The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17
CLEVELAND I. NEW YORK

| New ork, June 1.-THE Indians swoop-
| ed down on the Giants this afternoon, with
| the scaips gained by the two successive VIC
tories al Philadelphia dangling from their
| belts. in search Of the hirsute adorDment Of
| the New Workers And they got Il. for
| Rusie was al easy mark. Big Brave Sock
| alexis started the run-setting il the frs,
| inning by putting one outside OF T:reuaa's
! reach. making the circuit Of the bases. At
| tendance 4,5o0. Score:
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| New York ...I000000oi-2 9 4
Cleveland .-.-..-..-..1 o026O2o TIP 2
Batteries: New York; Rusie and Warner;
Cleveland, Wilson and O'Connor Umpire
| O'Day
CINCINNATI Is, BROOKLYN g.
Brooklyn. y. Y, June 1.-THE first gans
OF the present series between the C;ncin-
ns.is and Brooklyns was easily won by the
Reds They had a regular picnic, especial
ly IN the second inning. when they rolled
up dozen runs. Attendance 2,7i&. Score:
RH E
Cincinnati ............0 y 12e00-,5 13 .
Batteries: Brooklyn, Payne and Fisher.
Grady; Cincinnati, Breitenste:n and Pe.tz.
Unpire-Sner.dal.
BOSTON "A, CHICAGO
Boston, Mass, June 1S.-The Chicasos
proved easy victims today, and the os-
tons strong. steady plaByng piled up four
teen' runs. The visitors could not bat
Nichols. and only in the fifth inning were
as many as two hots made of him At
tendance $500. Score:
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Boston ..-..........-..oI2 I2ssose.l4 Is 1
Batteries: Boston. Nichols and Bergen:
Chicago, Callahan and K:ttrd:ge- Umpire
Lynch.
BALTIMORE 10. PITTSBURG 4,
Baltimore, Nd, June 15-The Champions
defeated the Pirates today in g oae-s.ced
game Hastings was substituted for XII
len in the first half after the latter had a
base on balls. a hit batsmaa and a Wild
pitch TO his credit The playing OF Davis
and Jennings constituted the features. At.
tendance 200. Score:
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Baltimore ...........2 ...25osoooo'-l0u II |.
Plttsourg --..-..-.-.-.o 90 oio0S3 )
Batteries: Baltimore, Nops and Bower
man; Pittsburg. kulen, Hastilg and Leahy
Umpire-Hurst.
PHILADELPHIA 8. ST. LOUISE.
Philadelphia. Pa. June ls-The PhiIues
defeated the Browns this afternoon by to
l. SIX ex-Philadelphia players were NcIud-
ed IN the visitors batting list Up TO the
Seventh inning il looked at though they
would pull out a vtctory. Towards the
close, however, the locals caught on 70 Car
sey's delivery. making seven of their eleven
hits in the last three innings. Attendance
3,oo. Score:
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81 LOUIS .---......--.oo2 oo2s20eo0T
Philadelphia .-..------3 D 000ai2 .sr 4
Batteries: 81. Louis, Carsey and Douglas:
Philadelphia. Fifeld, Wheeler and BOYLE
Cmpires-McDonali and Mcpsrmotc
WASHINGTON 4, LOUISVILLE
Washington. D. c., June ls.-Ths Sena-
tors punched hits On Cunningham and wo,
the game. The Colonels' SIX raps were
scattered The game was remarkably
fast, lasting only an hour and a half The
Louisville management today released Pitch
er Henming and Jimmy Rogers. Clarke
was made captain-manag OF the team
Attendance 2.0Oo. Score:
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washington .....-....o Go0lo.i
Louisville .-...---.--.-0 90 00l-2 2
Batteries: Washington. King and Farrell;
Louisville. Cunningham ard Butler. I'm
pire-Emslie.
CHANGES IN THE LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. Pa. June l6.-Pttcher Con
Lucid, recently with the Reading club and
formerly with Philadelphia and Brooklyn,
was engaged by the ST. Louis club here to-
day. He will probably BE pitcher in one OF
the Philadelphia games.
Washington. y. c June IS-The manage
ment OF the Louisville Baseball team has
released Jimmy Rogers. the captain Of the
team. owing 20 certain 6isaSreements.