Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
HASE BALL.
The BrOOkIyns Knock Out the Baiii'
mores 35 Ia other Games,

At New l0rk-The badly crippled Balti-
more team received a severe beating yes
tcrday at the hands of the Brooklyn club
at Brooklyn. KilrOy was knocked out Oi
the box at an early stage. The field work
of the Brooklyns was of the finest At
tendance /, 800. Score: Brooklyn -, Bal
timore l. earned, Brooklyn II; two base
hits Pinckncy /, Mclammany |, Clarke
|, Burch |; three base hits, Peoples !, Nc
Clrllan, Phillips, Scott; first basc on balff
Brooklyn (, Baltimore .; first base hits,
Brooklyn -, Baltimore ); errors, Balti-
more 10; umpire, Kelly.
At PhiladcIphia-Th game yesterday
bctween the Athletic and Metropolitan
club WAS one Of the prcttlcSt played there
this season. Neither 0f thcviit0r's three
fielding errors gave tho home club any az
vantage, but Lynch, their pitcher, gave a
base on balls and struck batSman
and both men subsequently scored. The
Nets in the sixth inning hit Mathews for
five singles and two double and earned
the five runs scored, but in the last six in
nings they could not get safe hit and not
a man reached first from the sixth until
the twelfth inning. Attendance 1900.
Score, Athletics q. Nets Z; earned runs
Athletics 4, Nets :; two base hits, StDly 9,
Roscman /, Bethel /, three base hits,
OBricn /; passed balls, Milligan |; wild
pitches, Mathews /; first base on halls.
Athletics =, Nets / first hasa hits, Athlct-
ics, II, Me;s 10; errors Athletics 3, Nets 3;
umpire, Valentine.
At Chicagc-Washingto 2, Chicago .;
earned runs, Washington |, Chicago 2;
first hlSe hits, Washington II, Chicago =;
errors. Washington lj, Chicago IL.
At DctrOit-Detroit-Ph Philadelphia game
called at end of second inning on account
of rain
At St. Louis York 10, 81. Louis :;
first base hits, New York II. st. Louis II; ;
errors, st. Louis :, New York p
At Kansas City-Kansas City 10, B9't0R
Z; earned runs, Kansas City q, Boston D;
frs, lasc hits, Kansas City 10, Boston IL;
errors, Kansas City2, Boston ..
AtLOuiwillc--LOuisville At put in Neat, the
young pitcher recently purchased from the
Savannah club and the Cincinnati club had
"A picnic from the start. Neat hId no cC.r,-
troll ofthe ball and WAS bally SUPPORTED by
Cook and hit hard. Attendance 1900.
Scq-G. Louisville 3, Cincinnati II; earned
runs, Louisville /, Cincinnati /; home
runs, Kerins 1; two base hits, Crkhlll,
Mack: passed balls. CG9h ~ Mid pitches,
Neat3; fnt taae on halls, Ncat7 Mullane
i; struck out, hy Neat ], hy Mullane &;
umpire, Gradlcyi errors, Louisville q,
Cincinnati 3; base hits, Louisville Z, CiE-
cinnati H.
At Pittsburg-The st. L0nis won to-
days game through Whitney's errors, and
the failure of the home club their hit.
The features Of the game was double play
by Brown, catch of hot liner by Smith,
who threw il to first and onIJ.l6tod bcau-
tiful play and KcI,ler's work behind the
bat, Attendance !, 800. Score: 'Pittsburg
| |. st. Louis 2. Two base hits. EGehI,,
Smith. Calvin; first h.a;-G Oh balls of Cal
yin |, of EGl,H 1; Wild pitches, FOatz i
s.fhtl GnI, ny Calvin ]. by Fuutz 10
noyhle plays Brown and Kuohne; Brown,
smith and Kuohne; errors, Pittsburg 4, st
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