Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-10
BASE BALL.

Cincinnati Knocked Out by Pittsburs
Yesterday Other Scores.
At PrttSburg the Cincinnati battery, Nc
Keen and Sayder, was responsible for the
defeat Of their team by the Plttsburghs
McKeon gave nine men their base on
balls and FIVE Of them scored. Snyder
wss nervous and aided the run getting 70:
the home team by three wild throws and
muGed a foul fly and n passed
ball. Calvin pitched for Plttsburg
and he was hit for Ia, with q total of Is
bases. The testuges OF the game were the
base running OF the Plttsburg's s, q fine
running catch of a long fly by Kuehue, and
a very neat triple play by Carroll, Barkley
aud Miller. Attendance 5000. Score:
Plttsburg 3, Cincinnati L. Earned runs,
Pittsburg 3, Cincinnati ). Two case hits,
Kuehne, Smith, McPhee, Snyder. Three
base hits, Fennelly. Passed balls, Snyder
Wild pitches, McKeon 8. First
base on balls Of Keen. 9; of Calvin. |.
First base on errors, Pittsburgh, |; Gin.
c%innsti, ,. Struck out by Calvin, |; Nc,
Keen, ,. Triple plays, Carroll, Barkley
and Miller. Double plays, Smith, Bark
ley, Carroll, McPhee and RELY. I'm
pire, Clinton. Errors, Pittsburgh, :; Gin
%cinnsti, 5.
At Philadelphia--The PHILADELPHIA
Boston game was postponed on account of
rain.
At Chicsgo-Tbe Chicagos.were beaten
oy the Detroits in d fair and square man,
ner. The visitors outbstted them in a
skilful and highly artistic way. When the
eighth inning was reached the Deroits
opened FIRE with q streak Of batting and
scored 3 runs, which won them the
game. The fielding on both sides was
most excellent. Chicago 1, Detroit 5.
Earned runs, Detroit ?. Home runs.
Clarksou. Three base hits, Mannitg.
Two base hits, Getzin, Thompson, Brouth,
ars, White, D~alrYmple. Passed balls,
Bennett 2, Flint 2. Struck out, Chicago ,
Detroit |. Base hits, Chicago II, Detroit
IL. Umpire, Conley.
At Louisville-The Louisville club
played the worst game OF ball ever seen
here. Sullivan, the new pitcher, was
knocked out OF the box and Wolf wa sub,
stituted in the sixth inning, Foutz was
hit hard bat stupid base running killed all
chance. for scoring. Attendance, 1900,
Louisville, 5; st. Louis, 81. Earned runs
Louisville, 4; St. Louis, s. Home runs,
O'Neill, Two base hits, Browning, White.
Strauss, Foutz, Gleason, Bushong Three
base hits, Welch, Latham, Foutz. Wild
pitches, Foutz, 2; Sullivan, |. First base
On balls, By Sullivan, e; Fouiz, 2. Base
hits, Louisville, Il; St Louis, Il. Errors,
Louisville, l3; St. Louis, s.. Umpire,
Kelly.
At New Tork-Ths scheduled game b.
tween New York and Washington for to'
day wa postponed on account Of rain. The
New York players left for Detroit. Ra n
also caused a ~postponement OF the Metro
p~olitsn Brooklyn game.
At Baltimore-Gsme between the Ath'
letic spdthe Baltimore clubs postponed or
account of rsis.
AT St. Louis-Ksusas City won a great
victory to-day, shutting out St. Louis il
one of the best games played here, snC
winning the first game Of the season. Boti
Wniuey and Boyle did excellent work il
the box and the fielding was fine through
out. Score, St. Louis, 0; Kansas City, 2
FIRST base on balls of Boyle, 3; base hits
S.. Louis 5, Ksn'as Civ I; errors, St
Louis l, Ksnass CITY o.. Umpire, Gafey