The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-30
AN HONORABLE DEFEAT.
The AilcGhcnies Defeat 10 Stantln r,iy IA
ftE tJs5L RnttIlnts f.Nod Game y ". ssb

AtS HIss+ RnttIlng food Game. ~ 81
/, Notwithstanding their defeat the Standards,
paradoxical as II may seem, won famous
victory yesterday. What they lacked at tie
bat they excelled the Alleghenies 10 the field
and succeeded In scoring some Of Tho most
beautiful and difficult plays OF the season.
Up 10 the NTH inning the playing oil both
sides was almost faulilessstIn the SIKH, how.
ever, HE Smoky City Club by hand batting,
aided by rather reeklcs, playing TN the part
Of the home nine, got inatwo runs, and the
visitors consequently breatle,l easier, as did
their manager, n nervous little fellow, WHO
hid himself behind the right field fence and
chewed pine chip. In his anxi ois moments
In the seventh inning the visitors added one
more 70 their score by snporhpman work, and
the little manager smiled again, =, 1Sn,..,.t
The Standards did soniG hcavybs,ting but
unfortunately tho hits did not conc In time
to do service. The Standards and their
friends, however, have no reason to sorrow
over the game, as In good points and fine play
tho homie nine excelled the Alleyhenies, and
It was only by a lucky, punching OF hits that
the PittsburghGrs scored. VI Ad! IN ,auiiuals
Another point 10 be taken into consillera.
ton ID that tho Standards are merely anna.
teurs, while the visitors 'nre professionals.
And right here We may remark tlatu certain
class who inbabit the outside reserved seats,
having no cash to. pay. their way In, show
very bad gruce In hoO,ng the home nine a
galling gun fired ut that lfrcefor.nll.lrcc,
would be good medicine for tho skunkS thai
oil Its branches. s.islriy..-l Pm lis9R 3 n
The visitors went to tho bat first and were
retired In one, Two, .thtue 0rder.li Juukins
got to first but was forced out, or, 7Barkley's
hit past third. Laird fled out and Rosenberg
died at first. In this, inuing MolIat and
Welsh assisted ina very petty double play
TINT was loudly encortd BY the grand stand.
In the SECOND inning Peters gruunder was
fumbled by MofIat, Morgan ADVANCED Peters
to second on u base hit, but Dattin's liner
was cap!uIeI by Sullivan and Strict ended
the FUN. MOilat and Welsh got their bases
on bits. but Miller popped up iy.to ocond
base which was dropped, ind q double play
ensned. Lukeps closed tho inning by, Tying
out Lane being hitby Il bated ball was
declare out Salisbury hit to, short and
was thrown out Mt first. Swartwood hit 10
right and expired ut first. I. 80 9IH a.. ape
llhees opened with fly to right, which
was captured. Sullivan aroused tho sspirits
OF the grand stand byn terrific twobhSe hit.
the longest OF the gaine-to leirlielil.o The
vantage was lost, however, by Datkley foul.
ing out and Laird dying at first. In the
fourth inning tho visitors were retired in
onetwo.tlree order, irkley distinguishing
himself by q difficult foul caich.. Tie Stand
ards were retired In quick order. The Wis:
itors were equally unlucky, and were retired
without u score. Miller and 1.ikeus fouled
out when they gra%ped the willow Rhees
hit safe to left, but Sullivan ended the sport
BY striking out. gF. ! i9iHT4- htsl 81.
Tho last half OF the sixth inning proved
disastrous for the home team. anu through
some good batting and excited playing on
the part OF the Standurls tho ,Alleghunirs
piled up two rilns. Salisbury hit safe to left
left center, mud by hard hitting, and FUN.
bling on the part Of the home zine they
scored. FL -t.h'i fMn'N .5Ehf'' -
Rarklcy took up the willow and flied out
Laird hit safe to center, but Rosenberg went
out on strikes and Motlat died ut first. d ..ai
Strict opened the next inning with Il Two
baser, but Lane laid down The hit f,er neat
foul tip catch by Barkley. Salisbury died ut
first, mud Mansell followed suit, Strict how.
ever, getting in aud SCORING. - f,G. 80
Welsh hit sharp TO third hut was thrown
out ut first. Miller struck the wind three
times and retired to the shade, willie Lukens
died Mt first. Taylor took the mllsh paddle
and was retired by a beautiful fouhcatcf by
Barkley. Peters hit safe to center but died
at aucund on Morgan's hit to Sullivan Battin
hit 10 Laird who threw him out at first. ~ Z
llhees popped up fly to short, and Sulli.
van popped up QUO to. second. Barley hit
hard 10 center and Laird followed with u
daisytcutser past third, but Rosenberg sunk
all rising hopes by flying on. to Lane. rs IS
Strict then came In and dubbed the sphere
for one base. Lane hit TO Laird and died at
first. Moflat made beautiful catch OF Striers
lly and made double play and put out Sails
bury, which play was!loudly applauded by
enthusiasts from thniQmid stand. va a,fr
The home nine CAME, in for the last whack
al the leather and went out In sacrilcial Or
der, Motfat batting to Salisbury, Welsh
punching the ball tothird aud dying at first,
and Miller ending thegame BY stirling three
times ut the wind, closinGa very .interesting
il not q victorious contest for tile Standard.
The ISrELILGESCEE takes pleasure In com.
nlending the uniformly good work Ct the
home nine, and encourages them to pitch In
to-day and do ns good work and NO ono will
fgrOw. 100. -. lItl :. M ,f..gs.cI i
Below lisa summary OF the score:. ~ a,i :.
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