Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-27
BASE BALL.
Trouble Win An Umpire-The
Games Yesterday.

At Philadelphia, Pa.-Thc MetrOpolitans
again defeated the AthlctS in - pretty
fielding contest. The game will 90 on
record, however, under protest of the
Athletic managers. The protest is
entered against Umpire Valcn-
tines decision in the 9TH inning
declaring Bicrbaucr out for interfering
with Nelson while the latter was fielding
O'Brcn's ground hit. Bicrbancr was for
an instant in NclS0n's Way, hut he Slapped
running TO prevent further interference
and Nelson ileldcd O'Brien out ut first.
On appeal from Nelson the umpire
declared Bicrbaucr also ont though
he had reached third base on
O'Bricn's out and the retiring
of the latter player had not been inter
ruptcd in any way. Attendance 4,S42.
Score: Athletic ,, Nets 4; earned / each;
two base hits, O'Bricn, Coleman, RoScman,
Orr; passed balls, HOlbert /; first base on
balls. Athletic |, Nets 2; first base hits,
Athletic 6, Nets :; errors, Athletic 3, Nets
,; umpire, Nalcnt.
At Cinciniati-The great wotk of pitch
crs. Foutz and Mullanc resulted in neither
club having run ut the end of lhe ninth
inning. In the tenth FOutz made three
haggcr and scored the winning run on
sacrifice brilliant fielding characterized
! the work of both teams.
Fenncllv and BushOng doing
especially we'll Attendance 4, 900. Score,
| Cincinnati o, st. Louis in tenth; earned
runs, st. Louis |; two base hits, Miullane;
! three base hits, Foutz; passed balls Bald
win /: first base on balls, of Mullane |, off
Foutz /; first base hits, Cincinnati 4, st.
Ionis 4; errors, | each; umpire, Bradley.
At InuiSvillc-The LOuiSyillcS and Pitts
burgers played fine game to-day and the
visitors only won i'll the eleventh inning
after two men were out. Whitney made
n safe hit and got to first; Kuchne followed
with hit to centre field, Brown
ing threw 10 Hecker, who passed
it swiftly 70 Oros in time
TO put out Whitney, but Cross muffed and
Pittsburg won the game. Score-LOuis-
Vile ,. Pittsburgh 4; earned runs, Pitts
burg /, Louisville ,; passed halls, Ringo
|, Cross /: wild pitches, IIoffOrd /, Hccker
none: first base on balls, by HoffOrd D;
first base hits, Louisville >, PiU5burg TO-;
errors, Louisville5 Pittsburgh T. FMpire,
Mike Walsh.
At New York-In spite Of FdinshOwers
| 6. 900 people witnessed the game between
the Baltimore and Brooklyn clubs. The
contest was one of the hest and most ex-
citing ever PLAYED on the grounds, and
war won by the home club aftca hard bat
tie. Terry pitched wonderful game putting
the first nineteen men out rs they came to
the hat. But one run was made during
the game. that by Brooklyn. In the
fourth inning Mcclellan went to first on
called halls, to second on passed ball,
stole third and scored on hit ny Burch
Blight, q local amateur NhQ played his first
gama with tho visitors and did good work.
Score. Baltimore O, Brooklyn /; earned
runs. none: two base hits, Manning /; first
hase on balls, Brooklyn ,, Baltimore !;
first base bits, Brooklyn 3, Baltimore j
errors, Brooklyn ., Baltimore 4; umpire
Kelly.
At Detroit-A well played but interest.
+ ing game took place between WashingtI y
and Detroit yesterday. IL was very mucf
pitchers game IN which Baldwin did
great work striking out Is men and havr
ing but one hit made off him: Detroit 2
Washington none, Earned runs, Detroit
4: struck out, Baldwin IL, hy Shaw; two
base hits, Deirnits i, Washington /,
, At ChicagO-The ChicagOs played theil
best game this season, the only error be
: inc a base on balls by Clarkson. Th'
visitors fielding was very faulty and ex
pensive. Chicago ), Philadelphia l ;earnet
| runs, Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1; base hits
Chicago 10, Philadelphia 3; errors, Chicag'
: /, Philadelphia 9,