The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-11

NEW York, June, lO.-The metropolitan
and Athletic clubs played an interesting
game at Staten Island to-day in the pres
ence OF about 10000; good playing wa
general. Ths Nets had many openings
but could not find the ball when hits werI
needed, The winning runs made were IL
the fourth inning. GleaSon was hit by
pitched ball and went to OseGondon ReiChs
layers and on a hitby Mathews. The
score Is:
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Two base hits, stovey and Milligan,
Passed balls, Milligan !. First base on
balls, Nets s; Athletic |. First base on
hits, Nets 8; Athletic g. Errors, Nets g.
Athletic Umpire Quinn,
BALTIMORE, Nd, June l0.-The Balti,
mores gave q fine exhibition Of base run,
ming to-day but were unable to hat HRTk-
inson, and Brooklyn won the game with.
out much trouble. The game was slow
and generally uninteresing, the feature
being q running catch by Muldoon OF q
high fly that seemed impossible,
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Earned runs, Brooklyn, s. Two base
hits, PinCkney, !. Passed balls, Clarke, I;
Fulmer, l. Wild pitches, Harkins, l /;
Kilroy, 2. First base on balls off Harkin.
son, !; OF Kilroy, 9. First base hits,
Brooklyn, p Baltimore,2. Errors, Brook.
lyn, O.; Baltimore, 8, Umpire, Kelly.
CINCINNATI, June l0,-The Cincinnati
club was defeated to-day by the Pitts.
burgh club. VIII White pitched for the
home team and was balted freely, The
OinCinnatis could do nothing with Morris
delivery, and the Pttbarg6ers played q
perfect fielding game. Mountain injured
his leg in the seventh inning and Rlngo
took his place. Attendance 2,10O. The
score was:
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Earned runs, Cincinnati, /. Three base
hits, Keenan,, Glenn, Morris, Whitney.
Wild pitches, Morris, |. First base on
balls, of White, 8; OF Morris, l. First
base hits, Cincinnati, 8; Pittsburgh, S.
Errors, Cincinnati, l. Umpire, Bradley.
ST. LOUIS, June 1O.--pare luck won the
game for the Louisville club to-day. The
home team played a perfect game, mot
making an error. Both batteries did ex.
cellent work, and The fielding on both
sides was exceptionally brilliant. WEIGH
excelled all by notwithstanding Jump
one hand catch. Afterthe seventh inning
the score was tied until the tenth, when
Werrlck struck TO centre field for two
bases. Welch returned Lhe ball to Robin.
son, who was blinded by the sun and
could not see II and Lost II, allowing the
runner to 60 10 third, from whence q
sacrifice brought him In, The score was
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Earned runs, St. Louis, l /; Louisville, 3
Two base hits, Welch, Werrick, Brown.
ing. Passed balls, Kerrlns, 4. Wild
pitches, Caruthers, 1; Ramsey, /, First
base on balls, off Ramsey, 4. First base
hits, st. Louis, g.; Louisville, I. Errors,
Louisville, s. Umpire, Tunlson.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 1O,-Washing.
ton, 8; Philadelphia, 5. Earned runs,
Washington, 2; Philadelphia, 8. Flrst
base hits, Washington,S 5; Philadelphia, I.
Errors, Washington, 81 Philadelphia, 8.
BosroS, June 10.-BOston, 2 In first +;
New York, none. Pitchers, Keefe and
Radbourns. Errors, Boston, 0 New York,
A. First base hits, each.