Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
BASE BALL.

BASE BALL.
The Results in the Decoration Day Con.
tests in Various CiHes.
Yesterday being observed as Memorial
Day in the East, games were scheduled fol
the morning at Boston, New York, Brook
Iyn, Philadelphia and Washington. The
result Of the contests sro as appended:
At BrOokIyn-Brooklyn s, Cincinnati 6
At New neutrality-suspicious. II. Louis
villes 5. Base hits, Nets lG LouiSvilles T.
Euors Nets 6, Louisvilles 5.
At Washington-The Washington Kan.
aas City game was called at the end OF the
fourth inning on account OF rain, the score
then standing each. Base hits-Wash,
irgton, 6; Kansas City, 4. Errors,
Washington, 5; Kansas City, 2. Batteries
Barr and Baker; Whitney and Hackett
At New York-New York, G, Detroit,
5. Base bits-New York, u, Detroit, 5.
Errors-New York, 4. Detroit, 3.
At Boston-Boston, /, ST. Louis, 4.
Base hits--BostoD, I, 81. Louis, 9. Errors
Boston. 7, St. Louis, 10.
At Philadelphia-The Philadelphia
Chicago bsse ball game scheduled Tor
yesterday morning was postponed on &C.
count of rain.
At Boston-St. Louis 4, Bostons l
in eighth earned runs, ST. Louis l. frs.
base hits, Boston c, St. Louis 8; errors,
Boston 5, St. Louis 10.
Afternoon Game-Boston 10, St. Louis
| in fourth; earned runs, Boston 5, St.
Louis l; first base hits. Boston II. St.
Louis 5; errors, Bottom 2, St. Louis II.
thew York-NeE York 6, Detroit 5;
earned ruDs, New York 5, Detroit 2; first
base hits, Detroit s. New York l3; errors,
Detroit I, New York I.
At Staten Island-The Metropolitsns
played two games here to day. The morn
ing game was with Louisville The at
tendance was limited. The Nets played
in excellent form and by free batting won
easily. The home club virtually decided
the match in the fret two innings. Orr,
Rosemsn and Brady handled the ball with
effect. Nets H. Louisville s; esrnod runs,
Nets G.; first base on balls, Nets 2, Louis
vile 2; home runs, Roseman; three base
hits, Wolf; passed balls, Kerrins 3; wild
pitches, Mays 4, Sullivan |; first bsse hits,
Nets II, Louisvlle 7; errors, Nets 5, Lou
isville 5; umpire, Tunison.
In the afternoon the Metropoltsns
played against the Cincinnatis, and the
Western players won easily through supe.
rior WORK at the bat. Lynch Was ba;ted
freely, while the home players made bat
four hits from Peechin's curve. Attend.
auce 1000. MetropoGtapS 5, Clucinnatis
r. Earned rams, none; first base OF balls,
Metropolitsns Z, Cincnnstis =; three base
hits, Jones, Fennely, CorkhilI, Maskey and
Pecheny; two base bits, SEyder and Mas
key; wild pitches, Lynch ?, Picbney;
passed balls, Repisileger; first base hits,
Metropoltans 1. Cincinnstis i; errors,
Metropolitans 1, Cincinnstis 5. Umpire,
Tunison.
At Brooklyn three thousand spectators
witnessed the morning game between the
Brooklyn and OinciDaGii clubs. The visi-
tors ontbsttei their opponents 6nd played
equally we'll in the field, but failed to bunch
their hits well Score Brooklyn, 3; Gin
cinnati, 6. Earned runs-Brooklyp, 2;
Cincinnati. |. First base on balls-8rook.
lgn, |; Cincinnati, 2. Three base hits-
Sartwood and Lewis. Two base hita--
Burch aud Mcrhea Wild pitohes-Har.
kins Z; Smith, g. Fa'sed bslis--:Oldfeld,
2; Baldwin, 4. First base hits Brooklyn,
8; Cincinnati, II. Errors-Brooklyn, 5;
Cincinnati, 5 Umpire-keil.
Over 10000 witnessed the afternoon
game ct Washington Park between t52
B-ocklyu and Louisville clubs. The bone
game plsyed in Zoe torn and won after an
exciting game. Burch's playing vas
feature Of the game. brooklyn ., Louis,
vile 9; earned runs, Brooklyn ), Louisville
,; two base hits, Mcclellan |, Burch l;
three bsse hits, Bnrch |, Phillips 2, Nc
Tsmauy !, Cross !, wild pitches, Porter l,
Decker |; fret base on balls, Brooklyn |,
Louisville !; fret base hits, Brooklyn II,
Louisville 5: errors, brooklyn 5, Louisville
8; umpire, Kelly.
Aftern" on Games.
At Nashville Tenn Nashville 3, Allan.
"a 4; II innings.
At Phi!adelphis, Pa Cdicsgoes 4,
PAiladelphiss 3; earned runs. Chicago 2;
fret base hits, Chicago Z, Philadelphia 3;
errors, Chicsgo 4, Philadelphia
At New York-NearlS twenty thousand
spectstoss attended the afternoon game,
between New Fork and Detroit clubs
New Yo:k in FIRST, Detroits 4; essDsd
runs. Detroits l; ; first base hits D5troit II,
New York I; errors, Detroit 4, New York 4.
ADead Heat-Teemer Beats Rose.
ALBANY, N. Y, Msy 81 The single
scull reoe between Courtney and Hosmer
10 day resulted iu dead hss1.
New YORK May 81 The Tee&er-RosS
race at Oak Point to-day was won by the
former by length in 20 minutes and 2o
seconds.
At the Exposition Driving Park.
PGrTsRURq, May 3l,-Ths spring meet
ing OF the Exposition Driving Pat& Asso-
cia,ion opened to-day with large attend
auce. The wesihsr was pleasant and the
racing good. Summary, First race,
minute trotting purse $500. B. G. Gszette
Ia; Brown Prince, 3,2.2; SlickWay, 1 S,3;
Is;ie WAt'erson, 5,44; Maud B Go DR.
Tom B., rs DR. Hattie Russell, DR.
Time. 2:36ic2:37, 2:353. Second race, 2;4C
class pacing, purse 5000 Billy B, l,l,2,2i
Dick, 5, 2, l, 2; Woodbine, 1854; Mani
4.4,43; Boston, 1913 dis. Time, 2:3l3
2.2.6t, 2:373.
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