The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

baltimore .......... 81 "A $50
Cincinnati ...... 81 q IL Sc
BOSTON .........-.... "a 2 IL SAT
tIltSourg 81 % 13 SO
New York ..... 30 IS IA 56S
Philadelphia ....... 81 10 IS 5ii
brooklyn ........... "a II II 500
Cleveland .......... 30 IS 16 500
LOusViHe 30 is - 457
lineage ..--....... % Is % 81
washington 5000. 30 @ 81
St Louis ........... Sc : g 19i
PHILADELPHIA ~; PITTsBURG 90.
Philadelphia. Pa. June 4.-Umpire Nc
Donald forfeited today's game to the Phil
lies because. as he said. the Pittsburg men
were throwing the ball around the field for
the purpose of delaying the game until a
threatening rain should arrive. The trou-
BILE began when Pittsburg was at the bat
in the fourth inning Smith nit ball which
Mcdonald called foul, which decision was
vigorously protested by the Pittsburg men.
Mcdonald finally fined Donovan and put
him out of the game, Kuhns taking his
place Davis and Kilien were also fined,
Tie Pirates took the field and killen, in
warming up, threw ball at Davis, which
went into the seats. Boyle, of the Phillies,
claimed that the Pittsburgers were delay
ing the game in the hope of rain and Nc
Donald thereupon gave the game to Phila-
delphia by the score OF TO 0. The actual
score at the time was four to nothing in
favor OF Philadelphia. Rain fell heavily a
Few moments after play was stopped.
NEW YORK 5, LOUISVILLE g.
New York, June 4.-Lou;sville had the
game well in hand up TO the ninth this
afternoon, and it looked as though the
Colonies would take another game Of the
series from the Giants. New York how
ever, in their half Of the ninth inning, made
four runs, and won the game. The Louis
Vile men put up a strong kick at a change
of decision by the umpire in the last inning,
and Rogers was put out of the game. Doeh-
ny and Cunningham pitched good ball, but
their support was not gilt-edged. Attend
ance 100. SScore:
RHE
New York .........o o0o0oo1+5 As
Louisville .............1 0 90 00020-3 5
Batteries: New York, Doheny and War
ner; Louisville. Cunningham and Wilson.
Cmpire-McDermott.
BROOKLYN 8. ST. LOUIS 4.
Brooklyn, n. Y, June 4.-The st. Louis
Browns closed their present series against
the Brooklyn at Eastern paprk today by
losing another game. 1t was Kennedy
against K:ssinger. from a pitchers stand
point K;ssinger was In the hunt for only
four innings. After that his curves were
sent flying all over the lot Smith was
laid up for Brooklyn, and Hanivan made
his first appearance a second. Attendance
1875. Score:
RHE
Brooklyn 01os3100s-s 81
St Louis ............2 o o 2 00Oo-4 5
Batteries: Brooklyn, Kennedy and Smith;
st. Louis, Kissinger and Murphy. Umpire
Sheridan.
CHICAGO s, WASHINGTON
Washington, D. c.. June 4-Swaim was
responsible for the loss Of today's game
In the two innings in which he pitched. the
Colts made seven hits for a total of four
teen bases, scoring five runs. He was fol-
lowed by King who did better work Two
games were scheduled, but the second was
called in the second inning on account Of
rain. Attendance 1000. Score:
RHE
Chlcago ..........--...1 0 200 o. II 8
Batteries: Washington. King. Swain and
Mcclure; Chicago. Callahan and Kittridge.
Cmpire-Emsle.
GAMES POSTPONED.
Boston. Mass, June 4.-The Boston-Cleve-
land game was postponed on account Of
rain N the second inning, with the score
Z.
Baltimore, Nd. June i-Balt!more looked
sure TO win todays game with
Cincinnati, when rain stopped the game IN
the first half of the third inning The score
stood to 3, in favor Of Baltimore.
Western League Games.
At Detroit-The feature OF today's game |
was the batting of Dunn, who aged two |
singles, double and two triples in as many |
times at bat. Score:
Detroit .............O 017o13l 0-I317 ] |
..........0 o O0002 3 10 .
Batteries: Detroit, Thomas and frost; |
M:nneap polls, Smith, Baker, Irwin and Dan |
Boyle.
At indianapolis RHEi
..........1 0 o 0-l0 II ; |
ST. Paul .........-.....1 2 0000010-i 4
Batteries: Indianapolis. Goar and Kahoe:
81. Paul. McG:n and SPIES.
At Columbus RHE
Columbus .............o51s10 2ol-l4 p 5
Milwaukee ............1 0 2030a1 0-9i6 4 |
Batteries: Columbus. Mcfarland and
Buckley; Milwaukee, Terry, Taylor and /
Mack.
At Grand Rapids-Kansas City went to
he last placve today and Grand Rapids
tepped up notch in the percentage col
mn. Score:
RHE
srand Rapids ........o1Osoos4. a
4
Batteries: Grand Rapids. Cross and Irvine
lam; Kansas City, Abbey and Lake.
Western Association Games.
At ST. Joseph r II E
Il Joseph ......l S221o2 iii u
quincy ................01 o oil o.
Batteries: 81. Joseph. Meredith and Col
ms; Quincy, Johnson and Lohbeck.
At Des Mo:nes- RHE
)es Moines ......o12 01o0o'5
burlington ..--........0 4 o o 0 0 0 2-6
Batteries: Des Moines. Cooper and Lob
nan: Burlington. Coons and Williams.
At Dubuque RHE
Dubuque ....-.........9o ooeoose5 81
...-..-.......0 0o001o l-s
Batteries: Dubuque. Smith and Sulivaa:
Underwood and Quinn.
Al Cedar Rapids RHEI
'edar Rapids .20o1oSsO SD 81
'eoria ..-..-.....-.....o o Oe6Gl-c
Batteries: Cedar Rapids. Donnelly and
'uller; Peoria, Gregory and Seisler