Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-22
BASE BALL.
The PIttsburgs- Defeat Louisville Yester-
day-Games Elsewhere.

The PIttsburgs- Defeat Louisville Yester
day-Games Elsewhere.
At Pittsburg-The home team tool
kindly to Ramsey'e delivery yesterday ant
won with ease, Notwithstanding the fac
that they played miserable game in the
field. The visitors were unable to do any
effective work with Handiboe. He held
them down to four scattering hits and
struck out their heaviest batters. Mack
was injured By Carroll in the fifth inning
who collided with him while running to
second. New was substituted. Attendance
1900. Score: PittsbIrg 8, Louisville 2;
runs earned, Pittsburg 2, Louisville /;
two base hits, Carroll, Glenn, Browning;
three base hit, Glenn; passed balls, Ker'
rims 2, Carroll l.; wild pitches, Ramsey /;
first base on balls, off Handiboe 3, of
Ramsey 8; struck out, by Ramsey 7, by
Handiboe 6; base hits, Pittsburg II,
Louisville 4 double plays, White and
B,rkley, Carroll and Barkley; umpire,
Bardley.
No Chicago Brooms About.
At Detroit-The 5 63l spectators who
appeared at Recreation Park yesterday,
saw hard fought base ball battle in which
fine plays ebounded. GAM, who caught
Tor detroit, showed up in great form both
at aud behind the bat and Brouthers cover
ed himself with glory by two extremely
difficult catches, but the centre of
interest in the home club was in the box.
Daily it becomes more evident that Get
zien deserves to rank high among pitchers.
To-day nine men struck out and not sin.
gle hit was made off his delivery until the
ninth, when the visitors secured their only
two. For the visitors, Clarkson did
good work, but Flints hands were sore and
several passed balls resulted. Detroit be.
gan scoring in the first, when Richardson
hit safe and went to second on Flint's wild
throw snd scored On Thompson's single.
In the fourth Clarkson presented White
with base on a passed ball sent him 10
third aud Cancels single brought him
home. In the sixth Hanlou reached first
on called balls, reached second on an out
first went to third on Clsrkson's wild
throw to second and scored on base bit
by Camel. Hanlon feared the game was
L OF yet safe and sent the ball to right tor
q home ran. In the eighth inning
Chicago had but three men reach first base
when one Of them vas left. One stole
second and the third died in the attempt
to, so Flint opened the ninth with single
and came home on Dalyrimple's bsgger.
Gore fouled and Brouthers cap.
tured the ball = after hard
run. Kelly struck out leaving Dslynmple
on third. No Chicago brooms we're in
sight to-day. Score, Detroit 1, Chicago l
in ninth; earned, one each; base hits,
Detroit 8, Chicago 2; errors, Detroit 3,
Chicago 6.
GOOD BATTING.
At Philadelphia-The Athletic club de-
feated Brooklyn yesterday by good batting,
three of their runs being earned. Errors
were plentiful, however, on both sides and
those of Gleason and Quest were very cost
ly to their respective clubs. Coleman pre-
vented the visitors tieirg the game in the
ninth innings by pretty throw to the
home plate from right field, retiring Nc
ClelIan, after having caught Swarwood's
ay. Stovey and McTammany, the TWO
centre felders, also retired men ct plate
by good throws. Attendance 3, las. Score:
Athletic s, Brooklyn I; earned
Kits, Coleman |, Gleason l; third base
bits, Coleman Tsmmany /; passed balls,
Robinson l, Clark /; wild pitches, Atkln.
son3; first base on balls of Porter 5, or
Atkinson 4; first base hits, Athletic 3,
Brooklyn 5; error5, Athletics 7, Brooklyn |
3; umpire, Kelly.
AT New York-Washington 3, New York
5 earned runs, Washington l, New York 5;
first base hits, New York Il; er
,ors, Washington 7, New York 4.
At Staten Island, N. Y.-A good sized
crowd saw the game between the Metro.
oolitsns and Baltimore yesterday. The
Indians" punched their hits and played
good ball generally. They won easily.
Score: MetropolitauS 4, Baltimore /;
Earned runs, Nets |, Baltimore !;
first base on balls, Metropohtens 4, Bslti-
nores | three base bits, Nelson; two.bsse
1lCS, OOmmeI5 L paooeu Dalei AOAocht -
Barnie 3; wild pitches, Powell |; struck
,ut, Metropolitans 3, Baltimores 6; first
base hits, Metropolitans 6, Baltimores .;
errors, Baltimores 4.
AN EXCITING GAME.
At Cincinuati-The thirteen inning con-
lest bet the ST. Louis and Cincinnati
,lQ5 yesterday, was PIE Of the finest and
most exciting ever seen here. The
visitors won after a hard tusGel by
superior batting. The fielding on both
,ides vss beautiful, some remarkable
plays being made while all the players
lid we'll in the field Fennelly, McPhee,
Robinson and Nicol especially distinguish
ng themselves. The weather was threat
sniug and only $50 people saw the game.
Score, Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 6; earned,
Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 4; two base hits,
Welch 2, Latham and Nicol three base
bits, O'Neil, Fenne!y; passed balls, Bald.
win; first base on balls. off Mulleue 4,
/ errors, Cincinnati 2; um'
pire Morton.
At Kansas City-Kansas CITY 2, St.
Lsuis 6; earned runs St. Louis l fret
base hits, Kansas City 5, St. Louis IL;
errors, Kansas City I, 81. Louis 3.