The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-15
nd Five, Respectively.
WASHINGTON is, PITTsBuRG 2

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ST. Louis ........... sa s. e isS
WASHINGTON 1S, PITTSBURG
Washington, D. c., June H-Hawley was
an easy mark today, and was pounded
hard from the start, thirteen hits for total
Of twenty-five bases being hade in the first
three innings. In the fourth inning, Leahy
went behind the bat and Gardner took his
place at third. Attendance 2,500. Score:
r II e
Washington ........-2 0013 OLE IS
Pittsburg ..........0 00o202 8
Batteries: Washington McJames and Far
rell; Pittsburg. Hawley and Merritt. Leahy.
Umpire-Sheridan.
BROOKLYN Is, CHICAGO L.
Brooklyn, n. Y, June 1i-Anson's Colts
played like lot OF school boys against the
Brooklyns at Eastern park this afternoon.
Denzer's curves were easy for the home
players. and then the Colts also made errors
at times when men were on bases The
Australian baseballers witnessed the game
from the grand stand. In the morning,
the players from Kangarooland lined UP
against a team made up Of Chicago and
Brooklyn players. Thornton pitched for
the leaguers. but the Australians won in
five innings by score of II to s. Attend
ance 2,635. Score:
RHE
Brooklyn .............3 o 66 60322s-15 l5 3
Chicago ...........-..1 90 o0002 21-41O
Batteries: Brooklyn, Daub and Grim: Chi
cago, DenZer and Donohue. Umpire-O'-
Day.
CLEVELAND 10, PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, Pa, June 1.-THE Indians
won today's game from the Phillies prin-
cipally through the weak pitching of Fifield
%l1;. Ios
Young's curves safely. The game was alb
solutely devoid of interest after the second
inning, when a ball on bases and five hits
netted four runs for Cleveland. Attednance
RHE
Cleveland .............0 04110220 o-lO IA
Philadelphia .........-2 0 5000 020-4
Batteries: Cleveland, Young and Z:mmer:
Philadelphia. Fifield, Wheeler and Clement.
Umpires-McDonald and McDermott.
BALTIMORE 8. LOUISVILLE Z.
Baltimore, Md, June H-The Champions
today won the second Of the series from the
Colonels in a loosely played game. the
closeness of the score being the only fea-
ture that made 1t interesting. The fielding
on both sides was poor. Attendance 1859.
Score:
Baltimore 2'-sii I
Louisville ..........-.1 o. 1891 00-7 .
Batteries: Baltimore, Hoffer and Bower
man; Louisville, Frazer and Dexter. Um-
pire-Hurst-
NEW YORK 7, ST. LOUIS 4.
New York, June H.-New York took
another slow game from the tail-enders this
afternoon, because they were lucky enough
to hit the bail when men were on bases.
Neither of the pitchers was in good shape.
Attendance 1880. Score:
RHE
New York ...-....4 .40otoosos-7 s
st. Louis ......-......1 o o 2 o o o. 10 .
Batteries: New York, Seymour and War
ner; St Louis. Donahue and Douglas I'm.
pire-Emsl;e.
BOSTON CINCINNATI g.
Boston. Mass. ,...e 1.-TWO goods hits
on the part of the home team and loose
fielding by Ritchey, in the fourth. gave
the Bostons another game today. The Gin
cinnatis made a brave effort to tie the
score in the ninth. but Klobdanz was too
strong for them. Attendance $500. Score:
RHE
Boston .....-..........1o ooso1oo'-5n I'll o
Cincinnati ..........o oo0O1020-3 s 4
Batteries: Boston, Klobdanz and Bergen:
Cincinnati Dwyer and Peitz. Umpire
Lynch.
Western League Games
At Grand Rapids RH E
Grand Rapids ..oo13o01os-5 IL 3
St Paul ............0 1000 IA Ii /
Batteries: Grand Rapids. Scctt and Twine-
ham; st. Paul. Phyle and Spies.
At indianapolis Ri E
Indianapolis ........o oooo1ooaa7 2
Kansas City ...-.....O o 90 90 IL Z 8
Batteries: Indianapolis. Goar and Kahoe;
L Erts M
At Detroit RH L
Milwaukee ...........1 O 00012@7 4
Batteries: Detroit. Thomas and McAuley:
Milwaukee. Taylor and Speer.
At Columbus r H z
Columbus .............O ~ o o Z-lV L
Minneapolis ....-.....0 o 90 90 0s l. 6 10 .
Batteries: Columbus. Rettger and Fisher:
Minneapolis, Baker and Boyle.
Western Association GameA
At Cedar Rapids RHE
Cedar Rapids ........0 o ooo1 Is Ola l5 l
Dubuque .....0 o 010 0o-2 3
Batteries: Cedar Rapids. Mahafy and Full
Ter: Dubuque. Smith. Wolverton and Suln-
van
At Quincy II f
Burlington ...........1 00o01s0-5 5
Batteries: Quincy, Monroe and Traffiey:
Burlington. Coons and Williams
At Des Mo:nes- r II L
Des Moines ..ooooso e4i: 2
St. Joseph ............0 0 900 20 o. 3 10 2
Batteries: Des Mo:nes. Soniar and Lob
man; St Joseph, Meredith and Collins.
At Peoria RHE
Rockford .......-......S o41 ol % Ills Is
Batteries: Peoria. Gregory, Harvey and
N ~ nr,s-
Sundays Baseball Games.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At petroit- RHE
Kansas City .........-5 0 ooiI02 '-l2 Is 8
At Grand Rapids RHE
Grand Rapids .....-..o oOl / Is
-.-.-..-.-Z 90 o 90 7-S IA
Al Columbus r II f
ST. Paul .............i ooolee-s Il
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Burlington n,ii rais s''oAoo4o4oo1oes1s 'oA
Quincy ............02S 2S1I002o 2oI-io IS 2
At Dubuque RHE
Dubuque .............oIIeo6 -i4ls 5
Cedar Rapids -..-..-27 Soos is Is
At ST. joseph r II E
ST. Joseph ...........11Ioos:otr u
Des Mo:nes --...... 90 30 90 o.
Al Rockford RH E
Rockford .-.-...-.....-o . Q 0 900 &c u 5
Peoria ..........--....-I2 5e0oes
TOO BUSY FOR PIcKNICKTNG
Lutheran Synod stick. tn Business and
Hears General Reports,
Mansfield. Ill. June 1.-THE Lutheran
synod got down 70 hard work today and
s1S
the morning session than hss come be-