The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
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three straight by taking both of today's
games from St Louis Both contests we've
ragged and uneven, inexcusable errors al
ternatins with brilliant fielding throughout.
| The Browns were never in danger Of win
hing, and what little heart they exhibited
was taken out Of them by McDermott's UNI
piring- Meekin was wild and was hit free
ly in the first game. In the second game
Dad Clarke redeemed his reputation Nv
holding down and scattering the visitors
hits and striking out six men. New York's
heavy batting and brilliant double and
| triple plays were the features Of the Sec
ond game. Scores:
New York ...........o1oaoo4 :
81 LOUIS --.---........l 0 @ o -sT3 2
Batteries-New York. Meek;n ana Wa.
ner; 81 Louis-Hart and Mcfarland. I'm
pire-McDermott.
Second game RHE
New York --.-..-.....041 oo5oos-sf 6
Ct LOUIS ............-o 000o201-5 u
Batteries-New York. Clarke and zerfoss.
Warner; St Louis Donahue and Murray
Cmpire-McDermott.
PITTSBURG So BROOKLYN ~.
Pittsburg. Pa May 9-Pittsburg took
two straights from the Brooklyns today.
The morning game was won by good hit
ting IN the sixth. Killen pitched a good
game in spite OF the many errors behind
aim The afternoon game was smuggling
contest, and some nice plays were made on
both sides. The feature was a triple play
by Griffin and Smith Brcdie was on sec
ond, with Donovan on first, when Pad6ea
knocked a short center fly. Griffin trapped
1t and, running n. touched Brod:e, threw
70 Smith, forcing Donovan at second. Smith
then touched Padden. who had tried TO
steal second. Il was a brilliant play and
received applause. Attendance at morning
same 200; afternoon. 1900. Scores:
RHE
Pitssours .....-..-.-.1 o1012oo'-5 3
Brooklyn .....-........o go cool IA .
fredericksburg Killen and Susien:
Brooklyn, Kennedy and A Smith. I'M
pires-McDonaid and Sheridan.
Second game REE
Pittsburg ...12o1eo21.Lsl ?
Brooklyn .-....--......0 oil 1010O-Tu |.
atterie-Pittsburg Hawley and Sugden:
Brooklyn, Daub and Grim. Umpires-lIc-
Donald and Sheridan.
CINCINNATI ., BOSTON,.
Cincinnati, O., May 2.-The Reds won
from the Boston club today in an exciting
game. The fielding Of both teams was
excellent Beckley made his first appear
ance and played good CANA Attendance
500. Score:
RHE
Boston ...........-...o oooooo1oI /
Cincinnati .....-.....1 s-2il 8
Batter:esBoston. Nichols and Bergen;
cincinnati. Ehret and Schriver. Umpire
Lynch.
BALTIMORE s. CLEVELAND :.
Cleveland, o., May 2s-wh:le Cuppy was
easy for the Orioles today, the Indians could
rot touch Nops. Both sides did good work
IN the field Attendance 5000. Score:
Cleveland ...oo0o0o1o1-2 IS !
Baltimore .........0 010I204 es1s 2
Batte-:es-Cleveland. Cuppy and thinner;
Baltimore, Nops and Boverman. Umpire
-O'Day.
PHILADELPHIA !, CHICAGO 10.
Chicago. Ills, May 2s.-After having bat.
ted Ortiz OF the slab and securing what
looked like a safe lead. the Colts went TO
pieces in the seventh and eighth, and pre-
sented the Quakers with six runs and the
game. Conner was badly injured in the
ninth, by being hit squarely in the jaw By
one OF Taylor's swift tn-shoots. Attend
ance $500. Score:
RHEl
Chicago .......e o23IeoIl-ioI $
Philadelphia .......-.e l 2033 Ill Il
Batteries-Chicaso. Callahan and Dono-
hue; Philadelphia. Orth. Wheeler and Boyle
Umpire-Hurst.
WASHINGTON 5, LOUISVILLE
Louisville Ky, May es.-Both McJanes
and HeI1ing pitched fine ball today. The
former received coed support. while the
errors OF DoIan ard ClIngman were respon-
s.ble for four OF the senator's runs. Al
tendance 1900 Score:
RHE
Washington ...fe0oeoeos.5 s 4
Louisville .............o 10000, 81
Batter.s sshington, McJar1es and Far !
rel: Louisville, Hemming and Wilson I'M
p.re-ETasHe.