The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-12
BOSTON. 7: NEW YORK. s

BOSTON, Z: NEW YORK, 5.
Boston, Aug. 11.-New York batted Levi.
| freely for three innings today, scoring fou
runs in that time. Then Lewis steadieC
| down to fine execution. In the last half o.
| the eighth inning, on lucky hits by Berger
| and Hamilton, aided by errors by Clark
and bases on balls, Boston rolled up five
runs and won out Two passed balls BY
| Wilson were very costly. Score:
Boston eco. ..........lo000105'- 80
| New York :. ........0 8 O00100-5
| MISUNDERSTANDING and Bergen
| New York-Rusie and Wilson. Cnpires-
Lynch and Carpenter. Attendance. g.
l 600.
I WASHINGTON. 6; PHILADELPHIA, o
| Washington, Aug. 1.-THE Phillies played
| Efeless game in the field, and were un-
| able 10 hit Mercer, while the Senators con-
/ nections with the ball were more frequent
| and TO the purpose. After the game La
| joice became involved in a quarrel with a
| by-stander and, descending from the bus
| struck him on the head. The players were
| taken TO the police station, where Lajo.ce
| left SIS collateral for his appearance in
| court tomorrow to answer to the charge
| of assault. Attendance, 100 Score:
Ri
| Washington =. ......1 &c 10011"-6 10 ]
F.! Philadelphia =. ......0 0 DO 900
Batter:es-washingt and Nc
land. Umpire-Kelly.
CLEVELAND, u; PITTSBURG, s.
Cleveland, Aug 1.-THE Pirates wildness
and the timely hitting of the Indians, gave
the home team the game today. The Pr
rates rallied In the ninth inning, but the
game was lost. Score:
Cleveland =. .......o31431o IA /
P:ttsburg =. .........00 030000 3-6 10 l
s-Cleveland-Brown and Criger,
thinner; Pttsburg-Hastings and Merritt.
Umpire-McDonald. Attendance, 200.
LOUISVILLE, 8; CHICAGO, 4.
Louisville, Aug. 11.-Dad Clarke pitched
his first game for the Colonel today, and
with the exception of the second and third
innings the Colts could not bunch their
hits. Attendance, 800. Score:
Louisville go. 1900 28e01.-5 10 !
Chicago ..........-.0 O,0 o. 10 .
Batteries-LouisviHe-C and Wilson;
Chicago-Briggs and kittridge Umpire
ODay.
CINCINNATI, 6; ST. LOUIS, !.
Cincinnati, Aug. 1.-THE Reds won the
last game of the series. Although Breiten-
stein was hit freely, he managed 10 keep
them well scattered. Tim Hurst, who was
fined 500 and costs for assault and bat
ed as umpire, and everything went off nice
ly. Attendance 2,0oo. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati :. o22O2oo0.-6 l3 2
ST. Louis -. ..........0 20 81 300 8 13 5
Batteries - Observation-Disclosures and
Peitz: ST Louis-Donahue and Murphy.
Umpire-Hurst.
BALTIMORE, 1913; BROOKLYN, s-a.
Brooklyn, Aug. u.-Baltimore won two
more games from Brooklyn today. In the
first game Dunn's curves were knocked
ell over the lot. Brown, youngster from
Trenton. y. J., was given trial in the
second game. He did fairly well, notwith-
standing he sent four men to first on balls
and hit three others during the six innings
he was in the box. He was very poorly sup
ported. Scores:
First game r II E
Brooklyn :. ......1o1ooo1oo-3 10
Baltimore :. .........1 . Ito 10
Batteries-Brooklyn-D and Grim;
Ba!t;more-Hoffer and Clarke. Umpire
Enslie.
Br SeSShp Sam same ...oooooooosIs 10 4
Baltimore 80. .......4 0 0 8 90 Alb "A o
Brookiyn-Brown, Fisher and
A Smith; Baltimore-Pond and Clark. UNI
pire-Emslie Attendance, 400
BALTIMORES NEW MAN.
Burlington, Ia. Aug. u.-P.tcher Frank
Kitson. the star twirler of the Western as
ISOLATION, has been sold to the Baltimore
team. The price is understood to be ST.,
coo.
Western League Games.
Al Indianapolis
First game r n Z
Indianapolis IS 0 90 p 3 SIS 10 2
Minneapolis E. ......1 90 90 1-3 :
Batteries-Phillps and Wood: Figgemeier
and Boyle.
Second game Ri E
=. ..........1 o11s0 40 70 ;
Minneapolis E. ...........1 o O00-3 .
Batteries-Foreman and Kahoe; Hu;chin-
son and Boyle.
Second game called on account of dark
ness.
At Detroit
Df f trroSiItsSme-.oooco1osL5fs
ST. Paul :. .........0 5000 00-1
Batteries-ThomaS and McCauley: Den
ger and Spies.
Second game II E
Detroit 81
Batteries-Egan. Hahn and McCauley; |
Fricken and Spies.
At Columbus Ri E |
e. 800 l 002 II 10 4 |
Batteries-Jones and Fisher; Bowling and
Spear.
At Grand Rapids RHE
Grand Rapids. 80 4 o 3-i1 % s /
Kansas City e. ......5 o 0 0004 3-i2 Is
Batteries-Pappaulau and Fear; Pardee |
and Blanford.
Western Association Games.
At St Joseph RHE
s.. Joseph -. ...II0Is4e1% iiis s
Rockford e.. ..........2 0 o21o0o-5
Batteries-Drummy and Collins; Under
" ood Killion and HUFF.
At Burlington r H f |
Peoria =. ..........-.0sS0 l-sI2 5
Batterles-wilson and Williams: Talbot;
and Quinn.
At Des Moines- Ri Z /
cedar Rapids. .....oI01O11o-4 70i
Batteries-Nfauck and Lehman: McFar-
and and Fuller.
At Quincy r II
Quincy e. ..-.-.......l @ 0 Q o II
Dubuque =. =. ......1 2ool2l0 e-7li
Ratter!es-Hackett. McGreevy and Gar
rer; STREET and Sullivan.
COTTON.
New Orleans. Aug. u.-Cotton-Quiet:
;aies 500 bales: ordinary. $ 1l6c; good
1916; lowj middling lie;
niddiing lI-1sc :good rniddling Sc: mid
ling fair 1-l6.
New York. Aug. 1.-Cotton market
'penei easy az a decline OF % points.
reports OF general rain over The
'otton belt with the exception Of SOUTH
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