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

Boston, Mass, May 4-The Boston-Phla
celphia game today was a great contest Of
( Pitchers, in which klobdanz came out vic
/ tor. He struck out ten men. the record 80
! far this season. Boston finally fathomed
Fiaeld's pitching in the seventh inning
| punched their their hits and batted out tie
game. Attendance 200. Score:
Ri E
Boston .......oo o0o041s-5 s I
Philadelphia ........-.o0 1oO0O102 Q
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and Yeage.
Pbiladelph:a-Fffield and Grady. Earned
runs-Boston, ?. Two basehits-Hamilton.
Delehanty. Stolen DaseS-Hsm milton, DUFFY
First base on balls-Or Klobdanz. 4; off
Fiheld, s. Hit by pitched ball-By Klob,
danz, 10. Passed ball-Yeager. Umpire
Emsl:e.
NEW YORK, 6; WASHINGTON, I.
Washington, D. c., May 4-The New
1orks played fast bail here today, and the
game was never IN doubt, the clever pitch
ing Of Doheny puzzling the washingtons
completely. The feature OF the game was
a magnificent catch by Tiernan in deep
right Held. Attendance 1873 Score:
Washington .........0 0oo10000-1 0
New York .......-....2 4 10000 10 u
Batteries: Washington-King and Nc.
CURE; New Tork-Doheny and Warner
Earned runs-Washington, !; New York, 4.
Two basehits-Tfernan. Cartwright Glea-
SON Home runs-Davis. Stolen bases
Warner. Double plays-Beckiey and Glea-
son; Gleason, DAVIS and Beckley; Herman
Gleason and Beckley; Cartwright and Nc
cure. FIRST base on bells-Of King, .;
off Doleny, ?. Hit by pitched bali-By
Doheny. Abbey; by King. Warner. Struck
out-By Doheny, 4. Wild pitch-Doheny.
Sacrifice h,t-Davis. Ump:re-Lynch.
BALTIMORE, 2; BROOKLYN, l.
Brooklyn, n. Y, May 4.-Baltimore pulled
out of a defeat this afternoon in the ninth
inning. For eight innings the two teams
hattled, Brooklyn managing TO score in the
eighth. The visitors by judicIus stick work
IT the ninth, assisted by a base on balls
from Daub, and a balk, scored two runs.
1 ne game was sharp. quick and snappy,
and battle of pitchers throughout. At
tendance 400. Score:
RHEl
Brooklyn ..............0 0 0 1000 e-1 !
Baltimore .......-....0 o 0000 o2-2 s ! |
Batteries: Brooklyn-Daub and Grim: Bal
tlmore-Hcffer and Clark. Two baseh.As- !
Smith Three basehits-Keeler. Stolen bases |
-keeler, Kelly, Jones. Double plays-La-
Chance 10 Caravan: LaChance to Dauh. |
First base on balls-By Daub, 3: by Hoffer, /
!; Hit by pitched ball-Ciark. Struck out
ioS l1oiteE, 1. SdcTlnce nltS-J ennlnSS, HOt- /
ter, Stencil Umpire-Hurst.
CHICAGO. 3; ST. LOUIS. ?.
Chicago, Ills, May 4.-The season opened |
here today in a blaze of glory. the perfect
weather and extra exercises drawing the |
greatest crowd the Colts ever started off 4
With at home. Just before game was called !
Captain Arson was presented with mag
lifcent silver service in recognition of his
-wenty-one years continuous service with
he team. Beautiful floral pieces were also
presented Lange and Ryan. The game was
learly perfect, wild throw by Hartman
BEING the only misplay. Callahan made a
most favorable impression. Attendance Il.
60. Score:
RHE
chcago ..............o4 o0O10o.-5 s 0
It. Louis ...-.........0 0 0 0 0 0 90 - Il
Batteries: hicago-Callahan and Arson,
Il Lou!s-Esper and Mcfarland. Earned
4; ST. LOUIS, . Three base
'its-Dahlen- Double plays-Pfeffer. Dah-
ea ari Decker. Struck out-By Callahan
. Base on balls-Oh Callahan, > Umpire
O'Day.
GAMES POSTPONED.
Pittsburg. Pa, May 4.-No game: wet
rounds. Two games tomorrow
Cleveland. O., May 4.-No game; wet
grounds.