The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-31
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| 7i the buckeyes, OF Columbus.
Tho three or four hundred people win
turned out yesterday 10 see the game betweel
the Standards and The, Buckeye team, Of Co
lumbus, Ohio, witnessed a vesitable picni
for the home team, which presented as stronI
a nine as ever trod the diamond this yea,
The game was interesting up 10 the iourtl
Inning, when It was made evident that III
home club lad everything their own way
The Standards played m excellent game /,
the field, and would, perhaps, have accom-
plished more brilliant plays had their oppo
nents been mnde Of stcrner stuii. Darral
pitched fair md even game, while Barkle,
caught In his usual superb style. Jacl
| ilbsscock, a former member OF the STANDARD
club, delighted his old admirers by playiu,
his old position, short stop. jacks hRnd
have improved In their cunning, aud no Il
Ills only error, which was excusable, was :
| Wild throw; but as no one scored on tht
error, OF course Il didn't count. WelclI did
his USUAL even aud excallent work at ilnI
base. while White distinguished himself By
his good playing In right. "a, :
The visitors did not display any remark
able skill, although they played n plucky
uphill game and behaved In a gentlcnlanly
nianner throughout tue contest. They are moi
n match for the home club, however, but un
der more favorable circumstances we believe
they can play u better game. In the last hall
VI the fourth inning an unfortunate accident
happened TO Swarix, the catcher Of the Buck.
eyes, which retired him for the rest OF The
game. Another catcher was substituted 70,
him, md George Rick, who has played sew,
eral gaines with the Standards, filled the
vacancy occasioued by Swartz' withdrawal
md filled II acceplably, too.
THE GAME. 1.fG.
The Standards won the toss and sent The
Buckeyes to the bat Cox opened the game
by flying out to Sullivan. Swartz ioued oul
to Bnrsley, and Mack flied out to D.rrah
Glasscock got his first on balls; atterward.
neatly stole second, and scored OH Sullivan's
hit to right, who died at second. Darkley
went out at first Jones got first OH no,
one TO the left field and was advanced BY
Welcli's hit over third, Jones scoring on
Whites drive to right. WEIGH ended the In.
ming by being caught between third and
home. tF
In the second inning Minton hit hard Ia
Sullivan, who failed to hold it, but the omni
present GlasSCock took II hand in the fun and
got the bal to tirstin time to sign the deaIl
warrant Of the batter. T.Welch drove hot
grouuder TO Miller, who cut his career short
at first, while W. WEIGH struck the air three
times and laid down the willow.
In the first inning the home team made
| four clean hits md All earned run, which
| moved the Buckeye boys to change theil
pitcher. Miller went out on three strikes
Rowe went out at first on weak hit to pitch
er, aud Darrah ended the inning by expiring
| In the SAME manner.
Connolly was iudiscreet enough to hit to
| GlasscOuk. who threw him out ut Inst. Cook
retired after three Intellectual attempts to
smite the sphere while Brody followed his
not altogether illustrious example.
Glasscock pounded the leather into centre
aud was retired by the vigilant fielder. Sui
liran struck out. and Rarkley dropped the
bat after fuuling ont. .r
Cox opened the fourth inning by hitting
to Darrah, who threw him out ut frsi.
swatiz knew no better than to pop up u fly
to White in right field. Mack reached first
killed his chances OF scoring by fouling out
stand by his neat catch. =.
JOnGj went ont on o foul. Weloh liL 4
sharp giounder past third. Miller punched
! the sphere to sh0rt-stop, who threw 70 wildly
that Welch and Miller were allowed to score.
At this juncture Swartz received q very
severe cut on the hand, which disabled hin,
for the rest OF the game. George Rick, who
has played with the home team, kindly con-
Sented to fill up the deciriated ranks, and
played center ieid for the Columbus bows.
Rowe hit n long fly to center tield, and Rick
distinguished himself by capturing 1t and
throwing 10 second, putting Miller ou.-a
neat double play.
T. Welch bit over short and rot first and
vss adYauced to second ON ". Welch's stroke
tu centre. Connolly iouleh opt 10 Welcl,
and Cook got first on short hit. The bases
were now full, with one man out aud the
prospects for score or two were brilliant.
Brady took up the willow and the inted
moved up closer 10 cut OF the home man, |.
possible. by neat, quick Eorl; brady saa
scared into striking out, llarkley dropping
the bsll and throwing. it to iirst. T. Welch
thought he saw chance and tried to reach
the home plate but lie met with disuppoiut-
ment. -gI .-Hg-
Rowe larruped the leather, and eleyating
too much was retired by the left fisdet's
good catch. Glasscock hit safe to left, and
gG3 int;pstipg RY bis 9ntics that he would
like TO take one nicre, and when The lefthe!d-
er venturpd to throw it TO iirst Jack ducked
his head and trotted TO second, couvusing
the grand stand by his nent strategy, md in
spring the small boy to ''hurrah for Jackri
liassc1ck scored on Suliivan's terrihc hit Ia
centre. Barkeley took up the willow and
hit to third, and on wild throw Sulli.
van scored. Jones struck the air fruitlessly'
three times. WEIGH hit singer 10 Short,
which was fumbled, Barkley scoring in the
confusion. Welch afterwards scored, end
White being tooAmbitious on good hit was
thrown uuiNat s.i0nH
Cox opened the sixth inniEg by getting
first on balls, but was retired in trying to
steul second. Rick hit Darrah and expiicd
at first. Mack got his first on balls, but
his chances OF scoring were abbreviated y
Mlntoh hittingto Sullivan and being thrown
Miller went out out at first on ashort hit to
lief, field. Rove got first on hit 10 centeT
but was thrown out atSeGonl. parrah struck
out. ~ (
I. WEIGH went TO first on safe hit to left
and stole second W. Welsh died out TO Mil.
Ter. Connolly retired OH short hit to first,
and Cook took back seat after hitting 70
Sullivan. lie -
Glssscocl: to.k first on hot one to third.
Sullivan hit 10 second, forcing Glasscock
out, liarkley's long fly to left was muIIeI
by The left fielder taking very lngynlnas,ic
tumble OIL the turf. Jones hit,o Short and
Sullivan trying to get home, was cut . Fl.
Miller ended the inning by short hit in
field. !
Brady fouled out, and Cox flied out 10
Miller. Rick hit hot one to Glasscock,
WHICH Jack juggled for u moment, aud in his
hurry TO cut Kicks career short, threw wild
to first, Rick trottins around to third. Jack!
however, saved his sore soul by picking nj
Mack's hot grounder and throwing him out
vt first, ~
White flied out to right. Miller got in q
daisy TO left and took first and stole second.
Rowe hit 10 centre, advancing Miller to third.
Darrah then punched the bail for two bases.
Miller scoring, and on Gasscock's hot
grounder, Rowe and Darrah both crossed Tie
home plate safely. Glasscock afterwards
trotted in Oh Sullivan's bit 10 centre, Bark
ley hit TO short, and Sullivan, trying to ulnte
home, Taa thrown out. DaEkley scored
while the vieifnrS yern cnp,ipv l., fra,,,0 L.