Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30
BASE BALL.
The Champions Redeem Themselves Yes |
terday and Down the Athletics

The Champions Redeem Themselves Yes
terday and Down the Athletics.
At Philsdelpbia-Mornipg game-Th
St. Louis knocked Weaver out OF the bo,
in the fourth inning and administered
crushing defeat to the Athletics, thereb,
resuming ffst position in tie race for th'
pennsnt. Attendance 2, lie. Score: Ath
letics St, Louis l8. Base bits, A,hleti,
), ST. Louis 2l; errors, Athletics IL, St
Louis D; earned runs. ST. Louis IL
two base hits, o Brien; foul, CarutherS
three base hits, Gleason, Comisky, Caruth
ers; wild pitches, Weaver, |; Coleman,
passed balls, O'Brien, 2; Beerhauer, !
Bushong, /; fret base on bslls, Athletics
2, St. Louis 2; first base on errors, Alhlet
ic, l, ST. NOUS 4 errors, Athletic II St
Louis, 2; fist base hits, Athletic 3, St
Louis 2l. Umpire, Bradley.
AtNew York-The Metropolitsns played
in better form and defeated the Cincinnati
club easily. About $4,000 witnessed the
game. The Metropolitans were fortunate
IN punching their hits and taking long
lead in the opening inning and held it to
the last. Metropolitsns, II; CincinnatiS
6. Earned runs, Metropoltans 2; two
base hits, Mullln |; three base hits, Rose.
man and Mullane; wild pitches, Cushmsn
2; frat base on balls, Metropolitans s,
Cincinnatis |; first base hits, Metropoli,
tsns 10; Cincinnati 81 errors, Metropoli
tans s. Cincinnstis ); umpire, Kelly.
At Brooklyn-0ver 5000 people Wit,
messed the came between brooklyn and
Louisville clubs. The home nine played
in good form, and won after au excellent
game. The Brooklyns punched their hit,
and also ran bases freely The playing
Of Pinckuey, Mcclellan aud McTammsny
WAS excellent. Brooklyn 4, Louisville 0
Two base hits, Browning, Cross; three,
base hits, Werrick; wild pitches, Sullivan
|, Porter |; passed balls, Cross fret base
on balls, Brooklyn 4, Louisville /; first base
hits, Brooklyn 8, Louisville 7; errors,
Brooklyn 2, Louisville 2; umpire Tuni,
son.
At Boston-The game between Boston
and Detroit was witnessed by a large crowd.
The victorious Wtsterners made good their
reputation by again walking off with the
game quite handily, Both clubs felded
badly, but the big four managed to bunch
their hits and profit mostly BY their op.
ponent's misplsys Detroit 8, Boston 4;
base hits, Detroit !, Boston 8; errors,
Detroit 8, Boston 7.
At Philadelphia hia-Philsdelphis won an
other game from Kansas City in the after
noon, outplsying the visitors at ever point.
Up to the eig ht inning Kansas City had
made but one hit off Ferguson. In hat
inning Couwsy's two-bagger, errors by r.
win aud DAILY aud single by Rowe, netted
them three runs, all they got. Attendance
1850. Score, Philadelphia 9, Kansas
City ,; earned runs, Philadelphia 4;
base hits, Philadelphia 10, Kansas City g.;
errors, Philadelphia G, Kansas City II,
One of the largest crowds vf the season
attended the afternoon game be.
twesu the Athletic and ST. Louis clubs
St Louis sgsin had an easy time in de-
festipg the home team. Hudson, who
piched for the visitors was very effective,
only three hits beiug MADE off his delivery
The victory OF the champions was made all
the more decisive By the uncertain fielding
OF the home players. Score: Athletics
3, St. Louis II earned runs, St Louis 2;
two base hits. Shaffsr, Wech, Caruthers,
Robson, Hudpoui passed balls, Blshong y;
first base on balls, Athletics ;, s.. Louis 3;
fret base hits. Athletics 3, s. Louis 4;
errors, Athletics B. St. Louis }; umpire,
Bradley.
At New York-Over four thousand peo-
pie witnessed the game between the New
Yorks and St. Lou,O 1t resulted in the
sixth consecutive victory for the home
team. The New Workers led from the
start and won rather easily. The ST
L,ouisaus rallied aud scored all their runs
in the last two innlngs Score New York
7, st. Louis 4; earned runs l each; base
hits, New York IL, St. Louis 8; errors, New
York I. St Louis 10.
At Wsshington-Fhs third aud last
gsme of the series between the Chicsgos
and Nationals resulted in another victory
for the Chicagoes. Umpire Connolly was
r0unQly nlstSu lOI BIS oeO'hOIs Oh ooIio
and strikes. II is claimed that ak Of the
visiting players were sent to first
base on balls when they should have been
called out on strikes, the result Of which
was that three crossed the home plate.
The Nationals oEthGtted ths champions
but luck VAS sgsinst them. They earned
the only run Of the game on three singles
Carroii, Hines aud Hles lead the fielding
ior tss hoae iesq. Williamson Isde : :
very clever stop in the last inning which
vss the only feature Of the visitors play
Flint and Reilly Wers both injured 10 th'
third inning, and were succeeded b.
Mobile and Ryan. Score: Nationals 2
Chicago 4. Earned runs Nationals !
first base bits, Nationals II, Chicsgos, 2
errors Nationals | Chicagos 3.