The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
ALL GANE. OUT EVEN
National League Teams Each
Win and Lose One.
CHICAGO is SHUT GUT
American and Western League
GameS--League Standings.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.
PHILADELPHIA. 2; CINCINNATI. L
(ATorrir,cr Carna


CAIoruing Cameo
/ Philadelphia, May 30.-This mornings 5
game getween Philadelphia and Cincin-
natl was a battle royal between Pitchers
! Newton and Duggleby, the latter having
+ q shade the better OF the argument.
Many brilliant plays were made in the
/ field, despite the slippery condition Of the
! ground, caused by yesterday rain At
/ tendance, 4,S7. Score: r II z
/ Philadelphia ........0o1 o00o1-2 5 >
Cincinnati ..........1 Q 0 0 5000 o. =
Batteries-Duggleby and Mcfarland;
Newton and Peitz.
CINCINNATI, 4; PHILADELPHIA, 3.
(Afternoon Camel
Philadelphia. May 3O.-Cincinnati took
the lead in the third inning this after
noon on three hits. a base on balls and
wild throw by Wolverton, and were never
headed. White pitched a good, steady
game. Attendance, 1880. Score; r 4 Z
Cincinnati .-........0 04o000O0-4 4
Philadelphia ........0 0 0011100 0-3T 4
Batteries-Phniips AID Bergen; White
and Douglass.
PITTSBURG. 4; BROOKLYN. &
(Aforning Game.)
New York May 30.-This mornings
game in Brooklyn was a battle royal in
the mud. Pittsburg winning in the ninth
wi5ld throw. TsDnehIll was remarkably
effective, striking out eleven men.
Hughes kept the hits down, but his
bases on balls were costly. Wagner and
Ritchie did all the hitting for Pittsburg,
and won the game, Wagners work on
the bases being clever. Score:
Pittsburg ..................20 00oO01A
Brooklyn ...................00 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0-3
Hughes and MCGUIRE; Tame
hill and Zimmer
BROOKLYN. s; PITTsBURG, 2.
afternoon Game.)
New York, May 30.-Donovan had the
Pittsburgs At his mercy in the afternoon
game today, allowing eight hits and Civ
ing no bases on balls Lever was wild
and ineffective during the six innings he
occupied the box. Attendance, 1000.
Score: RHE
Pittsburg ...........1 0 0 o. 90 % 1
Brooklyn .-..........3 0 3 90 0-S
Batteries-Leever, Chescoro and Con
nor; Donovan and MCGUIRE
CHICAGO. I: BOSTON. 3.
Cdorning Game)
Boston. May 30.-ChicagO took the
morning game today by batting Dineen's
curves in the sixth inning. Both teams
ran bases miserably and inhelded like
amateurs. Attendance. 1000. Score:
Chicago ............-0 0 0 OF + 0 o. 9 .
Boston ..............0 0 02O001-s Z 4
BOSTON, 5; CHICAGO, 8.
afternoon Camel
Boston, May 30.-Boston won this after
noon by superior base running. Chicago
could do nothing with Pittsburgs deliv-
cry in the early part Of the game. Run
ming catches by Hamilton and Green
were the features. Attendance, $500
Score; Ri E
Boston ...........--.1 @ 0 e022 $40
Chicago ...-.--......0 0OG0123 /
Batteries-Pittinger and Kittreage;
Menefee and King.
NEW YORK. s; ST. LOUIS,
CIorning Game.)
New York, May 30.-NeW York won this I
morning from St. Louis BY timely hitting.
In the matter OF allowing hits. Harper /
out-pitched Phyle. but the latter kept
the visitors hits well scattered. Score:
New York .........oS1020OO-siO
st. Louis ..-..-.-..-.1 0 01 900 0-412 g 4
Batteries-Phyle and Warner; Harper /
and Ryan.
ST. LOUIS. s; NEW YORK. :.
Afternoon Camel
New York. May 50.-The bigest crowd /
that ever witnessed a ball game IN this 4
city gathered at the Polo grounds this /
afternoon. the New Yorks being beaten .
in the tenth inning. SIatthewson pitch +
ed the last three innings and was hit
safely four times. Attendance, $500. /
Score: r He
St. Louis ..........o030o20oOi6u .
New York ....-..-2 0o100O00-5 . /
Batteries-Poweu and Ryan; Denzer.
Matthewson and Bowerman.