Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
1sk NATIONAL GAME.
a rins EsAssltion Of Base BAN Hos,er

day.
The fatst and most exciting game of
base bah played in this neck of woods was
that of ysslerdAy between the Globes, Of
Bellaire, ahd McKeesport, of McKeesport,
on the NsH Fair Grounds.
The first three innings resulted IN goose
eggs for bolh sides.
Fourth inning-Smith sawed out. Mich.
olson hit fck one beg. Dunn few out to
Shields, and Quinn caught Nicholson nap
ping at frEts 0.
Pattefson went ont by Westlske to White,
and Quinnkeut BY George to White. Miller
got in lief for first bag and stole second
Toneyson nkde safe hit and Miller slid
over the plAte Costello ont by Dunn to
Fifth in rGooseegg for both sides.
Sixth inHlDg George got h sefe Bit for
first and wss forced out ct second By WEftss
hit to Miles who felded the ball to Shields.
White stole second end csme home on
Westlake's BIT to right center. Smith fan
ned the air and Nicholson's little "mooney"
was gobbied In BY Jones One run, game
tied, and great applause by the spectators
Seventh inning-This inning proved
circus for the grand stand and a picnic for
the Globes Dunn got life from Costello,
and stole second. Williams made dandy
hit, advancing Dunn to bag g. Sol White
pounded the cir and dropped the bat with
tear in his eye. Keys hit corker to left
and Dunn tore over the plate George
slugged the ball and Williams and Keys
hoped over the plate. ]. White got safe
hit and George came home. Jones knew
when be had enough and changed places
with Miller-a good change. Westlake flew
out Torryson and Dunn, ditto, to Thomp
son. Four runs, and tremendous applause.
Costello and Shields out BY George to
White. Thompson and Jones hit for one
bag, but died on the bags by Hodges out BY
Nicholson to White, 0.
Eighth inning-Nicholson and Dunn
died at frs; by Miller TO Quinn and Will.
Jams mooney" was "scooped' by Shields.
Patterson got life by White and stole
second. Quinn flew out to Nicholson aud
Miller "crosked" by Dunn to White. Tor
reyson hit for first. Costello hit to Keys
who mufied the ball, aud then the McKees-
port boys had their little picnic while the
grandstanders enjoyed circus No. 2, Pat
terson and Torreyson sailing gaily over the
plate. Shields got in beauty, and Thomp-
SON brought Costello and Shields home by
a dandy hit 10 left centre Jones flew out
to Nicholson. Four runs, tie No q and
frantic cheers by ladies, men and the small
boys.
Ninth Inning-Both sides goose egged.
Tenth IpniDg-This inning proved the
most exciting one OF the game. j, White
had life given him. Westlske hit for one
,nd Smith for two bags, White coming
home. Nicholson flew out to Torreyson
and Dunn perished in the hands of Thomp-
son. Williams waltzed to the plate with
blood in his eye and hit terrific three
Dagger over Hodges head, bringing Wes'-
lake and Smith home Sol White lost
scalp by happy Patterson.
Torreyson hit treu eudous three bsgger.
Costello got life. Shields perished in the
hands of George, and Torreyson and Cos
tello came home on a beautiful two bsgger
by Th0npson. One to tie and two to beat;
sTi on second and one man out This
looked serious for the Globes and worked
the onlookers up to the highest pitch Of ex-
element. Jones toed the mark to do or
die. He died. Smith took the scalp Then
Hedge hit hard to White who captured
it in fine style, thus ending the most excit-
ing game ever witnessed here.
A remarkable game, remarkably well
PLAYED. Victor and vanguished deserve
credit alike. The ladies appeared to be the
most enthusiastic spectators Of the contest
and cheered and waved fans and handker
chiefs at every good play. Following Is the
score: