The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-15
BASE BALL.
The Tables TuFnsd-LOuisVills Whips thu
PlttsbuEGhs-Olhe Games.

The Tables TuFnsd-LOuisVills Whips thu
PlttsburGbS-other Games.
PITTSBURGH, May 1.-THE Louisvilles
won tO.dAy's game in the eighth inning on
two hits and Glenn's mutf and Browning's
long ay. The contest was between the
pitchers, but Ramsey, Of Louisville, was
fortunate in being backed up well in the
field, the visitors playing an errorlets
game. The threatening weather kept the
attendance down to 1850. The score was
p,I,.S5ISs ,ISRLHS .''. .........."e5 3 5SG5SS
LOulSYilIe.."....,....,..,...,O o 0 90 l O3 VI
Earned runs, Louisville, l. Two base
hits, MerrlCk. Passed balls, Kerner, 2
First base on balls, of Hodord, .; of
Ramsey, 7, Firjt base on errors, Louis
vile, 4. Struck out, by Hoford, l; BY
Ramsey, s, Double plays, White, Mack
and HGcker. Umpire, John Kelly.
NEW YoRE, May l4.-About 1000 peo-
pie witnessed the game to-day between
The Metropolitans and Baltimore. The
"Mets" played in greatly improved form
and won after an exciting match. Cush-
man pitched with effect and was finely
supported. Taylor's wild pitching lost
the Baltimore the game. The game score
was;
lnning9......,.....,....... j asa $3.50
MetrOpOlltans.............0 9 o o.
Baltimore. re...,.,.,.......-.,., / 0 o o 0 0 o o.
Earned runs: Nets. l. Two base hits,
RossmAn /, Holbert /. Three base hits,
Orr /. Wild pitches, Cushman l. First
base on balls, "Mets"3 g.; Baltimore 4.
First base hits, "Mets" o. Baltimore O.
Errors, "Mets" 9: Baltimore /. Umpire,
Ferguson.
PHILADELPHlA, Pa, May 14.-The
BrookIyns easily defeated the Athletics to.
day. The ground was wet and soggy and
owing to the threatening clouds the atten.
dance was small. The Brooklyns Conan-
ed their hitting to the third, sixth and
seventh inningsI which with several bases
on balls and errors Of the local felders
netted them nine runs. Burch's mulF on
Lsrkin's fly in the eight inning saved the
Athletics from being shut out. The score
was:
Innlngs.....................l S4667sO
St6dSS Sss5SSiiGs,......-.S STS SSS95 ~
-aSA''''''"'''s'"'''''''N =
Earned runs, Brooklyn 2. Two base
hits, Robinson and BurCh. Three base
hits, Terry. Passed balls, Robinson 2;
MCCauley 3. Wild pitches, Kennedy 2;
Terry l.. First base on balls, Athletic l /;
Brooklyn Z. First base hits, Athletic 8;
Brooklyn y. Errors, Athletic 4 Brooklyn
3. Umpire Carlin.
CrNcENNATG, O., May 14-Three thous.
and people saw another exciting and well
played game between the champions and
Uincinnatis, this afternoon. The feature
Of sharp fielding contest we're three
double plays by Baldwin and McPhee,
Snyder and Baldwin, and Carpenter and
McPhee. Men were on bases in nearly
every inning and It was only by the most
brilliant field play that the score was kept
down. The score was:
1nning'......... .....". l 2S4S
Cincinnati. ,..-...... 9 9 90 o 0-l
st. LouIs....."..........". o o la
Three base hits, Foutz /. Wild pitches,
Mullane 2; OF Foutz, g.. Errors iCinCin.
natis 4; 81. Louis 3. Umpire Clinton.
At Detroit-Detroit, s; Boston, 4.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, 4 Philadelphia,
2. Game stopped on the hith inning on
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