Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-19

ons OF he Moss Exciting Games of Bal
Ever PLAYED Here.

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one OF the afoss Exciting Cameo OF BAH
Ever Played Here.
The most intensely exciting game Of base
bah syer played on the new Fair Grounds
va that Of yesterday. between the Globes.
of Bellairs, and the W. W. Bells. Of Pitts
burg.
First innipg-White opened the game for
the Globes by batting to Smith, who neatly
6elded the ball Il Quinn. George few out
to Euseoe. Nicholson batted safely for one
bag, stole second, and was left BY Damn,
who sawed out. O..
Smith few out to Nicholson Patterson
struck out. Madden bstted sharply to
George, who made q fine stop, and cut Mad
den of at FIRST. D.
Second inning-R. Westlake made 9
base hit, and stole second. Keys dew out
10 Patterson. s. White few out to Costello.
G.. Westlske hit for one bag, advancing his
b r tther to third. Alum made q daisy hit
that earned one run, but was left at third by
Miller fielding sharply to Costello. run.
Miller sawed out. Quinn got a base oy
being struck with the ball. K. Smith ditto
Costello famed out. Enscoe got q bass BY
being hit with the ball. With the bases all
iul, Thompson stepped TO the plate to do or
die. He died, and few out to Nicholson. U.
Third Inning-White few out to ThomP-
son, and George and Nicholson fouled out
to Patterson. 0.
Smith sailed out to Keys. Patterson got
10 base on called balls and stole second.
Madden went out by Dunn to White.
Miller struck out. 0.
Fourth Innipg-Dunn few out to Costel
10. r. Westlake struck out. Keys went
ont by Smith to Quinn. O..
Quinn hit for one bag and slid to second.
R. Smith few out to ]. White. Costello
sawed out, and Enscoe vent out BY Dunn
to White. o.
Fifth Innings. White and G. Westlake
went out AZ first. Allen hit for q bag and
was LETT at second by ]. White flying out to
Quinn.
The last half Of this inning was Q perfect
circus for the grand ISLANDERS and some OF
them yelled loud enough to burst their
lungs. Thompson struck out. q. Smith
hit with the ball and took first. Patterson
got first on muffed fly by Westlske. Madden
got hit and took first. Three men on bases
and one out when Miller stepped to the
plate smiling serenely. he made the spec
tators smile by banging the ball for two
bags, causing Smith and Patterson to gal
lop over the plate. Quinn got a base BY
being hit and Miller slid home IN Albums
nuf. r. Smith fouled out to Westlske.
3 runs.
Sixth innirg-George went out by Pat
terson to Quinn. Nicholson tipped out to
Patterson, and Dunn out by R. Smith to
Quinn. O..
Costello out by Dunn to j. White. IEascoe
out by Dunn Thompson out by George to
J.. White. 0.
Seventh inning-R. Westlske struck out.
Keys and S. White out by Miller to
Q1inn. O..
q. Smith few out TO Sol White. Patter'
son stepped to the plate and made the nj,
OF the day, smashing the ball for three gooi
bases. Then Madden wsltzed up n
pounded the sphere for two bags bringing
rstterson home and earning a run, while
.hp crowd cheered Justify. Miller few on
R. Westlake, and Madden stole third
Quinn hit q daisy cutter for one bag and
Madden loped over the plate. R. Smith
went out to J. White. Two runs.
Eighth inniDg-The first half Of this in
ming was another circus that set the occu-
pants of the grand stand, and, in fact,
everybody present wild with delight. With
a score of 5 to | staring them in the face 1t
looked awfully blue for the Bellsire boys,
nut the tickle goddess smole on them as fol,
lows:
G. Westlske few out TO G. Smith. Al.
lum struck out but got first on a passed ball
on third strike, and then the picnic com.
menced. j. White banged the leather hard
for one bag sending Alum to second.
George made q safe hit and got first.
Nicholson got struck by the ball forcing
Alum home. While Dunn was at the bat
Patterson let two balls pass him and White,
George and Nicholson crossed the plate
amidst the widest applause, tieiDg the score.
Dunn went out by Costello to Quinn, and
R. Westlske by Thompson to Quinn. -Four
runs.
Costello hit wiekedly to Sol White, who
made a beautiful stop and lightning throw
10 first. Enscoe struck out. Thompson
got shut of at frat by Nicholson to J
White. O..
Ninth Inning This inning was started
amidst the mos intense excitement by spec.
tators, and players also. The slightesi
mistake would cost the game to either club
and the i'll luck fell to the Globes. Keyt
flew out to Quinn. S. White out by G..
White to Quinn. G. Westlake hit for a
base and Alum, ditto, sending Westlske to
third. Alum stole second. j. White fell
q victim to Quinn BY G Smith. O..
G. Smith knocked a sky-scraper into Al
lum's hands, and Alum mufed It'll Fatal
error. 1t cost the Globes that game,
for Smith was stsdnipg on sec
ond bag before Alum knew what
was the matter. Patterson smashed
a bat and then hit for one bag. Madden
hit a corker to George, who made a bsauti.
fol stop and felded like lightning to West
lake, who in his eagerness to make double
play failed to touch Smith and threw to
Nicholson, heading Patterson off at second
Smith scoring the winning run.
Robert McNichol umpired the game in
his usual satisfactory manner, and his ap-
pearsnce on the field was greeted with sp-
plause BY the occupants. Attendance
Grand stand about 500; on the fences and
trees, seven or eight hundred. Tree and
fence birds will receive the attention of the
police in to days game, which will com.
menee promptly at 3 o'clock, The ladies
epioyed Yesterdays game hugely.