Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-19
BASE BALL.
The Paltimores Defeat the Cincinnati
Other Scores.

The Paltimores Defeat the Cincinnati
Other Scores.
At Ballimore-Kilroy proved as great
an enigma to Ciocipnaii to day as he has
been to the eastern clubs and they only
could make three safe hits eff his delivery.
Mullsns WAS bit hard in the fifth inning
and exchanged places With keenan,, who
did better, but was unable to save the
game. The game was slow and not par.
ticulsrly interesting Three double plays
MoPhee, Fennelly and Reilly were the
fielding fesures No official umpire re-
ported and Kleibacher, o substitute was
put in. Baltimore 6, and Cincinnati 4
Earned runs, Baltimore 2; two base hits,
Jones, Scott and McPhee; passed balls,
Tratfley 2, Baldwin q wild pitches. MelSoy
|, keenan, l.; first base on balls, Mullane
4, keenan, |; first base hits, Baltimore 8,
Cincinnati 3; errors, Baltimore l. CIncin-
natl
At Philadelphia-The Athletic and
Louisville clubs had q great time wufliug
and funbl;ng the bail to day. The visi-
tors errors proved the more costly and
with Hecker's six be- o. on bnlls. gave tne
victory to the Athletes. Five OF the Ath-
letics who reached first on balls, scored
Both Atkinson ard Hecker were batted
viciossly. The visitors scored four earned
runs in the last inning, on two singles. a
double and Two triple baggers. There was
fair prospect Of them tieiDg the
game, when Werrick stUuLlsd and iell
pear third base aud was put out before he
could return to the bag. Score. Athletics
! l, Louisville 9; earned runs, Athletics Z,
Louisville 5; Home runs, S;oveY Hnd Nil
ligan; two bsas hita, Coleman, Blarbauer,
Wolf Kerins, White, Werrick; PISSED bslls,
0'Brieu 3, Cross 2; wild pitches, Atkinson
|, Heckes2 2; first base on balls, Athletic,
6, Louisville 2; first base hits. Athletics
IL, Louisville IL; errors each; umpire,
Connolly.
At New Yolk-The RIoakiyu and St.
Louis clubs played to-day before 1000
persous The home tesm out played their
opponents at all points and easily won.
Score: Brooklyn IL, 81. Louis l. Earned
runs, Brooklyn 4; hcme runs, SwartWood;
two base bits, Peoples; three base hits,
Terry, Connolly; Wild pitches, Terry 2
Fou'z 4; passed balls, McOsuley !; frat
base On balls, Brooklyn 3. st. Louis 2;
first base hits Brooklyn Is 81. Louis 3;
errors, Brooklyn 5, s.. Louis 6; umpire,
Clinton.
The Metropolitan and T.ttsburg clubs
played at Staten Island Today, the batting
Of the Nets being terrific. TIE Pdtsburg-
ers were played With in every sense.
Score: Metropolitan IL, Pittsbgrg 4;
earned runs. Nets 2. Pit;qturg !; two base
bits. Orr, Eoaord; Wild pitches, Hoford
2; first base on 1alls, Nets G, PIttsburg 2;
FIRST base bits, Nets Is, Pi'tsblrg 8; E,-
rors, Nets 8, Prtsburg g; umpire, Kelley.
At Ksnsss Ci,y-Kausss City 4. New
York 3; earned ruus Ksnss3 Gty /. New
York l; errors. Esnsss City 4. New York 2.
At St. Louis-St. Louis Ii, Boston g.
EarEed runs. St. Louis !, Boston {; errors,
St. Louis 4, Boston 8,
| Races.
BALTIMORE. May ls.-Tbis is Grs. day
Of the spring meeting cf the Maryland
Jockey Clab,
First race, thee quarters of mile,
Begouuette Won. Time, lil6.
SecoRd pace, home bredstAkes, one mile,
EuTus soa. Time la.
Third race, selling race, one mile, Bon.
ME 5. won. Time, las.
Fourth race, Rancocas handicap, ebe
and one-eighth mile, Ruacs won. Time,
l:5el.
Fifth race, one and one eighth mile
Weaver won. Time, 1881.
LOUISVILLE. Ey., Nay lS.==EiEss race
one halt mile; Pro3igsl Won. Time -
second race, II miles; Endurer won
Time 81.
Third race, Louisville Cap, 2l miles
Lucky Baron. Tire 48i
Fourth race. 2i miles; Test -og. Hn'
2:l0.
Pifh race, one and one-si1teenth Of {
mile, May BAdy won Time. l:s0l.
PHILADELPHIA, Msy ls.-Ths spriuI
trotting meeting ct p freeze Park, oper
ed to-day with two botlY contested races
First rsce, three minute class. Moulto
8 Won. Time, f:3l. Second yaas, ?i3
eiAsa. unfinished,