The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-28


Paddens batting were features. Attend
| ance 800. Score:
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Louisville ............1 o01230o1-s |
Pttsburg ...........0 0 10000 1t III Z
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Dexter; Pittsburg-Hast.ngs and Merritt.
First base on balls-On Cunningham. 8;
of Hastings. s. Struck out-By Cunning
ham, l.; by Hastings, ). Three basehits-
Clark, McCreary, Padden, Brodie Two
basehits-Padden. Sacrifice hit-Ely. Sto-
len bases-Nerden. Clarke. aPdden. Dono-
van. 2; Brod:e. Double piays-Clingmar.
Johnson ard Warden. Hit by pitched bail
ings. Passed baIl-Merritt. Umpire-Mc.
oDnald.
CINCINNATI, Z; CLEVELAND. g.
Cincinnati, o.. April NJThe C:ncinnatis
had no trouble in defeating the Clevelands
again today. The Indians were unable to
hit Breitenstein, he striking out Sockalexis
the hard hitting right fielder. three times
in succession Attendance 500. Score:
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Cincinnati ....2 1o01021-7 10
Cleveland ...........o 20 0O0-3 10 )
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures and
Peitz; Observation-Disclosures and Zmmer.
Earned runs-Cleveland, /: Cincinnati 2.
Two basehits-Burke. Three basehits-Mo.
kean. Stolen baseS-Burke. Wallace Hoy.
Double plays-Chlds. Mexican, Tebeau, Nc
Pnee. Vaughn. First base on balls-Of Nc
Dermott- I. Struck out-By Breitenste:n.
3; by McDermott. l. Wild pitches-McDer.
mott. Umpre-Sheridan.
ST. LOUIS, 10; CHICAGO, l.
st. Louis. No. April 1.-THE Colts start
ed out well, making total of four runs In
the first two innings. but were unable to
score after that. Donohue puzzled the v:si
tors who were unable 10 make more than
five hts off his delivery. while Terry was
pounded hard by the Browns. The large
number Of sacrifice hits made was a fea-
ture OF the game. Attendance 800. Score:
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ST. Louis ...2 302003o.- 10 II 2
Chicago ...-..........2 0 20 0-4 2
Batteries: ST. Louis-Donohue and Nc.
Farland; Chicago-Terry and K.ttriGge.
Two baseh:ts-Turner. Three basehits-
Donohue. Sacrifice hits-Douglas, Dowd.
Turner, Turner, Common, Bauer, McFar
land, Cross. Lange, Terrey. Stolen bases
Down, Donohue. Kittr:dge. Double plays
Dahlen and Decker Dahlen and Everett;
Mcfarland and iBerbauer. First base on
balls-Of Terrey, s; off Donohue, 8. H:e
by pitched ball-Douglas. TURNER. Struck
out-By Donohue, 5; by Terrey, l. Um-
pire-MoDonald.
PHILADELPHIA. 10; BOSTON. s.
Philadelphia. Pa, April 27.-Philadelphia
defeated Boston today but the Hub;tes
gave them quite scare at the finish. Sulli-
van pitched for Boston in the ninth inning.
Attendance $500. Score:
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Philadelphia .........3 301012 DO II 2 !
Boston ................1 003 00GO4Es 8 |
Batteries: Philadelphia-Orth and Glenn
ents; Boston-Nichols. Sullivan and Gan
eel. Two baseh;ts-Ganzel, Hamilton. Ortiz.
Three basenits-Clements, Stahl, Duffy.
Stolen bases-Long. First base on balls
Off Orth, 3; off Nichols, !. Struck out
by Orth, 2; by Nichols. 8. Wild pitches
Nichols. Sacrifice hits-Hallman, Clements
BALTIMORE, u: BROOKLYN. s.
Baltimore. Nd. April 27.-The Champions |
won from Brooklyn today in uninterest- |
ing smuggling match. A sharp northwest |
wind kept the attendance down 10 800, and |
prevented fine fielding. Jennings was hit |
by pitched ball in the seventh and tried |
to steal second; in running him down, Grit
fine made the out, and every other player. |
with the exception of the outfeiders, as
sisted. Score:
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Baltimore ..........0s oo|214 4 |
.............2 0002 30l1-s {
Batteries: Baitimore-Pond and Robin
son: Rrooklyn-Daub and Grim. a Smith. |
Two DaSenltS-heiIcy, RoD-nSon. keitZ, =,
Daub. Caravan. Stolen bases-Jones. .;
Doyle. Stencil. Rsitz, 2; Grim, Quinn. An
derson. Keeler. First base on balls-OT
Pond. 2; of Daub, S. Hit by pitched bali
Re!tz. Struck out-By Pond, 5;
by Daub, !. Umpire-Enlslie.
NEW YORK, s; WASHINGTON, 5.
New York. April 27.-Ten thousand loyal
and shiver:ng rooters assembled ct the |
polo grounds today to do honor to the re-
turn of Amos Rusie TO the New York team
and 10 cheer him on 10 victory. As was
expected, he struck his first man out. Il |
was not until the third inning that a hit |
was made off Rusie, while New York hal |
IN the meantime scored four runs. Besides
his pitching. Rusie. in three times at bat.
made three hits. Score:
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New York ......2 20oeo2o'-s
" ashington ..........0 0 0 IL 90 o.
Batteries: New York-Rusie and Wilson; |
Observation-Disclosures and Farrell. Eearl-
ed ruEs-New York. 1: Washington. :.
Base on balls-on Rusie, I; of McJames. 5.
Struck out-By Rusie, 5; by McJames, s
HIT by pitched bail-Selbach. Sacrifice hits
-Ioyce. DAVIS. Two Observation-Disclosures. Nc |
James. Passed balls-Fa-rell. 5. Double
p.ays-DeMott. Cartwright joyce 10 Glea-
IL