Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20
BASE BALL.

st. Louis Downs Brooklyn and Pittsburs
Knocks Out the Msts-Other Games.
NEw YORK, May l9.-The ST. Louis
club defeated the Brookiyns, playing in
fine form and winning easily. Umpire
Clinton became badly ratified and was
nearly mobbed by the crowd. Score,
Brooklyns 4; St. Louis I. Earned runs,
Brooklyn 3, S.. Louis 4; home runs, Burch
|; theee base hits, Gleason; wild pitcher,
Hsrkins 3, McGinnis 5; first base on
balls, Brooklyn S, St. Louis 3; errors,
Brooklyn s, s.. Louis }. Umpire, Gin
ton.
The Pittsburgers turned the table on the
Metropolitans at Staten Island. Score:
Metropoiir6ns 4, PlttsbHrg 6. Earned
runs, Nets. !; two base hits, Carroll; three e
base hits, Orr; wild pitches, Lynch !, Nor.
ris |; Passed balls, Reipschlsger |; first
base on balls, Pittsburg 1; first base hits,
Pittsburg 4, Nets 8; errors, Nets. s. Pitts
burg 3; umpire, Kelly.
At Bsltimore-Wet grounds and Fsip.
perry bal! made the BALTIMORE Ciucianati
game a comedy of errors, in which the Wis
itors played the leading part They seem.
ed TO be thoroughly demorshZsd, aud gave
as poor an exhibition Of ball playing as has
ever been seen in this city Mullane was
batted freely and Baldwin caught 80 poor
ly that hs ws5 sent to right field and ke5.
nan put behind the bat Score: Baltimore
IL, Cincinnati 6; earned runs, Baltimore
|, Cincinnati 2, two bate hits, Mscutter l.
passed balls, Bsld~in 2, Keenan, ?; wild
pitches, Taylor !, Mullane ,; first base on
balls of Taylor 2 of Muliane 2; first base
balls, Baltimore IL, Cincinnati 7; errors,
Baltimore ., Cincinnati l3; umpire, Quinn.
At Philsdelphis-The Athletics sgsin
defeated the LUuisviles. The fielding OF
teams was sharp the errors CHARGED tLem
being mostly difficult pIays MattheT Us
completely outWited the visiting batsmen
and Ramsey was also effective, except in
the sixth and ninth innings, when the Ath
letics scored six of their nine hits At
tendance, 2,6f6, Score, Athletics G.,
Louisville 3; earned runs, Athletics 2,
three base hits, Slower !; passed balls
Milligsn 3, Kerins |; wild pitches, Matthews
2; first base on baIls, Athletics 4; first
base hits, Athletics 9, Louisville s. errors
Athletic G, Louisville /; umpire, Carlin,
At st. Louis-St Louis 2, Boston 4
Earned runs, st. Louis G, Boston 3.
At Chicsgo-Gbicosos 8, WashinRtons
): earned runs each errors Chicagos 6,
Wash. 9.
At Observation-Disclosures 2, Dstroits I;
earaed runs, Detroits 8; errors, DgJrots 3
Philadelphiss 2.
At Kansas City-K4nsas City 2, New
York I, Earned 'runs, New York i; er'
rors, Kansas City I, New York 4.
Eaees.
BALTIMORE, May l9.-First race, three
quarters ola mile, Strsth'Pey Won. Time
f:2OI.
Second race, vernsl sweepstakes, ont
mile, Rock and Rye won. Timel:4'
Third race, CIabsugh memorial stakes
one and oue.halI mile, Young Luke won
Tone, LIZ.
Fourth race, selling race. ene mile
Little Minnie won. TIme,l soy
Fifth race, one and one.fourih mile
Bersau won. Time, 2:lS.
LOUISVILLE Ky, MAY l9-First race
Tennessee stakes, three fourth mile; Potter
won. Time l:l6t,
Second race, / mile; Malva Won. Tim
l:35.
Third race, I / miles, Chance won. Tin
Isl.
Fourth race. II mile; Philip won. Tim
2:ll.
PHILADELPHIA, May ls-Phe following
are the trottiDg races at Point Breeze Park
First race, go class, UNFINISHED frou
yesterday, General ESipg won. Time
2:23i.
Second race, 2:3O class, Kimball Wor
Tine, 2:26.
Third race, asa clasg Julia @ VOL
| Time 23l,