The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-09

| WASHINGTON $500; CLEVELAND 200
| Wash:ngcn, Sept, s.-Washing.on is in
the first division. as result OF taking two
| games from Cleveland today. Swain had
| practically lost the first wher Mercer wen,
! IN TIE box in The ninth inning, and won
| CIT. In this game, OCnnors' and Chiids
| hsnds were slightly injured and their po-
| sitions were filled by other players. Te-
beau was put on the bench for disput-
| ing o decision. The second game was Tor
| feited TO the Senator's. 10 0. At the De-
| ginning OF the fifth inning, with tTo men
| out, Mexican Claimed that he was hit by
a pitched bali. The umpire decided tina.
| he had Intentionally got in the way OF
/ the ball. Tebeau disputed this ruling and
! finally refused 10 continue the game. Al
tendance, 800. Score:
First game II
Washington go. 30 141o1o1- Is 8
| Cleveland 80. .......0 0210o 3 % l
Observation-Disclosures Swain. Mercer
and Mcclure; Cleveland, wilson and Z'in-
mer. Umpire. Carpenter.
Second game Z
! Washington :. ................2 90 - q
/ Cleveland ...... .......-.......V U =
Batteries-Washing;o Bresnehan and
Farrell: Cleveland. Young and thinner.
Umpire, Carpenter. Game forfeited, 10
| 0, 10 Washington.
BALTIMORE. 5; LOUISVILLE, 1.
Baltimore, Sept. s.-The Champions took
the first of this series from the Loutsviiies
in dull and undressing game. Wad-
dell, President Pull!am's new south paw
pitcher pitched a good game. but worked
against some very haro luck But Tor
Sten.eis error in allowing CEngmanS
grounder 70 go through him, the Colonies
would have been shut out Attendance,
! so. Score:
RHE
Baltimore ... .....21O2oO0o'-5 Il
Louisville :. .000O1o00G-l
Observation-Disclosures Nops and Rabin-
son: Louisville Waddeli and SchrecgonSs.
Umpire. ely
BOSTON. II: ST. LOUIS. s.
Boston, Sept. s-The tail-erders could do
little with Kiobianz after the first inning.
The later vas magnificent supported.
while just the opposite was the case with
Pitcher Hart. Attendance. LOO Score:
RHE
Boston E. .........40216 400'-l7 o
ST. Louis go. ........3 o 0 e O. IA
Batteries -Boston. KIobdanzz. Hickman.
and Bergen: 81. Louis, Hart and Douglass
Umpire, Hurst.
CINCINNATI. i: BROOKLYN .
Brooklyn, Sept S.-Ciacinnati won a well
PLAYED game from the Brooklyns this az
terncor. Dwyer. who was in the box for
the Reds was at his best. Dunn was hit
ably have won his game. Attendance, l.
RHE'
Brooklyn ..... =. 10o10O00-2 8
Sinclnnat ..--....V . " " ~ V - l. d
Batteries-Brooklyn, Dunn and Grim:
Cincinnati. Dwyer and Schriver. Umpire.
Lynch.
NEW YORK. s; PITTsBURG. T.
New York Sept. S.-With the score 10
IN favor of Pittsburg. the New Yorks made
a grand stand finish in their seventh In
ming. AMI won the same by making six
runs The game was then called on account
of darkness. Score:
RHE
New York ...... ........1 0 0 SIS
Pittshu-g 80. ......-...1 o o o -
Batter!es-New York, Gettig and Warn
er; Pittsburg. killen and Sugden. Called
on account OF darkness. Umpire, O'Day.
Attendance, 200.
CHICAGO, g; PHILADELPHIA, 5.
Philadelphia. Sept. S.-Remarkable run
ming catches by Everett and Ryan. coupled
with comedy of errors on the part or
the Phila6eiphians IN the ninth inning. re-
suited in victory for Chicago today. the
finish was quite exciting. Attendance, =
go. Score:
Chicago go. .........1o00 $50 !
Philadelphia e. ......2 o 0 o 10l Is - J