Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-09
DONE BROWN.
sixto Four, and the Tale is Told.
The Crippled Standard Team, by a Few
Costly Errors, Lost Yesterday to
the Piiisburg Browns.

The score stood: Browns, s; Standard, 4.
And here is a good place to point moral
and adorn tale-a tale, by the way, thai
| should never TO have been told. The um-
pire is the Judge OF game. He is the Su-
preme Court and, on points Of Judgment,
! from his decision there is no appeal. Bobby
| McNichol is as honest an umpire as ever
| dodged ball and as conscientious as a rell-
/ pioIIs convert, and when his best Judgment
! Is given there is no use fighting it. lester-
| dsy he did not say much, but when his nat
| was questioned by the Browns, he left the
! ground. He did perfectly right. And he
| only came back when they promised TO De
| have like men, which promise they tul-
| filled.
THE TEAM WEAKENED.
The Standard was greatly weakened by
! the loss of Sullivan. There was misun-
| derstanding between him and some OF the
others and as a consequence he re.used to
play. What the trouble was and who was
/ in the right. does nos enter into this artl-
Gle. Suffice il 10 say he did no. play and
! the team missed him, both in his position
on the first bag and his ability with the
stick. George Rick was put in TO tll up,
ulaying right field, Andy Heinlein going
70 second. Rhees 10 middle and Eo.enberg
IN first. Laird bruised his arm, on Thurs
! dsy and his effectiveness as pitcher was
| more or less MARRIED thereby, while hoSen-
berg, while st the bat, was struck on the,
arm and nearly disabled. Motfat went into
! pitch, on the sixth inning ana MS terrlnc
| shots bothered the Browns very consldera-
bly,.
The Browns showed the best team that
| has come here vet. In spite o. having no
uniiorms-the baggage missed connection
! they played i rafting good game, and the
| hits BY the Standard were few and lar be,
| tween. Their batting was effective, and
their field pay, with one exception, was
very fine.
THE GAME
was lost by the Standard in the first inning
| They lost the toss and went to bat. The in
ming opened auspiciously, Barkley putting
a safe single past short. Laird hit to West
/ at short, which was a bad place, and he died
at first. In the meantime Barley tried
70 get 20 third, aud was cut of by squick
throw to White. Rosenberg few OFT to
West. The sharp quick playing pleased
the crowd, and the applause was generous.
| Then the fun bean. Ardiner hit to Laird
! and was thrown ont at first. West drove
| terrible liner TO Moffat, staggering him,
| and getting his base. Arundel got first on
! balls. White sent a grounder right ID
! first. which Rosenberg fumbled, giving
| White lie. West had gone TO third and
! started tome; Rosenberg threw to Barley,
who threw 70 Miller. The latter could not
| see the bill ior West, and it went by him
| and West scored. Ross was so pleased that
| be tried to keep on to third. but was caught
! on the line. Bonn hit safe just over Mo-:
! fats head. Master sent a fly 10 centre,
| which Rhees tried, but failed to get with
| one hand. Frost drove a fly TO left and
Charley Heiulein captured il, With the
score standing (unearned) runs to moth
ing, the Standards came in to Try to win in
an uphill game.
Second Inning-Moflatg got first on Whites
poor throw TO first; took second in passed
ball and stole to third. Miller struck out.
C.. Heinlein went out at first by pitcher.
\. Heinlein batted to third, and OH a close
decision was given first, while Moftat scored.
Rhees then flew out to left.
Downey struck three times and was
thrown out at first by Barkley. Ardiner
went out at first by Laird. Vests fly was
misjudged by c. Heinlein and went over
his mead Arundel struck out, leaving
West on first.
Third InnIng-Rick hit safe over second
Earkley bit safe by second and Rick was
caught trying TO get TO third. Laird flew
out to centre, and Rosenberg did the same,
leaving Earkley on second.
White went out at first on hit to Motfat.
Ross hit to Miller and got first. Eohn flew
out TO MOflat, and double play cut- Ross
oil at frsi.
Fourth innins-West made beautiful
stop of MoGltS hot grounder, and threw
him out at fiTs. c. Heinlein foulcd out on
what should have been dead ball. Miller
stole second and A. Heinlein got first on
balls. Rhccs went out at first by Arun-
del.
Master hit safe over short. Frost hit to
Miller, and a bad throw TO second secured
boih men. Downey fOuled ont and aquick
throw by Earkley nipped Frost at first,
making pretty double play. Ardiner hit
to Laird. who made wild throw to first,
scoring Mas.er. West hit safe TO left and
AIdiner scored. Arundel went out at first
by Miller.
Filth Inning-Rick struck three times
and got first on poor throw by Ardiner
and got second on passed bill and scored
on a twO-blser 20 left, by Earkley. Llird's
high foul fly was taEeu by Master. Eos-
enDSTS new OUT 70 IsUSS. SlOic
third, but Mofa.'s fly 10 West ended the
inning.
The Standard here put MotfLt in to pitch.
Laird taking iirst. White bIttcd - MO6at
and died easily at first. Ross flew out to
G. Heinlein. Eohn struck out.
Sixth IDninG-Miller got in single in
short lett field. c. Heinlein flew out on a
foil TO catcher. A. Heinlein got first on
balls. Rhees foul fly was taken by Ardi.
ner. Rick hit safe by first and Miller scored
on Frests bad throw home. Chances were
here good for more runs, but Earkley's
long NY TO centre was Gagged and ended the
ipninS
Maister hit dandy safe one over third.
FyosS's foul bound was taken by BIrkley.
DIEney vent out at first by Rosenberg.
Ardiner's hit went through ILirds fingers
and Master scored. Vests fly u c. Helm.
lein IVES mufled, but Charlie made another
Of his fine throws and caught Ardiner at
a. nome plate.
Seventh inning-Llird struck out. Ros-
enberg was neatly thrown out at first by
West. and White took in Kicks fly.
Arundel was thrown out to laird by
MofIat. White iouled out TO Barkley. Ross
was thrown out at first BY Miller
Eighth inning-Miller went out at first
by White. c. Heinlein hit a safe single to
lett. stole second. and on a little wild
throwing took third. Then a pass ball
brought him home, amid great cheering.
4. HeinleIn flew out to Arundel, and Rhees
went out 10 first by West.
Eohn. as usual, struck out. Master flew
out to Miller. Frost hit safe over first, but
was caught trying TO steal second.
Ninth inninS-Rick struck out. Barley
fouled out TO Ardiuer. Laird hit beauty
to centre ard took second. Rosenberg hit
10 left and advanced Laird TO third. Mofiat
hit to Arundel, and ended the game at first.
The excitement was intense when Laird
reached third. but hope dropped suddenly
when Mofiat died.
The score was as follows:
c. 5. BROWN.
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