Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
BASE BALL.
Louisville Wins Game From Pittsburg.-.
Scores Elsewhere.


PITTsBuRG, May l4.--The Louisvilles
won the game in the eighth inning on two
hits and Glenus muff, and Brewniug's
long fly The contest was between the
pitchers, but Ramsey of Louisville, was
fortunate, being backed up we'll in the
field. The visitors plaped an errorless
game. The threatening weather kept the
audience down to 1900. Pittsburg /;
Louisville d. Earned runs, Louisville |.
Two base hits, Werrick. Passed balls,
Corner 2 First base on balls off Hoffard
2; off Ram.ey Z First base on errors,
Louisville Struck out by Hoffard, /; by
Ramsey 8. Double plays, White, Mack,
and Hecker. Umpire, John Kelley.
At Chlcsgo-Game between ChicA'o
and New Yorks was postponed on account
Of rain.
At Cincinnati-Three thousand people
saw another exciting and we'll played game
between the champions and Clncinnsus.
The feature of a sharp fielding contest
we're three double plays by Baldwin and
McPhee, Snyder and Baldwin, and Csrpen-
ter and McPhee. Men were on 5asesin nearly
every inning and it was only by the most
brilliant field play that the score yas sept
down. Cincinnstis |; st. Louis, 2; three
base hits, Foutz, |; wild pitches, Mullane.
2; first base on balls, off Mullane, 2; off
Foutz, ,; errors Cincinnstis 5, St. Louis
8. Umpire, Clinton.
At Detroit, Mich.-Detroit, ); Boston, 4.
The game was called on account OF dark
ness. Earned rups, Detroit, 2; errors,
Detroit 2, Boston !
At New York-About | 900 people wit
messed the game between the Metropolitan
and Baltimore clubs. The Nets played in
greatly improved fern ind won after an
exciting match Cushman pitched with
effect and was freely supported, Taylor's
wild pitching lost Reltimore the game.
Score: Nets. i, Baltimore 2. Earned runs,
Nets |. Two base bits, Roseman |; Hol
bert ! !; three base hits, Orr |. Wild pitches,
Oushuasn i, First base OF balls Nets 81
Baltimore 4. First base on hits, Nets. 9;
Baltimore G. Errors. Nets. 2; Baltimore
IL. Umpire, Ferguson.
At Philadelphia-The Brooklyns easily
| defeated the Athletics, The ground was
wet and soggy, and owing TO the threaten
inc clouds the attendance was small. The
Rrooklyus confined their hitting te the
third, sixth and seventh innings, which
with saversl bases on balls and errors Of
local 6elders netted them runs. Burchs
mnfF of Larkin's fly in the eighth inning
saved the Athletics from being shut cIt.
Score! A,letics /, Brooklyn 3; earned
runs Bfooklyn 2; two-bsse hits Robinson
and Burch; three. base hits, Terry; passed
balls, Robinson 2, McCsuley & Wild
pitches, Eennedy 2. Terry /; first base on
balls, Athletics |, Brooklyn 4 fret base
hits Athletics 5, Brooklyn 8; errors, Ath.
letics 4, Brooklyn 3; umpire, Csrlin.
Races.
BRIGHrox BEACH, n. Y, May l4-All
betting was stopped to-day by the police
FIRST race, FIVE furlOngs, Commander
won. Time, Los.
Second race, mile, General Price won.
Time, l;20.
Third race, one nile, George SingerlY
won. Time, Lac!
Fourth race. I mile, Keokuk won, Time,
2Oi.
The Derby at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, May l4-Derby day has
come and gone, and by all who saw it, has
put down a great turf event, successful in
every respect. The weather was very
warm, the track was good and fast. The
attendance was tie largest seen at Louis
vile in many years.
First race, Louisville ladies stakes. TVS
eighth OF a mile, Jennie 7. won. Time,
l:0l4.
Second race, one aud quarters mile,
Modesty won. Time. 2:ll4.
Third race, Kentucky Derby, one and 9
halt miles. An excellent start was made
without delay, Blre Wing, Criusldi and
Masterpiece showing in front. In q shor,
distance Masterpiece went to the front
coon having a lead Of three lengths, HAr
roisburg second q clear length ahead o
Grimaldi third. Griqsldi dropped bscE
ct the stand. jim Graz moved up ever
With him on the back stretch. The lead
era we're coutng back, Jim Gray shoWint
trihe in front at the hslf-mile pole
i. Harrodsburg, Masterpiece and Fre'
, Kniebtin close bunch. Is they rounde'
into the stretch Free knight vas in front
but the four were very close together. |,
a short time Ben Ali snd Blue Wing hs'
2 the rses 10 themselves. They had 8 yer
1 hard finish, both horses very tired. Be
T Ali won BY q short threequarter Of
4 length, Blue Wing second, Free Knight
5 bad third. TiEe, 2;3il.
o Fourth race, one mile, Adrian wor
IS Time, All.
d By the bopb-throEing in Chicago sixt.
+. SIX police othcers we're struck, i've
y whom have died. ten returned to duty an
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