The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-06

Louisville .......... $ IS . ~
chicago .-.----.----- 3 II - 50
washington ----.-- 50 - 20
ST Louis s. = 20
ST. LOUIS 6. BALTIMORE
Baltimore. Md. juno 5-The Browns
downsd the Orioles in close game Tns
Champions outbatted the visitors but were
unable TO land on Esrer az critical mo
ments- Maui made his debut today end
pitched well. bit was accorded poor sup
pert He gave way 10 Hoffer in the eighth
who proved far less effective Issuing two
passes 10 first. and allowing four singles,
which scored the winning runs Attend
ance 1,S23. Score:
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Baltimore. e-41.
81 Louis --..-....-...-o % o110e-6 )
Batteries: Baltimore. Maui. Honer ana
Rowsrman: ST. Louis. Epser and Murphy.
Cmpires-Lynch ard Mcdonald.
BOSTON 5. PITTSBURG 3
Boston. Mass, June 5.-The magnificent
batting Of Duffy and Collins splendid field
ing were the features OF today's game be-
tween Boston and Pfttshurg. In the ninth
inning. with the bases full. Collins made
hair-ra.sing stop chat prevented Pitts
burg from scoring and probably from VIM
rins the game. Attendance 5000. Score
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Boston .
Batteries: Boston, Klobdanz and Bergen;
P:tts5urg, Hawley and Merritt Umpire
ODay.
CHICAGO TO- NEW YORK
New York. June ain the ninth inning.
with the score four to three in favor Of
New York: Arson brought Griffith and Con-
nor into the game 10 bat for Delzer and
Donohue. Three singles. homer by Ryan
and steal home by Mccormick assiste;
by several had errors. netted the Colts
seven runs and the game. Attendance g.
500. Score:
RHE
Chicago 7-Iol4 4
New York ...........-l 003o0e4 s
Batteries: New York. Rusie and Warner;
Chicago. Denzer. Griffith and Klttr.dge.
Donohue. Ump.re-McDermott-
BROOKLYN Il. LOUISVILLE 5
Brooklyn, y. Y, June 5.-Lou:sville scor-
ed all her runs against the Brooklyn a.
two innings Payne was then replaced by
Daub. and not another Colonel came within
hailing distance OF the plate Hemm,lC
was presented with a long floral horseshoe
when he took his position in the box Az
tendance 5.s57. Score:
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Brooklyn ...24oO 0e4osI2i s
Louisville ...-......-..2 so 0 00o0o-5 s
Batteries: Brooklyn, Payne Daub and
Grim; Louisville, Hemming and Wilson
Cmpire-Hurst.
CLEVELAND TO- WASHINGTON s.
Washington. d. C.. June 5-Today's game
was slow. and only saved from being very
and Of Tom Tucker. The loss OF the game
was due largely to the Senator's lack OF
ability 10 HI the ball, together with errors
Mercer also was touched up freely. Riley
was hit on the head by pitched ball in the
second inning. and Norton took wrsgley's
place at left. the latter going 10 third Ger
man went in the box in the eighth Two
hits were made OF him. Attendance $500.
Score:
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Washington ........e4oo1oooN 5ls s
Cleveland .-..--.-...-.0 . 40 o do Il
Batteries: Washington. German. Merce,
and Farrell: Cleveland. McDermott and
thinner. Cmpire-Emslie.
CINCINNATI 6. PHILADELPHIA T.
Philadelphia. Pa. June 5.-PhiIaielph.a
could not hit Dwyer today. and Cincinnati
won the game in the fifth inning on four
two-baggers and WheeIer's failure TO cover
home Plate on run down. Johnson pitch
ed after the fifth inning. and Hoy, on a
two-baser in the ninth inning. was the only
man 10 reach home. Cincinnati put out
seventeen OF fly balls. Attendance 24sc
Score:
Cincinnati .....o1oo50oo ossi
Philadelphia ......--..1 90 o000-l
Batteries: Cincinnati. Dwyer and schri-
yer; Philadelphia. Wheeler, Johnson and
Boyle. Cmpire-Sheridan.
Western League Cameo
At Grand Rap'ds-Brady. the new pitcher
from Brown university worked for the
Bobolinks today. He was wild, but the
Blues were more so. Score:
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Grand Raplds is13
Kansas City 012o1-5 s
Batteries: Gard Rapids. Brady ard
Twineham; Kansas City. Friend and Lake
At Columbus RHE
Columbus ...soseooo1r-74s
Milwaukee .-....-...-.0 0 20 10000 10 4
Batteries: Columbus. Jones and Buckley:
Milwaukee. Clarksoa and Speer.
At Detroit PHE
Detroit ................Iosse f-s13
Minneapolis ..........1 '-sI2
Batteries: Detroit. Egan ard frost: Nh
reapolis. Hutchinson and Boyle
Indianapolis , .......-oao41.o10is -
81. Paul ...............3 0 oo3005 4
batteries: Indianapolis. Foreman and Ra-
hoe; ST. Paul. Phyle. Fricken and Spies.
western As.ocs.tson Games
At Cedar Rapids RHE
Cs.ar Rapids e5sI
Batteries: Cedar Rapids ycDougaI ana
Fuller: Peoria, Roach and Ge1sler-
a; 81. Joseph RHEI
81. Joseph. al seeTef.ooseef-s GA >
Quincy .---..-...o2oSo o36o9oeeo-5 y ,
Batteries: ST. Joseph. Psr5ee z-i Coins;
Quincy Monroe AID Lohbeck
A. Dubuque r II 2
Dubuque -.........ssa0eee Al
Rockfori .--..---.--.-i o 0e iS5
BATTERIES: CGbuque. Noaazaksr and Sui
Ivan: Rocsfori. Anderson and Qu!rr-
At Des None RHE
EeS No.5ez ---.-.--..-a . o.
Burlington -.----------9 0 9 Q o o. 70
batteries: Des Nosnss. Hauck and Los-
nan. Burlington. Ws.-ue- AID RIi.ia-7s-
College Baseball Games-
Nev Haven. Co-1-. June s.-By ar e1ci.-
.-x finish. Yale today defeated Pr.ncst01
Il csose.y contested game Score:
YaIs .......-.-.....-if aas809.l-sa
Princeton -.-..-........-.-i . . o.
Batteries: Yale. G-ssrzgzy sd MU-25y:
Princeton. EeaSTe-. wilson sn9 JzTpe
Princeton ~. ! June s.-P..zceto- Frsz1