The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-05


Baltimore, Howell, Smith and Robinson.
EMPIRES, Snyder and McGarr.
BROOKLYES. SIS: NEW YORK, pa
Brooklyn. Sept. 4LThis mornings game
was won by Brooklyn in one of the
most exciting uinth inning finishes on
record The Brooklyns scored a run in
the fourth. This was the only tally I'M
til the eighth. when New York got two
on Van Haltren's free pass and O'Brien's
triple With two out in BrOoklyn's last
turn, Anderson batted for Kennedy and
walked Jones, KeeleT, Jennings and
Kelley followed with safe hits, win
ming the game. Both pitchers were ef-
fective until the ninth, when Gettis
weakened. Score: RHD
New York .............,............. 1 !
Brooklyn .-.....-....................
The Brooklyns won the afternoons
game in pretty much the same way as
they did in the morning. Seymour had
one bad inning, the eighth, two bases
on balls, q hit ba5sman. two hits and an
error by Hardesty, netting four runs
Score: RI E
Brooklyn ......-.....o 0010o4o-5 6 8
New York .-........O2 2OoOOOo-41 8
tell; New York, Seymour and Wilson
Umpdres. EmsHe and Dwyer. Attend
ance, 400.
PHILADELPHIA SIT: wASHTNGTON2-
Philadelphia. Sept At required ten
innings for the Phil1ies to defeat the
Senators this morning. Mcfarland pitch
ed a pretty game, and would have won
but for the errors of Stafford and Barry.
Attendance, 5000 Score:
Washington .O3o0O0ooo02
Philadelphia .....-....,--o OIL 5000 OILS
IN the afternoon game the Phillies
pounded Weighing al over the lot and
won as they pleased Frazer was In the
box for the home team and held the
visitors safe at all stages Attendance,
sra Score: RHD
Washington o00000ooo-0 8
Philadelphia ........O 1907 3o4 Ill Is
Batteries-Va Washington, Weyhlng and
Roach; Philadelphia, Frazer and McFar-
land. Umpires, SwartwOOd and Hunt.
ST. LOUIS, %; LOCSVILLE, al
St. Louis, Sept. 4.-St. Louis and Louis
Vile broke even on a double-heador to-
day. The first game was farce st
Louis played miserably in the field and
Cy Young's shoots were batted all over
the lot The second game was e good
one and was replete with sensational
plays. Attendance. u,7OO Score:
First game RHE|
st. Louis ...........o0o00 s
Louisville ...........14O15120 -l4 IS 3
Batterie-St Louis. Young. Mcbride
and SchrocongOst; Louisville, Philippi
and thinner. Umpires, GafIney and La
than
Second game RHE|
st. Louis ..............o oOso00o2
Louisville .............0 0O0O1Oo-1
Game called in eighth, on account Of
darkness.
Batterie-St Louis, Powell and
Schrecongost; louisville, Woods and
thinner. Umptres, Gaffney and Latham
PTTTSBURG, "a; CHICAGO. "a.
Chicago. Sept. 4.-Pittsburg bundled
hits of Griffith in three innings AMI
Chicago's inability to touch Tannehll
gave Pittsburg the first game. The Or
phans went all TO pieces at the start
OF the second game. and although they
batted Chesbro freely. could do no better
than make the score a tie Game called
at end OF ninth on account Of darkness.
Attendance. 6.700 Score:
First game RHEI
Chicago ..............oIo 0e-2 3 1
Pittsburg ...........0 10000 3 0 . 3 3
ISatterfes-Chicago. Griffith and Chance;
Pittsburg, Tannehill and Schriver. I'm
pires O'Day and Mcdonald
Second game r H E
Chicago .............o101OO 2Oe-4 S
Pittsburg ............1 100000 e
Batteries-Chicago. Taylor. Chance and
Donahue: Pittsburg. Chesbro ard Bower
man Umpires. O'Day and Mcdonald.
CINCINNATI, SIS; CLEVELAND. 81.
Cincinnati. O, Sept. 4.-The Reds won |
both games from the Wanderers today
by superior playing. Attendance, 1.o5a
Score:
First game RuEl
Cincinnati ...........1 023oo10'-sl II
Cleveland ...........O lOO1OO1GS II
Batteries - Cincinnati. Hawley ani
Peitz; Cleveland. Hughey and NcAiis- !
ter. Umpires, ManaSSau and Coaoly.
Second game RHE
Cincinnati ..........I0O4s q
Cleveland ...........o 0 0OO010e-i 5
Batte-ies-Cincinnad Taylor and Wood: (,
Schmidt and Dineen. EMPIRES, /
Manassau and Connolly.
WestePn League.
Kansas City at Detroit-First game-
RHE
Detroit ...........22 lib ) /
Kansas City ........l = 10000 Ito - 4 /
Second game RHE
Detroit ...............0 OI4oo0e-5 0
Kansas City .....,..4020o Inns 1 |