The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-25
BASEBALL
BOSTON, 10: WASHINGTON. I.

I BOSTON, 10; WASHINGTON, !
| Washington, April 24-The Beaneaters
walked away with their fourth victory
! over the Senators today, the local men do
/ ing minor league work. Dunkle hit hard.
/ and poor fielding also aided the Bostons'
| run-getting. Washingtons run was made
! in the seventh inning, when Freeman
raped out a homer. Attendance. 800.
Score: Ri E
/ Washington .....o Oe0O01e1 )
| Boston .................0 o 0 10 IL
| Batteries-Wa shington. Dunkle and Far
( rell; Boston, Klobedanz and Clark I'm
/ pires, Hunt and Connolly.
BROOKLYN, 10; PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia. April 24--Brooklyn won
/ from Philadelphia today through the wild
! ness of Piatt, who pitched three innings,
and the inefectiveness of Berhardt. who
offciated the last six innings. The Quak-
ers batted hard throughout and McJames
was batted out of the game in the seventh
Dunn relieving him. Score: r H E
Philadelphia .......1 0 l 0 0 041 / 5 II 8
Brooklyn ...........2 2103 2 90 do II 2
misunderstanding McJames, Dunn
and Smith; Philadelphia, Piatt, Berhardt
and Douglass. EMPIRES, Emelie and Nc
Donald. Attendance, AL
BALTIMROE. 6; NEW YORK, o.
New York, April 24-The Giants were
shut out by the Baltimores today, mainly
because of the fine pitching of McGin-
nifty. Meekin pitched his first game of the
season and did splendidly for five innings.
After that ne let up and was hit freely.
The score: Ri e
New York ...........ooooooo 90 4
Baltimore ...........1 000111-6
Batteries-New York. Meekin and WI
son; Baltimore, McGinnity and Robinson.
Umpires, Gaffney and Andrews. Atten-
dance, 1900
ST. LOUIS, s; CHICAGO, q
st. Louis, April 24.-St. Louis captured
the first games of the series with Chicago
by a close score. 1t was pitchers battle
in which Young had the better of il.
Clean fielding was a feature. Attendance,
1907. Score: RHE
ST Louis ............2o01o 0
Chicago ..............O0 O100100-2
Barteries-St. Louis, Young and O'Con-
nor; Chicago, Phyle and Donohue. I'm
pires, Startwood and Warner.
Washington, April 24-Manager Irwin
reports that he has effected a trade Of
Farrell, catcher, and Casey, third base
man. fthe Senators, for Pitcher Nc
Farland, Catcher Heydon and Third Base
man Cassidy, of the Brooklyns.
AIdNcleSLeTs N H. ApIll IA CdDle-
gram received from Hamilton, Bermuda,
today, announces the death of ex-Gover-
nor Frederick Smythe. He was eighty
years old.
London, April 1.-THE Ri. Hon. Sir
John Mowbray is dead. He was the first
baronet of that name, the baronetcy hav-
ing been created in 1880. He was born
June 3, 1915.
Waponketa, April 22.-Ex-Congressman
George A. Marshall of Sydney is dead OF
heart disease. represented the Fourth
Odio district in congress two years. His
term expired last fourth of March.
New York, April 22.-Tim Callahan OF
Philadelphia and Young Pluto" of Aus
tralia, fought twenty rounds at 120
pounds before the Pelican Athletic club
tonight. Callahan received the decision.
Washington, April 22.-Major John F.
Glen, quartermaster, now in this city.
has been assigned as chief quartermaster
OF the department of Porto Rico. reliev-
ing Major w. j. Pullman, quartermas-
ter.
Washington. April 22-Lieutenant Joseph
S. Heron, of the Fifth cavalry, now at
Fort Niobrara, Neb., has been detailed
for duty with the Cooks Inlet exploring
expedition. under command of Captain
Z. +. Glenn, Twenty-fifth infantry.