Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-22
BASE BALL.
Pittsburg Downs brooklyn Yesterday
Other Scores.

PittsburE Downs brooklyn Yesterday
Other Scores.
At New York-About $500 peo.
pie witnessed the game between the
Brooklyn and Pittsburg clubs.
The Westerners again outplayed the
home t3am and won after hard battle.
Morris again pitched, and was effective as
ever. Oldfeld caught poorly, and Clark
and McTammsny made dangerous errors.
Score: Brooklyns 4 Pittsburg G. Earned
runs, Brooklyns 2; Pittsburg one;
two base hits, Phillips, Carroll; !;
three base hits, McTammany; Kuehne;
wild pitches, Morris /; passed balls, Old.
field |; fret base on balls, Brooklyn 3
Pittsburg /; fret base hits, Brooklyn 7,
Plttsburg 10; errors, Brooklyn 5, Pittsburg
1 pitchers, HArkins and Morris; umpire,
Quinn
At Detroit-Detroit 6, Washington g.;
earned runs, Detroit /, Washington a er-
rors, Detroit 4, Washington t.
At Chicago Chicago 8. Philadelphia 2
Earned runs, Chicago 1, Philadelphia 2.
At Baltimore Both Henderson and
Peckiney we're ba,ted freely besides
being wild in their delivery, and CinGin
natl won in the tenth inning on a base on
balls, and Corkhill's drive TO right field
The feature of the game was the brilliant
fielding done By both clubs Reilly
broke one Of the small bones
in his leg Yesterday and Mullane
covered first base today with Baldwin at
third. Score: baltimore q, Cincinnati 6
Earned runs, baltimore 2, Cincinnati | J;
two base bits, Muldoon. Farrell, Hender.
son, Peohney; three base hit, Keenan,;
passed balls, TrsilIey |, keenan, |; Wild
pitches, Henderson 2; first base on balls,
of Henderson 4, Pechney 4; first base hits,
Baltimore 10, Cincinnati 8; errors, Bslli
more 2, Cincinnati ; Umpire, John
Kelly.
At Bhiladelphia-The Louisville team
bstted EenndY haTd, but the Athletics Sc
cured the game by superior fielding and
base running. Brilliant plays on the part
of the Athletic men we're frequent and no
error was committed. Errors by Mack
and Hecker gave the home club four Of
their runs. Attendance 3,0Up. Score,
Athletics D, Louisville 3; earned runs,
Athletic 2, Louisville d two base hits,
Robinson, hecker, Browning, Cross, Wer-
rick 2; three base hits, Stovey 2; passed
balls Cross 3; wild pitches, Ely 2; first
base on balls, Athletic 1, Louisville 3; Grst
base hits, Athletics !, l,ouisviile ID; er'
rors, Athletic none, Louisville 9; umpire,
Clinton.
AT New York-The St. Louis cham
pions again played in fine form and de-
feated the Metropolltans after an exciting
game. About 1000 people were presen:
The St. Louis men batted we'll, selded
brilliantly and ran the bases with the speed
of steam engines. The errors Of Rosemsu
aided St. Louis. Score: Metropolitan !,
St, Louis 3; earned runs IT. Louis |; three
base hits. Latham; wild pitches, none;
passed balls, none; 6rst base on balls Met
ropolitans |, St. Louis !; first base hits,
Metropolitans 6, 81; Louis s; error1, Met
ropoliisus 4, St. Louis 2; umpire, Bsttin;
pitchers, Lynch and Csruthers
At Karsss City-BOston s, Kansas City
7; earned runs, Kansas Ci'y ,, Boston Il;
errors, Boston 3, Kansas City I.
At St. I,ouls=-St Louis !, New fork T..
Earned runs, New York 6, ST. Louis l.
errors, st. Louis 3, New York l..
Races.
LoUIsvn.LE, May 2l.-Frst race, FIVE.
eighth mile, Donuy brook Won. Time :O5.
Second race, mile, Sovereign won. Time
l:4S3.
Third race, merchants stakes, | ! miles,
Modesty won. Time l:49i.
Fourth race, Runnymede stakes, I mines,
Duhme won Time l:l5i
BALTIMORE, May 3l.-Clgsipg day Of
the Maryland Jockey Club meeting
FIRST race-Patspsco stakes, mile,
Young Luke won. Time, l:O6i.
Second race lie miles, Pasha won.
Time, l:5S.
Third rsce-Preskuess stakes, ! miles,
The Bard Won, Eurus second, EIkzood
third. Tipe, 2:45.
Fourth raee-Handicap, ] I miles, Ten
booker won. Time, 2:3ll.
Fifth rsee-Seeling, mile, Edgefeld
Won. Time, l:4Si.
PHILlDELRHIA, May 3l-Trottiug races
First race, class 2:22-Dick Organ won
Time, 2.22i.
Second race, class 2:3S-Earnest Malt
ravers won. Time, 2:29l.
Third race. class 2:26-Kittie Bsncl