The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
BOSTON. Il: BROOKLYN. ?.

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allowed the Brooklyns but three hits today.
while the Bostons knocked Daub all over
the lot This best tells the tale OF the
home teams downfall, and at TIE same tine
explains why the Beanea tiers once more lead
| iof the pennant. Attendance $50. Score:
RHE
Brooklyn ....ooo0 so2 I
Boston -.........--.1 030021 3-3 % l
Batteries: Brooklyn, Daub and A Smith:
Boston. Lewis and Yeager. Umpires-O-
Day and Mcdonald
CLEVELAND, IS; LOUISVILLE, L
Cleveland. O.. June 2-Poweu pitched
his first game for the Clevelands. and held
tbs Louisvilles down TO three hits. two Of
them on the scratch order. The Louis
viHes' only run was forced in or a ques-
tionable decision that Clark had been hit
by pitched bail at which he struck. The
Indians found MCGEE an easy proposition
and pounded him hard. Clirgm ran
into a house going after a foul and was
painfully injured. The game was called 70
allow the Clevelands 10 catch a tarin- At
tendance Gu Score:
RHE
Cleveland ...............5 0 sos As g Q
Louisville ...............0 0 90 % G-1 >
Batteries: Cleveland. Powell ard Criser,
LOUISVILLE, MCGEE and Butler. Umpire
Hurst
NEW YORK, 8; BALTIMORE, 4.
Baltimore, Nd, June 23.-The Champions
today lost the last OF the present series TO
the Giants IN a loosely played game. Pond
took the box in the sixth inning and proved
more effective than his predecessor. Man
aser Eanlan today signed George Black
burn Of Dallas, Tex. as an addition 20 the
pitching department. Attendance ISIS.
Score:
RHE
Baltimore ........oo oooI2104 3
New York .............0 o "a 0o-9 IS
Batteries: Baltimore, Hofer, aPnd and
Bowerman; New York, Sullivan and War
ner. Ump.re-Emslie.
PTTTSBCRG. 5: CHICAGO. s.
Ptttsburg. Pa, June 23.-The game was
good one and interesting because OF the
even run throughout Both pitchers were
hit hard. giving the fielders opportunity
for brilliant plays. The game was won in
the eleventh inning. when two were out,
by Brodie making a scrttch hit, scoring
Smith. Attendance 1.soO. Score:
Pittsburg .........so0oo11eoo f-Sis J
Chicago -..........o 3 ! o. 0 0 o 10
Batteries: Pittsourg. KIlen and Sugden;
Chicago. Griffith and kittrdige. Umpire
Sheridan
WASHINGTON, u; PHILADELPHIA. .
Washington. D. C, June 3-Heavy bat
ting again won the day for Washington, but
while the Senators batted well, several e.
rors were made In the field. Mercer kept
the hits well scattered Attendance 2,eoo.
Score:
Washington ......ol2ooee Is s
, Philadelphia ..........I 01o0C-2 3
Batteries: Washington. Mercer aur Nc
CURE; Philadelphia, Taylor and Clements.
Umpire-Lynch.
CINCINNATI. 5: ST. LOUIS. l
Cincinnati. o.. June 23.-The Reds made it
three straight today by defeating the
Browns in a fast game. Both teams played
snappy bali. Attendance $50. Score:
Cincinnati ...o101I1o s-5s 0
St Louis ...-..........o 0OO1Oe-I !
Batteries: Cincinnati. Dwyer ard PETE;
ST Louis. Carsey and Douglass. Umpire
McDTmott-
Western League Games
A. Kansas City RHE
ST Paul -....--.......3 0 o oil l3 I
Batteries; Kansas City. Abbey and Bland
ford; ST. Paul. Barnett and Spies.
At Detroit RHE
Detroit .............oIe2s4o ol3If 4
Grand Rapids o0OO 3Oro+su :
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! Grand RAPIDS, Cross. Ciarkr and Twine-
ham
GAME POSTPONED.
a. Milwauke@No game; rain.
Western Association Games.
| At So. Joseph RI z
s.. Joseph ............ooo2oo3o Es5 |,
Cedar Rapids 0015OIi.-s 4
| Batteries: ST Joseph. Meredith ard Col
lns: Cedar Rapids, Donovan. Carrish and
! Fuller.
At Quincy Ri z
| Quincy .......eooaoo o
/ Rockford ..........0 0I102Sa -e15 :
Batteries; Quincy. Anderson ard Hui;
I Rockford, Hackett and Trafiey.
GAME POSTPONED.
| At Des Moine-No game; rain
| College Baseball Games.