The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-15
rin-Wesssrn Scores.
BALTIMORE. L; PHILADELPHIA. %


Philadelphia. Pa, Aug. I4-Baltmore
made il three straight tbs afternoon. but
only after one OF the most excit,pD con-
tests seen on the local grounds this season
In the first five innings the PAillies made
but two hits OF Hotter, but in the sixth
they jumped on him for FIVE, including two
doubles and a triple. TINS combination
yielded six runs and tied the score. Bait
more took the lead in the seventh. only 70
be passed in the first half Of the ninth.
when the locals developed another batting
streak and Knocked out four runs. TIE
Champions again even Up things in the
second half OF the tenth OF singles and .
sacrifice Attendance AIS Score:
Philadelphia ........aooOos e-lois :
Baltimore ........-..S o10o2o2 Ill -
Batteries: Philadelphia, Ortiz and NcFar-
land; Baltimore, HofeE and Clarke. Un-
pire. Kelley.
CHICAGO. 10: CINCINNATI. 8
Cincinnati. O.. Aug. i{-It took ten inn
mss 70 decide the game between the Reds
and the Colts today. The visitors tied the
score in the ninth and won our in the tenth
Tbs vas McPhee's day at League park.
II was the occasion OF presenting 20 the
great second baseman the testimonial, 10
which the citizens OF Cincinnati. generally
contributed The check amounted 10 81, 80 %
Attendance ZOO. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati ..3S00eI oO-sIs
chicago ....--.......2 0ot 0 02ol 10 u 4
Batteries: Cincinnati. Eh-et, Darnuann
and Pe.tZ: Chicago. Thornton and Dona-
hue. Umpire, O'Day.
NEW YORK, BOSTON.
New York. Aug. H-Rusle held the Lead
ers down 10 one hit up 20 rhe eighth inning
today. when four hits assisted by errors,
gave them two runs. An error H. the tn
by Clark and a miss by Davis OF Teanys
grounder gave the Bostons their first run.
In the ninth inning Rusie hit Hamilton and
a couple of basshits brought him hcne
The Giants managed 10 connect with the
ball when hits meant runs. although errors
helped them out somewhat in their run
getting. Score:
pHEI
New York ...........0o Io2o12.sl q
Boston ......-.-.......o0 000I2 IL I 8
Batteries: New York. Rusie and Warner:
Boston. Lewis and Bergen. Cmpires. Car
penter and Lynch. Attendance 1900.
WASHINGTON. Z: BROOKLYN, T.
Washington, d. c.. Aug 1.-THE Brook
lyns could not hit Mercer. while Dunn was
an easy proposition for the Senators, who
won out in the NTH inning by a batting
rally. when they made four for eight bases.
The game was wei played and interesting.
Attendance 500 Score:
Washington .......1 o20400o .Ti2 q
Brooklyn .............l 0 o 2 o 90 o. II 4
Batteries: Washington. Mercer and Far
rel; Brooklyn, Dunn and A. Smith I'm
p!re. Emslie.
ST. LOUIS. 10: CLEVELAND. s
Cleveland, o. Aug. Thrown was very
wild. and was replaced by Young In the
third inning. 10 save the game. but without
avail. The Browns batted Young for five
earned runs in the fourth. Attendance
1,a1. Score:
RHE
Cleveland .............00II e0O-5lO !
81. Louis .............p4 30 s o 90 J DO "a
Batteries: Cleveland. Brown. Young and
thinner: 81. Louis. Coleman, Donahue and
Douglass. Umpire, Hurst
PITTSBCRG. 6: LOUISVILLE. g.
Ptttsburg Pa. Aug. 1.-THE game was
won IN the eighth inning b. the good bat
ting OF the home team. Attendance 23n
Score:
RHE
Pittsburg .............I o 20a03 '-si3 :
Louisville ............-2 0001 90 o O. 9 3
Batteries: Pittsourg Killen and sugden:
Louisville HIN and Wilson Umpire. Nc