The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-25


were defeated again today In a slow but
interesting game. The score was close un-
IL the ninth inning, when the Colonels bat
ted out four runs and clinched the victory
1;Urkett was put out of the game in the
first and O'CoDnor in the ninth inning by
Umpire McDermott Cor abusive language.
Attendance $500. Score:
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Louisville ..........2 0o200+9 9
Cleveland ..*.......-.1 o 0 O.
Batteries: Louisville-Hin and Dexter;
Cleveland-Cuppy and thinner, O'Connor.
Earned runs-Louisville, 2. First ase on
alls-Of H;ll. 8: off Cuppy, g. Struck out
BY Hill, 4: y Cup3y, 4. Home run-Wer-
den. Three basehits-Rogers. Two base
h:ts-Pickering. Stolen bases-Werden and
Rogers Sacrifice hits-McCreery, . UNI
pire-McDermott.
ST. LOUIS, s; PITTSBURG, I.
St Louis, Mo-, April 2.-Unfavorable
weather kept down the attendance at
Sportsman's Park today, and the game was
called if the first half Of the sixth on &C
count of rain. Hawley's wild pitching CIV
ing eight men first base, and the Browns
five hits out of which they scored five runs
won them the game. Attendance SOC. Score.
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ST. Louis ..........30 e11-5 l
Pittsburg ....................0 o 0e-1 / 2
Batteries: ST Louis-Hart and Mcfarland:
P;ttsburg-Hawley and Merritt. Two base
hits-Ccnnor, Ely, Padden, Mcfarland and
Narritt. Three basehits-Lyons, Douglas.
Stolen bases-Cross. 2; Donovan. Double
plays-Pedden and Lyons. First base on
balls-On Hart, 2; off Hawley, s. Hit by
pitched bail-Nerritt. Struck out-By Haw-
ley, 2. Umpire-McDonald.
CINCINNATI, 4; CHICAGO. 8.
Cincinnati, o. April 2i.-Good fielding and
a1xr haf NO ~ for the Reds
To-Day The Colts again started off as sure
winners, but finished weak. Not an error
was made by either team. Roger Denzer
vas in the box for the Chicagos and pitch
ed a good game. and so did Damman. the
new left-hander Of the Reds. Attendance
5000. Score:
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Cincinnati ............o II % a.
Chicago ...............1 0 l 0 0 o % o
Batteries: Cincinna ti-Damman and Pietz
Chica go-Denzer and Kittredge. Earned
runs-Cincinnati. 8; Chicago, l. Two base
hits-Vaughn, Thornton, Hoy and Miller
Three basehits-Holliday, McPhee, Richey
Stolen bases-Irwin. Double piays-Rchey.
McPhee and Vaughn. First on balls-Of
Denzer /; off Damman, l. Struck out
BY Damman, 2; by Denzer, l. Umpire
Sheridan.
PHILADELPHIA. 10; NEW YORK, Z.
Philadelphia Pa, April 2.-The Philles
whaled Jouett Meekin nightly today ami
defeated New York, hands down. Outside
of the local clubs hitting, the only note-
worthy feature of the game was Jajo;e's
Individual batting. Carsey pitched good
game, the visitors hits being scattered.
Attendance 12,7G2. Score:
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Philadelphia ..s.2122e2 OBJ II 6
New York ............0 90 0 o. o.
Batteries: Philadelphia-Carsey and Glenn
ents: New Tork-Meekin and Wilson. Earn
ed runs-Philadelphia( 6; New York, l. Two
basehits-Lajoice, Delehanty, Nash, VAN
Haltren and Wilson. Three basehits-La-
io:e. 2; Geier Bevkley. First base on balls
OFF Carsey, 1; off Meekin, g. Hit by
pitched ball-Hallman. Sacrifice hits-Hall
man. Umpire-EmsHe.
WASHINGTON, S; BROOKLYN. 6.
Washington d. c., April 24.-Norton wa.
able to keep the visitors hits scattered to-
Gay, with the exception of in the third inn |
Ing. This. together with the loose fielding
Of the Brooklyns, gave Washington the |
game Norton's batting also aided ma
ter;ally in increasing the Senator'S score. |
Attendance $500. Score:
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Washington .....l sSu 4
Brooklyn .........0 0 3 OIL o Is
Batteries: Washington-Norton and Nc
CURE; Brooklyn-Kennedy and A Smith !
Two Unsatisfactory and A. Smith. Three |
basehits-Norton, Shindle. Double plays |
A Smith to LaChance; Jones TO \. Smith. |
Canavan to G. Smith, to LaChance. First |
base on balls-Of Norton, .; of Kennedy. |
3 Hit by pitched ball-Reiliy. Struck out !
BY Norton, !; by Kennedy, !. Wild |
pitches-Norton, l. Sacrifice hits-DeMont, |
Brown. Umpire-Hurst-
BALTIMORE, Z; BOSTON. I.
Baltimore Nd, April 24.-The Champions
succeeded today in making it three straight |
from Boston. 1t was clearly a pitchers
battle until the seventh inning. when Kcb
danz gave out and allowed two singles. a
double and two triplets, netting five runs.
Attendance 500. Score:
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Baltimore .......o01 600 g 10 5 |
Boston ................00 o 90 o o.
Batteries: Baltimore-Corbett and Robin
son: Observation-Disclosures and Ieager. Earn"
cd runs-Baltimore. 4: Boston. !. TWO base
hits-Long Robinson. Tucker. Stenzel. |
Three basehits-Qu;nn. Jennings. Double |
plays-Jennings and Doyle. First base on
balls-On Corbett, /; off Klobdanz. 4. HI
by pitched ball-Collins. Quinn, Duffy. Wild
p:tches-Corbett. Struck out-By Coroett,
5. Passed Balls-Yeaser. Umpre-Lynch-