Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-28
BASE BALL.
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Other Games.

Other Games.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-The Nationals
sigualized their return home by outplaying
the Chicago champions at all points and
winning easily by score of I to nothing.
The home team went to the bat first and
practically won the game in the opening
inning. Hines and Carroll took first
balls and we're followed by
Start with single, Baker
double and another single by Knowles, the
result of which was FIVE of the runs, three
of them earned. Score, Nationals Z,
Chicago O; base hits, Nationals Z, Chicago
5; errors, Nationals 5, Chicago 2; earned
runs, Nationals 5; home rune, Hines,
Knowles; two base hits, CslligoD, Baker;
passed bslls, Cilligon /; wild pitches,
! Clarkson /; first base on balls, Hines,
Carroll, Burns, Flint, Kelly; bases stolen,
Nationals l, Chicago 2; umpire, Connolly
At Baltimore Pittsburg won the game
in the eleventh inning on CAROLS single
and Kuehne's long drive to left with only
one man out The home team was out
bstted. The features were phenomenal
catches By Sommers and Bsrkley, and tie
sharp field work of Whitney aud Farrell.
Score: Bsltimores 5. Pittsburg 6; earned
runs Baltimore l, Pittshurg 3; two base
hits, Glenn and Kuehne; passed balls,
Trsflley 3; wild pithes, Henderson |; fi'st
bsse on balls, off Henderson 4, CALVIN |;
fi.st base hits, Baltimore 6, Pittsburg II;
errors, Baltimore 7, Pi;tsourg 6; umpire,
Qlinn
At Philadelphia-The Athletic club se-
cured it's eighth consecutive victory to-day,
defeating the St. Louis Browns 10 pTetuiy
played and interesting game. This victory
places the Athletics az the head of the lis,
in the race for the American Association
pennent The percentage of victories
standing: Athletic, G29; St. Louis, .6O6.
The home club won by good bat.
ting in the frat inning. Rain tell
during the sixth and seventh innings,
and the game was called when one Ath-
letic man was out in the 8th. Score,
Athletics 3, St. Louis l earned runs, Ath'
letic l. two base hits, Larkin, Lsthson,
and Robinson (St. Louis) three base hits,
Caru,hers; passed balls, Robinson |; wild
pitches, Fontz l; frat base on balls, Ath-
ietic s. st. Louis l first base hits, Athletic
I, St. Louis errors, Athletic /, St. Louis
2; umpire, Barkley.
Philadelphia s. Kansas City 5. Earned
runs, Philadelphia 8, Kansas City 4; home
.uus Andress McQuery; two base bits,
Andrews, Farrell, Rome; three base hits,
Haskell; passed balls, Clements 3, Haskell
/; first base hits, Philadelphia l3, Kansas
City s; errors, Philadelphis 5, Kansas
City 4; umpire, Curry.
At New York-New York laid itself cut
10 regain the prestige which it lost in the
West by winning the first game on its re.
turn TO the home grounds. st. Louis 4,
New York s. Earned runs, St. Louis 3,
New York l; three base hits, Glasscock;
zilj pitches, Bauer 2; passed balls, Graves
;. Dolaa ,. ORourke, l; first base hits, ST.
Louis G. New York s. errors, ST. Louis l.
NeS York :. Umpire, Esan.
The Nets were once more pounded on
the same spot.in the came place. Score
Nets l, Louisville 5; earned runs, Louis
vile 2; two base hits, Kerrins; three base
hits, Hecker2; wild pitches, Lynch 3;
passed balls, Rsicbstager |, Cross /; first
base on balls, Nets 2 Louisville |; first
bsse hits Nets s. Louisville 10; errors,
Nets 3, Louisville Z; umpire, Kelly.
AZ Brsoklyn-The Brooklyn ard Circin-
raj clubs played an interesting game to.
day The waters outplayed the Brook
Iva at the bat and in the field and won as
they deserved. Score, Brooklyn 4, Gin
cinra,i 6; earned runs, Brooklyn ?, Gin
c;una,i ?; home runs Baldwin; two base
hits. Mullane; three bsse hits, Mcclellan;
Wild pitches, Mullsne 3; passed balls,
Peoples |; first base Oh balls Brooklyn ;;
first base hits Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati 10;
errors, Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati ?; umpire,
Tuuison.
At Bostou-The ball game here between
Boston and Detroit cllbs was postponed at
the end Of the fourth inning on account Of
rain. Boston had scored one in the fourth
and Detroit mons. !,