The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-01

fHiidUeipnld, ra-, May ol--1ne In!il-eS
returned from their disastrous trip today
and played two games with Louisville. The
| visitors took the first by lucky hitting. In
! the seventh, with two out and two men on
bases, Clarke lifted the bah of the right
field fence. Both clubs felded almost per-
fectly. Score:
RH
Louisville ..-..........0 II 0003 0s-4 ,
delph.a, Fifieid and Bowie:
| Louisville, Frazer and Wilson. Umpire
| Mcdonald
Philadelphia shut out Louisville in the
second game. The features were the per-
feet fielding of both teams and the number
OF Philade!phians who scored after receive
| ing gifts from the pitcher Eight of the
Phillies' runs were so scored. The Louis
V;lles' hits were scattered through eight il
rings. and eleven men were left on bases.
Attendance LAS. Score:
RHE
Philadelphia ..........os3ooo35 o-412 2
Louisville ......-.....0 o 5000 OF 90 o
Batteries-Philadelph Taylor and Boyle;
Louisville, Hill. Magee and Wilson. Cm-
| pire-McDonald.
BALTIMORE So, CHICAGO +6.
Chicago. Ills, May 31.-The Champions
draw out and loosely played. Ponds wild
! ness gave the locals their four runs. At
| tendance $780, Score:
RHE
Chicago ...31 00OooOo-4
Baltimore .............1 oil 0O1 o &c
Batteries-Chicago Donohue and Briggs;
Baltimore. Bowerman and Pond.
The afternoon game was full Of life and
excitement and belonged to either side I'M
til the last out. Both pitchers were hit hard
and freely, Corbett receiving perfect sup
port, while Caliahan's was rather ragged.
Game was called at the end of the ninth in
ming to allow the teams to catch their
trains. Attendance 1900. Score:
Chicago .-.2 400o-S13
Baltimore .......-....4 OF 900 6 10
Batteries-Chicago Callahan and KIT
ridge; Baltimore, Corbett and Bowerman.
Cmpire-Hurst.
CINCINNATI ~, WASHINGTON 3-3.
Cincinnati. O.. May 3l.-The Senators were
defeated by the Reds this morning in an
exciting game. Both teams played snappy
ball. Wrigley played third base for the
Senators, Reilly being III. Norton took
Wrigley's place in left field. Attendance
1000. Score:
RHEI
Cincinnati ...........1 o 001 OIL S 2
Washington ..........1 0 00020 00N31 y /
Batteries-Cincinnati, Ehret and Schriver;
Washington, Mcclure and Swain.
The Reds made 1t three straight by de-
feating the Senators this afternoon. The
playing Of Cocoran and Beckley was the
feature. Attendance 1900. Score:
Cincinnati ...-..O202 OOoO.-4 s
Washington .........1 0 0OO1 0O-3
Batteries-Cincinnati Rhines and Schri-
yer; Washington. Mercer and Farrell. Um-
pires-Emslie and Lynch.
NEW YORK 10. PITrsBURG .
New York, May 3l.-Twenty thousand PEG
pie saw the New Yorks administer a good
drubb:ng to the PIRATES this afternoon at
the Polo grounds the morning game having
been postponed on account of rain. 1t was
all over after the first inning, when the
Giants scored eight runs on a double. a
couple of singles and errors by the Pitts
burg men. Tannehill went in to pitch for
Pittsburg. but could stand the pace for
only two innings. when Hastings relieved
him and pitched good ball. Rusie was in
good form and pitched a pretty game
Score:
RHE
New York .........s11ooo00 10 10
Pittsburg ..........0 0 o o 0Oe213 s
Bstteries-New York. Rusie and Warner:
Pittsburg. Tannehil. Hastings and Sugden.
Umpire-McDermott.
BOSTON %, ST. LOUIS ..
Boston, Mass. May 31.-Rain prevented
the Boston-St. Louis morning game, and In
the afternoon game. the slippery grounds
made good fielding almost impossible. ST.
Louis presented a crippled team, Houseman
being sick and Hartman laid off with
sprained ankle. The Bostons batted heavi- |
ly. and won by a score of Is to Is. Attend. |
ance 900. Score:
RHE
Boston ............11 2i3455 0-S % 2 1
ST. Louis .............04 000l 0 O. Il s |
Batteries-Bos,on, Stivetts and Nahoney; |
ST. Louis Kisinger. Evans and Mcfarland. |
Umpire-ODay.
BROOKLYN 5. CLEVELAND .
Brooklyn y. Y, May 3l-The Brooklyn !
and Cleveland teams celebrated Memorial |
Day at Eastern park this afternoon. and |
no less than 1880 persons were on hand 10
assist them. The morning game was post
poned because OF rain. Brooklyn hit |
Young freely in the first two innings. Payne |
pitched mastery game. and kept the
hits made off him well scattered. Interes: |
was centered in the work OF Sockalexis. the
Indian. II being his first appearance as a
league player in the east. He failed. how |