Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-02
BASE BALL.
The CinCinnatis Win Gamo From the
Nets Other Scores.

The CinCinnatis Win a Game From the
Nets Other Scores.
At New York-In the game between the
Metropolitan aud Cincinnati clubs al Saten
Island, the visitors made rally ct the bat
in the eighth inuiUg and won the game,
Corkhill suffered q severe sprsin during the
game and keenan, took his place Nets I,
Cincinnati u; earned runs, Nets 2, Gin
cinua,i I; two base hits Nelson, Lewis aud
Baldwin; three base hits, Forster, Jones;
wild pitches, C1shmau 2, McKeon ,; passed
balls, Holbert /; first base on balls, Nets
=, Cincinnati 2; first base hits, Nets I, Gin
cinnati IA; errors. Nets 5, Cincinnati I.
Note-Mullaae, Of the Cincinnati club, he's
been suspended for insubordinstiou.
At Philadelphia, PG.-Chlcsgo none
Philsdelp phia 3; earned rune, Philadelphia
2; base hits, Chicago 3, Philadelphia I;
errors, Chicago 5. Philadelphia 6.
At Philadelphia, Pa-The Athletics
had an easy time in defeating the Pitts
burgs to-day, owing to the miserable bat
rery work Of Morris and Carroll. The
Geld too seemed demorslized, mufiing and
fumbling throughout the entire gone.
The batting Of Gleason and Robinson
and the base running of the latter were the
features of the game. Attendance, 1900
Score, Athletics l6, Pittsburg e; earned
rana, Athletics 2, two base hits, Larkin,
Robinson. Bierbar 2; Mann, Morris; three
base hats, SEith; passed balls, Robinson l,
Carroll 1; wild pitches, Matthews z, horIiu
); first base on balls Athletics 9, Pitts-
burgs 6; first base on hits, Athletics 6, Pitts
burg 8; errors, Athletics 6, Plttsburgs II;
| umpire, Bradley,
At Bsltimore-A bout Eve thousand per
sons witnessed the home team win game
from the champions from St. Louis. Con-
siderable wrsngling Gud kicking was in
dulred in by the visitors against MoOauley,
who umpired the game. ComiskeS was
several times hissed aud isered at for their
objections. The champions could do moth
inc with Kilroy's curves, while Csruthers
seemed to work ir listless way. and was
batted rather freely. Score: Baltimore I
ST. Louis Z; earned rams, baltimore 2; tgt
bsss hits, CsrutherS, ConisEey, passed
balls Pulmer 1 Bushshopg 2; wild pitches
Kilroy ?, CsruthsrS !, arst base On balls
off Kilroy 4. Caruthers I; arst base hits,
Baltimore I, st. Louis 4; errors, Baltimore
!, St. Louis /
kt HosrsL-Roston 4, St. Louis 5; earn
ed runs Boston l.
At Washipgton-Ksnsss City 2, Nation
ais |; earned runs, Kansas City 2, Nation
ais |; base hits, Nationals 9, Kansas City
6; errors, Nationals 4 Kansas City 5.
| At New York-Dstroits I, New York s
earned runs, Detroit |, New York ?; frs
base hits, Detroit g. New York Ii; errorc
Detroit 3, New York g.
; The PittsburE Races.
} PITTsBURG. June The attendance
, the Exposition Park races, this sfternoci
was very large. The weather WAS plessaI
and the track in good condition.
s Summsry-Frst race, ABS class, tro
:, ting, purse $500. George, l, l. /; Man
b I2.S, 2; HUFF, 5, 2, 3; Trsphsgsn, di
8 tsnced; time, 2:35, 1894 and 2:S+l.
= Second race, 2:24 class, trottipg; pgr
q $500. Oliver. 2. l, 2, l, l; Mohawk q,
s /, ala, time 22Si, 2:27}, 2:25i, 3!
e and 2:26}.