Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02
TWELVE TO THREE
Is How the Standard Treated the
Jennings.
A Fine Game Until the Sixth Inning, When
the Jennings lose the Game By
Costly Errors.

St9n0arQS, YVES eSSus WOn W shS hohAs
team, the score standing IL to s. To-day:
game will probably MOI be such picnic
for several reasons, which will appear in the
course of this article. The day was toler
able, the slight rain offering no impedi
ment, and one of the largest crowds OF tht
season turned out 10 witness the sport The
JENNINGS were delayed somewhat in reach
ing the city and it was ne.rly O'Clock
when Umpire MeNechol called the game
At first it looked as though a tough, close
esne would result, and up to the
Sixth inning, when the Jennings had three
times tapped the plate to the Standard;
two, il was as pretty a struggle as coulo
have been desired; after that time, how
ever, the visitors got little demorallzed
and their wild throwing piled up run after
run for the home team. Neither Smith
nor Stevens was difficult to hit while
Lairds curves were struck at with the
customary failures. With one or two ex
ceptions the Standard played strong zane
in the field and at the bat and their errors
were much fewer than those OF their
opponents.
Several kicks occurred, notably on de-
cision of the umpire in declaring Snyder
ont for not running back after foul was
hit. The rules are explicit on this, and
McNichol stoutly adhered to his decision,
SNYDER said the Alleyhenies did not always
run back. but Eobby said their wrongs did
not make it right and forced Captain Snyder
to retire. As a whole the protests were
properly made and the final decisions grace
fully accepted.
THE GAME.
The Jennings won the toss and Sullivan
straddled the plate TO send cracking two
baser TO centre field. Earkley was thrown
out at first BY McAlheny but Laird dropped
a safe one over third and Sullivan scored
an canned run. Rosenberg struck out, and
Moffat was thrown out at first, ending the
inning. ,
Trainer was thrown out at first by Mil
Ter. Smith flew out TO Charlie Heinlein.
Stevens knocked several long fouls, struck
wind three times and quit the inning.
Second inning-Miller sent ny to Love,
but it was mufied, and Miller took second.
c. Heinlein was thrown out at first by the
pitcher, and Andy Heinlein struck out
Rbees dropped a safe hit over second and
Miller scored. Sullivan was thrown out at
first by Trainer.
Love flew out to Sullivan, Jackson flew
out to Moffat and McSwiggle also popped
up one for Moffat
Third inning-E:rkley was thrown out
bv short to first. Laird batted to Stevens,
but he threw over firs.'s head, and L-'rd
took second Rosenberg struck out. Moi
faS was thrown out by Stevens, and left
laird on second.
McAlheny Knocked a short fly, and Moi
fat was called, but Miller put in his hands
and the ball dropped. A. Hen lein, after a
hard run, dropped Snyder's fly. Mofat
took Toole's fly. Trainer hit safe to left
and filed the bases. Smith hit foul, and
McNichol called Snyder out for not running
back. A great kick ensued, in which
Snyder out Barkleyed Barkley, and finally
consented to go out Smith then hit fine
two baser to left, and brought in both men
and tied the score. Love hit to Sullivan
and ended the inning.
Fourth inning Miller struck out, C.
Heinlein got first on Toole's error, and A.
Heinlein's fly was muffied by McSwiggle.
Rhees hit to third, and through Meal
heny's indecision, the bases were filled.
Here was a chance for something, with Sui
Ivan at the bat. but he struck out and
double play at home cut off G. Heinlein
ana ended the evening.
Love hit safe between centre and right.
Jackson hit safe over first. McSwiggle hit
to Laird and forced Love out at third.
Sullivan took in McSwigyle's fly, and Sny-
der was thrown out at first by Miller.
Fifth inning-Barkley flew out to Toole.
Laird, after a high fly 10 the re2r, batted
direct to first and retired and Rosenberg
struck out.
Toole went out at first by Moffatt.
Trainer took his base on balls, Smith htt
safe to centre for two bises, Trainer scor-
ing. Stevens was thrown out at first, Smith
going to third. Love was thrown out at first
BY Miller. The excitement was high now,
the score standing to against the Sand
ard.
Sixth inning--Moffat hit a fly which
Smith mutfed badly. Miller could not hit
the ball and went out on strikes. Sam
went to second OH passed ball. c. Helm
lcin hit safe to centre and Moffat scored,
tieing the came, while Charlie got to Sec
ond. McAlheny could not handle A. Helm
lein's hot grounder and he got first. Rhees
hit to Smith and forced out g. Heinlein at
third but Stevens threw wild 10 first, and
while Toole was hunting under the stand,
A. Heinlein and Rhees scored. Sullivan
hit safe past first and went 10 second On
passed balls. Earkley hit safe to left, and
through Loves ipdecision Sullivan scored
and Earkley got second and stole third.
Laird hit safe to left and Earkley scored
the fifth run OF the inning. Then Laird
was caught trying to steal second and the
inning ended.
Jackson was thrown ont at first by Laird.
Mr.. Moikeswiggle struck out. McAlbeny
went out at first by Rosenberg. Tue came
now stood to for the Standard, and the
home boys went TO bat feeling very tough.
Seventh Misunderstanding hit safe to
centre. Toole never touched M0tfats hot
one and he went 10 third, while Rosenberg
scored. Moffat scored Immediately on a
passed ball In this inning Stevens had
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safe to left for two bases. He stole third,
but was caught playing off and nipped. c.
Heinlen hit to first, and through series of
bad throwing made elem around aud
scored A. He:nlein was thrown out at first
by Smith at third, and Rhees went out by
the pitcher in the SINE way.
Snyder dropped short fly into Sullivan 5
bands and roole put safe one over second
for first, but was nlpped in stealing second
Trainer flew out to MOfiat.
Eighth inning-Sullivan hit safe to left
field and stole second. DIrkley hit safe to
right. Sullivan took third and scored on a
ball, and Laird went TO first on balls.
Resenberg's high fly to centre was
neatly bagged by McSwiggle, and Moffats
little curve was captured by Trainer. Nc
Swiggle also, captured Miller's fly.
Smith hit a s2fe corker past third, but
Stevens batted liner to Moffat and in a
second the ball went to Sullivan and a
double play retired both. Love tipped a
fly TO Esrkley and the inning ended.
Ninth inniDg-C. Heinlein fouled out.
A. Heinlein's line corker skipped through
second base. Jackson captured Rhees' fly
and Andy went to second. Sulliyan's
twisting fly skipped out of Toole's hands
and Earkley forced him out by drive to
second.
Jackson few out to Sullivan and Nc
Swiggle batted direct to first and retired.
McAlheny rot first on a slow ball toward
third and Snyder hit fly to Sullivan, end
ing the game.
The score and summary are as follows:
STANDARDs.
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