The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-04
CLEVELAND :. ST LOFTS

s &. LOUIS . .... g r = :. e;
CLEVELAND, 5; ST. LOUIS, 4.
Cleveland, O., July 3.-The Clevelands
won one of the most exciting games imag-
Unable by batting rally in the tenth inn
ing. Powell and Donohue pitched superb
ly. and not a run was earned in nine inn
.ngs. One hit would have brought Grady
in with the winning run in the last half OF
the ninth. In the tenth. a base on balls,
two safe hunts, Wallace's double, McAllis-
ter's single and PowelPs double gave the
Indians FIVE runs In the last half House
man walked and scored on Donohues' dou-
bic. While Douglas was at the bat he
said something to O'Day for which O'Day
ordered him out of the game They argued
the matter and during the argument Paw
ell and Childs caught Grady off second
ODay called him out and the Browns fin
ished the game under protest Score:
Cleveland .-.......eooo1o -s14 6
St Louis ............2 0000O10ol-4 G )
Batteries: Cleveland, Powell and Criger;
ST. Louis. Donohue and Douglas. L upire-
O'Day.
BROOKLYN, SIS; PHILADELPHIA, 2-7.
Philadelphia Pa, July 3.-The PhiIlies
this afternoon and each pocketed victory.
Attendance s.s55. Score:
First game r II f
Brooklyn ...........ooo14ooo /
Philadelphia ...-...-..o 0 OOo2o % l
Batteries: Brooklyn. Dunn and Grim:
Philadelphia, Wheler and Boyle. Umpire
Enlslie.
Brooklyn .......,.....1e1o2o1oAsio !
Philadelphia ..........3 o 0 0 2 30 - II )
Batteries: Brooklyn. Mcmahon and A.
Smith: Philadelphia, Fifield and Clements.
Cmpire-Emslie.
BOSTON, 3; NEW YORK, :,
New York. July 3.-Meekin pitched a fine
game, and with proper supper. should have
won. Only three hits were made off his
delivery. Stivetts was given good support.
and although the Giants got eight hits off
him. he kept them well scattered. Lake.
the new catcher, played MS first game with
Boston today. Attendance 1000. Score:
New yorkoe6o11ooN2s
Boston ....-..........-G 0 o 0 0 1-S
Batteries: New York. Meek:n and War
rer; Boston, Stivetts and Lake. Umpires-
Lynch and Mcdonald.
CINCINNATI, u: LOUISVILLE, o.
Louisville KY, July 3.-Breitenste.n had
the Colonies at his mercy today and the
Reds administered a very heavy coat of
whitewash. Frazier wah hit hard and his
support was ragged. Attendance 200.
Score:
Cincinnati ......soooe522.l2 IL !
Louisville ......-.00 0 90 90 90 0
Batteries: Cincinnati. Breitenste:n and
PETIT; Louisville. Frazier and Wilson. I'm
pire-Hurst-
PITTSBURG, 8: CHICAGO, .
Chicago Ills. July 3.-Gardner held the
Colts down TO three singles today and, with
the exceptional fielding back % him. wou
an easy game. Callahan was hit safely
but seven times bur made wild pitch that
was good for two runs. and four of his
gifts resulted in scores. Attendance 1900
Score:
RHE
Chicago ...........ol1ooooeN2 SO
Pittsburg ............O zoo lbs
Batteries: Chicago. Callahan and Dono
hue: Pittsburg. Gardner and Sugden. I'm
pire-Sheridan.
Western League Games
At Grand Rapids r II T
Grand Rapids - e-lS y
Detroit ...........-.--.o liz y
Batteries: Grand Rapids, Brady. Cross
and Twineham; Detroit, Egan and frost.
At Kansas City RHE
Kansas City ~ o1o oeoo2 II
Milwaukee ....-...-.-2 1910 IL 10
Batteries: Kansas City. Whted. Bevi
and Blanford; Milwaukee, Reidy and Speer
At Indianapolis RHT
Columbus .............1 o 00203 IS
Batteries: Indianapolis. Foreman Kahoe
Columbus. Jones and Buckley.
At 81. Paul Ri
St. Jaul ............0o eI1610o-3
Minneapolis ......-...3 o 00S so 0-6
Batteries: St Paul McGill and Spies
Minneapolis, Hutchinson and Boyle.
Western Association Games.
At St Joseph Ri
81 Joseph ......1 e2o0e0io-7 g
Burlington ..-....-....0 o 5000 90 2
Batteries: ST Joseph, Pardee and Collins
Burlington. K.tson and Dugdale.
At Cedar Rapids Ri
Cedar Rapids .....3o22 20o20-Il %
Peoria .......--........0 ) 0 O. 9 10
Batteries: Cedar Rapids. Carrish and Ful
Ter; Peoria Roach and RaferI.
Al Dubuque RHl
Dubuque ...IO401OOI06o
Rockford ........oeOSloI110 O0o-7 Is
Batteries: Dubuque. Nonamaker and Su
Ivan: Rockford, Coanors. Underwood an
HUFF.
At Des Mo.neS- r II
Des Mo!nes ..-.......-4 9 oil Is
Quincy .....-.......-.-0 = o o ca d
Batteries: DeS Moines, Son!er and Lot
man; Quincy, Monroe and Traffiey.
Golden Nod Handicap at st. Louis.
ST. Louis, Mo. July s.-The feature OF -
card at the far grounds today was y
Golden Rod handicap OF sea, a; SIX ami
half furlongs. Time Maker was thought
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