Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-20
THE RECORD BROKEN.
The ChiCagos Have Their Mascot
on Hand in Detroit
And Whip the Home Team in a
RattIing Game.
The Summaries of Other Games
Played Yesterday.


the broken fingers of two of the Detroi
catchers is unknown. The appearance wa
the signal for an outburst of cheers anC
applause. The Detroit nine hustled them
selves to-day to procure q Mascot as ar
Offset to the one in possession Of their op
Tpoaents, and the result was the appearance
on the ground this afternoon Of young
Charlie Gallagher, Sixth ward kid, who
was adorned with the uniform of the home
team. he is said to have been born with
teeth and is guaranteed to possess
all the magic charms of g gen
uine Mascot. The Chicagos commenced
run getting in the frat Flynn driving the
ball into the crowd for two bases and was
brought home By Rysn's single. In the
third Ryan got frat ouA hit; Kelly bit to
right for base and started for second.
Thompson threw wild and Ryan scored
In the fifth after two men were out, Ryan
got first on scratch hit in front of the
plate, Kelly hit to left for two bases. Ryan
scored, and Kelly came home on Anson'S
hit. In the eighth Bennett, home catcher,
vas injured by foul tip and retired.
Rowe came in TO catch, Richardson to sec.
ond, McGeachy to left field. Inthe ninth
Mccormick reached frat on tumble by
Richardson and went to second on passed
ball Rowe was hit in the hand by foul
Zip from Cores bat and retired. Gore
made hit, Mccormick going to third and
coming home on passed ball, scoring the
winning run. For the Detroits in the Sec
ond Rowe knocked the ball into the crowd
for two bases and came home on Benefits
single. In the third Thompson made
hit to second on Hands second and scored
on KeIly's wild throw to second to catch
Hanlon. In the fifth two runs were made
on Brouther's hit for single, Thompson
double, Hanlon a single and Thompson
double. This ended the run getting for
the Detroits. Score-Detroits 4, Chicago
5; earned runs, 3 each; errors, Detroit 5,
Chicago 2.
KILRoY HIT HARD.
At Philadelphia Baltimore club
again put in Kilroy against the Athletics
and for the first time this season the Ath.
letic men hit him hard. They punched
seveu Of their hits in the third, fourth and
sixth innings, and earned iour of the six
runs scored The visitors made eight hits
off Matthews which we're scattered through
seven different innings. The fielding of
both teams was excellent. Muldoon was
struck in the wrist in attempting
to grab terrific line hit
of Larkins in the third
inning and was severely Injured. Greer
was substituted and played left field, Som
mers going 10 third base. Attendance,
Alb. Athletics g. Bsltimores 2; earned
runs, Athletics 4; home runs, Gleason |;
two base hits, Matthews |, Farrell |; three
base hits, Coleman l, Manning passed
5alls, Traffly 2; wild pitches K,lroy 3;
tirst base on balls, Athletics 2; first base
hits, Athletics 9, Baltimore g; errors, Ath-
letics 1, Bsltimores 2; umpire, Valentine.
At New York-About 1900 people saw
The New YorkWashington game today.
The local nine played in fine form and won
sfter an interesting game Score, New
York I, Washington 3; earned runs, New
York /, Washington |; base hits, New
York II, Washington 9; errors, Washing
ton 4.
TAME AFFAIRS.
At st. Louis, Mo.-The game between
St. Louis Browns and Cincinnatis was 3
tame affair. Pechiney pitched:poorly and
was hit freely, while Hudson did good
work for the home team, except in the 7th |
inning when the visitors got on TO him and
pounded out rams Foutz was badly hurt
By batted ball in the second inning and
was relieved by Hudson. Score, st. Louis
y Cincinnati Z; earned runs, st. Louis 7,
Cincinnati 4; two base hits, Robinson,
Sones. Corkhil! aud Baldwin three base |
hits, Robinson and Baldwin; passed balls,
Baldwin 3; wild pitches, Pecbirey; first
hits, st. Louis l6, Cincinnati II; errors,
St Louis 3, Cincinnati 5; umpire, Morton.
At Kansas City-St. Louis did ell the
playing to day and the game was q spirit
less affair. Score, St. Louis |, Kansas
C ty | in seventh; earned rurs, St. Louis
10; .st rase hits, St. Louis II, Kansfs
CITY 3; errors, ST Louis 6, Kansas City 6.
FINE GAME.
At Staten Island. About 1000 people
saw the game between the Metropolitan
and Brooklyn o!ubG. The contest was the
finest ever played on the grounds. The
Nets won the game in the last inning with
nobody out Roseman made three bag
oer and Orr went to FIRST on an error by
Phillips the former scored on Hsnkiusons
two base hit gcore, Meta 2, BROOKLYN l;
earned runs, Nets ! three base hits, Rose
man, McClelsnd Terry; two base hits,
Rosemsn and Hsnkinson; first base on
balls Nets l, Brooklyn 3; first h.." ..,o a.,o,
Nets 4, Brooklyn 5; errors, Nets l, Brook.
Iyn 4; umpire, Kelly.
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