The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-20
CLEVELAND. 5; BALTIMORE. 0.

Baltimore Aug 19@Cleveland today
treated Baltimore to their first shut-out or
the season. 1t was a We'll played game,
and but FIR two costly errors on the part
of the home team, neither side would nave
tailed This was Amole's maiden league
game, both he and Young exhibiting great
speed and control. Attendance, $500 Score;
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Baltimore .........0 OOoVVE
Cleveland ........ 20 20 o 0oo2 %
Observation-Disclosures. Amole and Robin
son: Cleveland. Young and thinner. I'm
pire, Hurst.
BOSTON, Is; PITTSBURG, !.
Boston, Aug. 1s.-Boston maintained their
playing ratio Of 10 10 ! in the game win
Pittsburg and those figures just about rep
resent the actual merits OF the TWO teams
Nichols was almost tnvtnciole, anc MS
backing was perfect. Hawley was hit from
the start, and his support was poor. Tan
nehill, when he was put in the box. In me
sixth, did we'll for one inning, then he be-
came an easy mark. Score:
Boston A002I024s-ls IS 0
Batterses-Boston, Nichols and Bergen:
Pittsburg, Hawley, Tannehill and Merritt
Umpire, O'Day. Attendance. 1890.
BROOKLYN. ID: ST. LOUIS, s.
rooklyn, Aug. ls-The st. Louis Browns
were not in 1t at any stage OF the game
with the Brooklyns today. Grady. Hart
man and Cross tried to find fault with m
pire Carpenters work, which was good.
All three were fined. In the NTH inning.
Carpenter tackled an extra so onto Grady
ard removed him from the game Score:
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Rrooklyn 1890. Ao2o2 Is l
ST. Louis ............0 2 o0o0o0SN5
Batter:es-Brooklyn, Fisher and Burrill:
ST. Louis Hart and Douglass. Umpire.
Carpenter. Attendance, l,aE.
NEW YORK, /; LOUISVILLE. 0.
New York. Aug ls-That the New Yorks
pulled out a victory over the Lou-sviiles
this afternoon IL no fault OF Dad" Clark,
whom the Giants released 10 the Louisville
in exchange for McCreery. Dad held his
former comrades down TO six scattered hits
one of them a two-bagSer by T:ernan.
Tiernan was advanced to third by Dolan's
nun of BIZ Clark's liner IN the fifth in
ming, and scored on Meekin's out to right
field. Score:
New York ...... 10000 81 8
Louisville -. ........0 o o o o0OOe-0
Batteries-New York. Meekin and War
ner: Louisville, Clarke and Wilson. I'M
p.res Emsie and Mcdonald Attendance.
1850.
CINCINNATI, 4; PHILADELPHIA, 5.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 194The Phillies con-
tinued their toboggan act today. losing
mainly because the visitors fielded in a
swapping fashion and hit OPPORTUNITY. At
tendance. 2,l54. Score:
Cincinnati :. ........o020o1I u
Philadelphia :. 1000 1000e-3
atteries-C.ncinnati. Rhines and Reitz;
Philadelphia, Orth and Mcfarland. Umpire
Kelly.
CHICAGO. 10; WASHINGTON. T.
Washington. Aug 19-Griffith had the
Senator's at his mercy today. King. on the
contrary. was fairly easy. This was not a
good day for the Senators in the field. a
number OF serious errors being made az
critical moments. Attendance. 500. Score.
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washington :. ....1 90 00011-i S 5
Chicago 80. ....3 OF o. o o do IA 2
Observation-Disclosures, King and Far
rell: Chicago. Griffith and Donohue. I'M
pire, Lynch
Western League Gama
At ST. Paul II
Columbus -. ......o0I02oi1oL5 sI2
Batteries-wolters. Keener and Buckley;
Cross and Spies.
Western Association Games.
Al St Joseph
First game II p
ST. Joseph ............0 o 20 IL u
Peoria :. ...........0 0 o 23
Batteries-Risley and Evans; Roach and
Quinn.
The postponed game OF Monday was
played off, resulting as follows:
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St Joseph ............1 200oo3+7 s
Peoria :. $3.50. ......2 o 90 DO - 5
Rat,eries-R;sley and Evans; Burris and
Quinn.
At Cedar Rapids RHE
Cedar Rapids ........o0oo4ooie Sc 4
Quincy . ...........00 00003-3 9 2
Batteries-McDougail and Fuller: Hack-i
EFT and Graver.