The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-12
Leasue-Western Scores.
BOSTON SD LOUISVILLE IA.

BOSION o-lz LOUISVILLE "a
Boston, Mass. June u.-Boston had a
walk-over in both games with Louisville
this afternoon. Clingman's work in both
was phenomenal, and 1t was his playing
| that saved the visitors from even worse
| defeat. Louisville was weak al the bat.
/ Attendance $500. Score:
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Boston ..o0o2.31e'-s 3
| Louisville .............G 0 OOO2-4
Batteries: Boston, Klobdanz and Bergen
Louisville, Frazer and Wilson. Umpire
| Hurst.
Second game r H E
Boston ..12120033el2 II 8
Louisville .............1 02 900 o. /
Batteries: Boston, Stivettes and CAMEL;
Louisville, Cunningham and Wilson. Unl-
pire-Hurst.
CINCINNATI 2, NEW YORK /.
New York, June 11-Burke made a safe
bunt towards third base today in the sixth
inning when one man was out, and Hoy
followed with a good single to left Eddie
sailed around the bases with rafting speed
and reached home on Warmers error. Hoy
got around to third on the throw-in. Then
Corcoran drove liner into right, which
scored Hoy, and htus the game was won.
1t was a pitchers battle from start TO
finish, with Breitenstein having shade the
IL.
RH E
New York .........0 0 0 00o1 0-1 4
Cincinnati ............0 0 0 o % o O. I
Batteries: New York, Rusie and Warner:
Cincinnati, Breitenstein and Schr.ver. Cm-
pires-Lynch and ODay.
BALTIMORE 5, CLEVELAND 4.
Baltimore, Md. June 1.-THE Orioles beat
the Indians out in the last half Of the ninth
inning today in one of the most exciting
games ever played on the home grounds.
With Cleveland one run In the lead, Boyle
ReitZ, Bowerman and O'Br.eu singled in
succession, and bad throw Of Wallace OF
McGraw's force hit let in the winning run,
with the bases full and no one out. The
features were SockaleXis' three-ba gger IN
the fourth, and brilliant double play by
Kelly and Jennings in the eighth, n.pping
in the bud what looked to be a sure thing
for run or two. Attendance 4,326. Score:
RH
Baltimore .......o 0 0 0 90 ~ Is /
Cleveland .....-.......0 90 2 1 o l 0 o. 10
Batteries: Baltimore, Nops and Bower
man; Cleveland, Cuppy and thinner. UNI
pire-McDonald.
PHILADELPHIA 10. CHICAGO z.
Philadelphia, Pa, June u-Three costly
errors in the second inning, on the part of
Chicago, and good batting in the sixth and
eighth innings by Philadelphia, won today's
game for the home club. Chicago's err
rors in the second were all wild throws,
two by Donohue and one by Griffith, which
netted the Ph;lEes their four runs in the
half Kittridge was substituted for Dono-
hue after this and after the fourth Wheeler
took Orth's place, the latter being ineffec-
tive. Wheeler pitched a brilliant game,
striking out four of the visitors and holding
them down to one hit. Score:
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Chicago ...............321 00oo-7 s 5
Philadelphia ..........2 o 90 10 Il 8
Nittridge; Philadelphia, Ortiz, Wheeler and
Clements. Observation-Disclosures.
WASHINGTON 6, ST. LOUIS 3.
Washington, D. c., June IA triple and
a home run. with men on bases, won the
game for Washington today. The visitors
made nearly as many hits as the Senators,
but they were not as effective. In the
fourth inning. Cross had some words with
the umpire. and was fined and put out of
the grounds. Houseman took his place at
short. Attendance 5000. Score:
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Washington .......0 40o0"-6 9 \
st. Louis ..............0 0 0 90 % 8
Batteries: Washington. German and Far,
rell; St. Louis, Dononue and Murphy. UNI
pire-Sheridan.
BROOKLYN 4, PITTSBURG 3.
Brooklyn n. Y. June u.-Up TO the sew
enth inning today the Pittsburgs held the
lead In the eighth inning, however the
home players cut loose. Hughey went up
in the air and before matters were righted
the Brooklyn had scored three runs. which
proved just enough to win the game. At
tendance 3.352 Score:
III E
Brooklyn 010Oooos.I7 8
P1ttsburg ...........0 30O0-3 II
Batteries: Brooklyn. Payne and Smith:
Pittsburg, Hugney and Sugden. Umpire
Emsle.