The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
LOUISVILLE, 3; PITTsBURG. 3.


Louisville, KY, April 26.-Louisviile and
Fittsbu-g played championship hall today.
The score was a tie in the ninth inning,
and although three extra inning were play
ed, neither team was able to get another
run across the plate. Both Frazer and
Tannehil pitched fine bali, the Pitsspurg
man having slightly the best Of It. Umpire
McDermott called the game on account of
darkness in the first half OF the thirteenth
inning, after two Louisville batters had
been retired. Attendance $500. Score:
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Louisville ....00OO10110 ~
Pittsburg ........-0100011000G
Batteries: LouisviIe-Frazer and Wilson;
Pittsburg-Tannehill and Sugden. learned
runs-Louisville, ?; P.ttsburg, /. frs, base
on balls-Of Frazer, z; off Tannehill, =
Struck out-By Frazer, 3; by Tannehill, D.
Home runs-Clarke, Lyons. Three basehits
-Werden, Brodie. Two basehits-Ely. Sac
rifice hit-Picker.ng. Stolen bases-Rogers,
Werden, Brod,e, Donovan, Sugden, Dem
nelly, ?. Double plays-Padden and Lyons.
Hit by pitched ball-Brodie. Umpire-Mc-
Dermott.
WASHINGTON, 8; NEW YORK, 8.
New York, April 26.-The regular baseball
season was opened in this city today when
the Senators, suffering from successive de-
feats, met the New Yorks, who lost the
first three games at Philadelphia last week.
AT the end OF the ninth inning the scohe
was tie, and the visitors had just started
to play the first half of the tenth when
windstorm arose. The game was called at
the score tied. Attendance $780, Score:
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New York ............2 0 0 l 0 0 o 0 % 10 6
Washington .......0 o OIL OIL o. %
Batteries: New York-Doheny and War
ner; Washington-Mercer and MCGUIRE.
Earned runs-New York, 2; Washingt ton, ?.
T. hall nnh x nff
3. Struck out-By Doheny, 3; by Mercer,
s. Hit by pitched ball-Warner, Beckley.
Wild pitches-Doheny, l; Mercer, l. Passed
balls-Warner Double plays-Beckley TO
Gleason; Reilly to DeMott; Reilly to Cart
wright. Two basehits-DeMott, Herman,
Cartwright. Attendance S,400. Umpire
Lynch.
PHILADELPHIA, s; BOSTON, s.
Philadelphia, Pa, April 26.-Boston and
Philadelphia played a tie game today. The
game only became interesting when Boston
caught the home team in the dark in their
ninth inning. Longs twobagger, singles
by Stahl and Collins and base on balls
ted the score. The game was then called
on account of darkness. Attendance o.
1874. Score:
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Philadelphia ..........S o030011pSu q
Batteries: Philadeiph!a-Taylor and Glenn
ents; Boston-Lewis and Camel. learned
runs-Philadelphia, 2; Boston, 4. Two base.
hits-Delehanty, Geier. Lajoie, Long, 2; Dur
IS, Stahl, Lowe. Three basehits-Cooley.
Home run-Delehanty. Stolen bases-Lons,
9: Duffy Stahl, Lowe. Double plays-Ten-
new and Long First base on balls-Oh
Taylor, 4; off Lewis. Z. Hit by pitched bail
-Klobdanz. Struck out-By Taylor, l. Um-
pire-Hurst.
COLTS, 9: BROWNS, ..
st. Louis, Mo, April 26.-The Colts won
l.. ~.t,, Hv1s+ 0h
ed against the old champions and was hit
lard until he retired in the seventh inning,
being replaced by Kissinger, who held the
visitors down to two hits, neither of which
was scored. Attendance 1920. Score:
Chicago ....o212 1-917 81
St Louis .......001 4 90 90 II .
Batteries: Chicago-Callahan and Lake;
St Louis-Hutchinson, Kisinger and Muir
pny. learned runs-Chicago, 3; St Louis,
O. Two basehits-Hartman, Thornton, Ryan
Three basehts-Pfeiffer. Stolen bases
Bnerbauer. Everett Dahlen. ?; Lange.
Double plays-Callahan, Decker and Arson.
First base on balls-Of Callahan. 8; off
Hutchinson, Z. Struck out-By Callahan,
SIS by Hutchinson, l. Umpire-McDonald.
CINCINNATI. 6; CLEVELAND, 3.
Cincinnati, O., April 26.-The first game
OF the season between the Cievelands and
Cincinnatis resulted in a victory for the
Reds. The Indians played strong game.
but were weak at the bat. Attendance $500
Score:
Cincinnati ..........02 0011O2-6 9 2
Cleveland .........2 600 00-3
Batteries: Cincinnati-Rhines .and Peitz;
Clevelands-Wilson and O'Connor. learned
rlIns-Cincinnati, 3 Two basefits-Socka-
lexis McPhee. Three basehits-Rltchey
Rhines Stolen bases-Burke. Irwin, Nc
Phee. Ritchey. MoAleer. Hoy. O'Connor.
Double plays-Ch;lds to Tebeau.' FIRST on
balls-Off Rhines. !; off Wilson. l. Struck
out-Ry Rhines. 3. Passed balls-O' Conner,
. Wild pitches-Rhines. Umpire-Sheri-
dan.
BROOKLYN, 4; BALTIMORE, 5.
Baltimore. Nd. April 26-The Orioles to-
dav sustained their first defeat of the sea-
son. Brooklyn winning a hotly contested
game. which il required ten innings TO de-
eide. Attendance $50 Score:
baltimore o1OoO2OooN3 s !
Rrkoolyn ..o110l o001-i I
Batteries: Baltimore-Hoffer and Clarke;
Brooklyn-Payne and Grim. learned runs
Baltimore O. Brooklyn. ?. Two basehits
-ShindIe. Stencil. Griffin, Kelly. Stolen
hases-Jones. .: Anderson. Griffin, Kelly
I.aChance. Double plays-Grim ard La
Chance. FIRST base en- balls-On Hotter.
:: off PAYNE 5 Sstruck out-By Hotter.
{: bv Payne. 3 Wild pitch-Hoffer. Sac
rifce hits-Anderson, Payne, Griffin. I'm
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