomorrow
Score:
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New York .1012o4o1'-9 "A
| St Louis &C.. ........O 0 o. OOS y 10
Batteries-New York. Meekin and War
| ner; st. Louis. Donahue and Douglass
Umpires, O'Day and Carpenter. Attendance
1880.
WASHINGTON, IT: LOUISVILLE, SO.
Washington, Sept. 6:-By taking two
games from the Colonels today, the Sena-
tors moved up to near the top of the Sec
ond division. Both games. while interest
ing. were not played IN the highest style
of the art The feature of the day was
Selbach's batting IN the second game. The
last game was called on account of dark
ness. Attendance, 1000. Score:
First game r H E
Washington go. 00301I11-7 3
Louisville 80. IDOL 1901 000-5
Batteries-Wa Mercer and Nc
CURE; Louisville, Hill and Wilson. Um-
pre-, Emshe.
Second game r H E
Washington eco. 21o03"7 l
Louisville 80. ...........1 0 02000-3 2
Observation-Disclosures Bresnehan and
Farrell, Mcclure; Louisville, Frazer and
Wilson. Umpire. Emslie.
PHILADELPHIA. g.; CLEVELAND, SIS.
Philadelphia, Sept. 6.-Philadelphia and
Cleveland split even in a double-header this
afternoon. The special feature was the big
attendance. The first game was interest
ing and aroused considerable excitement.
The hillies scored the winning run Jpn the
ninth inning on base on balls, an out
and Lajoie's single. In the second game,
Cleveland batted Taylor at will and in five
innings scored eight runs, of which six
were earned. Becker, late of Montreal,
pitched the sixth inning. The second game
was called at the end Of the sixth inning
on account of darkness. Attendance. r.
go. Score:
First game H Z
Cleveland ...... 40 00502 oo0-s
Philadelphia 80 0 2 o Of 0 IL II
Bateries-Cleveland, Young and thinner;
Philadelphia, Dunkle and Mcfarland. I'm
pire, ely.
Second game H E
Cleveland 80. :. .........2 ooso-S
Philadelphia go. ..........1 o 90 01-2 s l
Batteries-Cleveland Powell and thinner;
Philadelphia, Taylor, Becker and Boyle.
Umpire ely. X
CHICAGO, 7-12: BROOKLYN, 14-s.
Brooklyn, Sept. 6.-Morning game
RH E
Chicago 80. ...................--. u
Brooklyn ........ .-.-..-.-.-...-...--..E ~
Batteries-Griffith and Kittridge; Dunn
and Grim. Umpire, Hurst.
The Chicagos turned the tables on Brook |
lyn this afternoon. ennedy, who was very |
wild dkuring the time ne was in the box. |
was hit for two home runs in the fourth, |
after which Fisher took his place. Grit |
fin was injured in the seventh inning and |
Grim was brought into the game. Darkness |
put an end 10 the contest in the eighth in |
Ming. Score:
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Brooklyn $500. O3So300-S 6 |
Chicago 49,. ...........002 sos 0-12 IA 0 |
Bateries-Brooklyn. Kennedy, Fisher and |
A Smith, Grim; Chicago, Thornton and 1
Kittridge. Umpire, Hurst. Attendance. |
6,2a2
BOSTON, $40; CINCINNATI, 80
Boston. Sept 6.-MorniRg game r II E /
Cincinnati 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS , |
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. /
Batteries-Breitenstein. Schriver, Lewis, /
Lake. Umpire. Lynch.
The big lead that Boston got in the first |
two innings fairly took all the interest ont |
OF the second game. Nine men faced Ehret |
in the first inning, and four runs were |
made or six hits. Three more were ma ie |
in the second inning on four hits. Ehret |
was not batted 10 any extent thereafter.
The batting of Hamilton, Lowe, Tenney,
S;ahl, and Bergen were strong and tine
", while Corcoran and Irwin put up a |
pretty game for Cincinnati Nichols work /
was superb. Score:
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Boston ...... $500. ..i3o0oaIo.-I0 Is
Cincinnati 1890. 30 zoe 000eo0-a
Batteries-Boston. Nichols and Bergen;
Cincinnati. Ehret and Schriever. Umpire,
Lynch. Attendance. l2,ooa
Western League Games
AZ Columbus-The record. eleven strike
outs in seven innings. made by Brownie
Foreman in the second game. which was
called on account OF darkness, was the fea-
ture OF the day. CORES:
First game RHE
Columbus =. .........0 OeIoso0e-S
81. Paul .-........o 00e032s-5 I'll
Batteries-Jones and Buckley: Cross,
SpisS and line