The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05
BAsE BALL.
The PlttaburghS sIaug htS,Sd by tho Browns.
Games Elsewhere.

Nhueu AslHuHhoEos
PITTsRURoH, Pa, May 4.-The Pitts.
burghs put Mountain in to pitch for the
first time this season and his delivery was
batted all over the field. In the second
inning he was positively weak, the st.
Louis batting him for seven, with a total
Of eleven hits, and scoring ten runs
McGinnis, who twirled the sphere for the
Browns, was also hit quite hard, but the
home team was unable to overcome the
great lead gained at the start OF the game.
The attendance was $500 psrsons. The
score was as follows:
Innings ."..".,,,-or.",.,1 2a4 O7S9
Pittsburgh ~"""r""ml 30l 90 ~
81 Lluism""."".."m2 10 0 o q 20 y "-H
Earned runs, Pittsburgh 8, st. Louis 9.
Two base hits, Mann, Mountain, Foutz,
0'Neill, Robinson. Three base hits, Kuhn,
Foutz, Comiskey, Welch. Robinson. Pass.
cd balls, kemmler 3. Wild pitch, Noun.
tain !. First base on balls, oil Mountain 8,
of McGinnis |. Struck out, by Mountain
4, by MGGinnis 8. Umpire, Kelly. Total
bases on hits, Pittsburgh II, 81. Louis 2O.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May A.
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@ SStiOnSis"'.,".'." i,'. ,'".""" ........ Is
CINCINNATI, May 4-2072 persons cav
close and pretty game between the
Louiavllles and CinCinnatis this afternoon.
At the beginning Of the ninth inning, with
the score standing 2 to against them, the
Cincinnatis came TO the bat. Fennelly
tied the game by home run, Reilly
reached first on mutfed third strike,
Uorkhill made three base hit TO left and
was followed by McPhee with q three bag.
ger TO right and Jones brought MCPhee In
with single and the game was won. The
score was as follows:
nnlngs......"""..".". l asa 6e7s9
Glncinn4tl'"."""...". Q 90 o o As
ouIsvllleS"..-"""."" o 0 o o 2 o o 0 CO
Earned runs, Cincinnati, 3; Louisville, 1.
Home runs, Fennelly. Three base hitP,
McKeon, Mack, Oorkhlll and McPhee.
Wild pitches, McKeon, /; Sullivan, 2.
First base on balls, off MCKeon, s; of
Sullivan, 2. Base hits, Cincinnati, II;
Louisville, s. Errors, Cincinnati, 9; Louis.
vile, o. Umpire, Young.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May A.
Innings ~.......".."""...""l 23 46G7s
FSiIadli6I"...",.".,SS FSiIadSlp6Ii.."..."."...,".""......,SS Iii
ST. LOUIS, NO., May A.
InnlngS.. 3 o 4bG7S ViO1i
ShicSso. Si ieSS5'.%Ss ........S SiSi SSSGS IL IL
New YoRx, May 4.-The pitching and
batting Of Harkins was the feature Of the
Brooklyn.Athletiu game to-day, and 10
Harkins solely the homo club owes its
victory. Three thousand people were
present. The score was as follows:
Innings gs..",.....,........-l . 9 49, G7s9
afSStiSa+..::..,.S StSiaaS aiSa...;:,....SS 81 81
Earned runs, Brooklyn2. Home runs,
Harkins. Two base hits, Stovey, " Brieu.
Three base hits, Harkins 3, tarkin 1.
Wild pitches, Atkinson /. First base on
balls, brooklyn 0; Athletic /. Base bits,
BrooklynS s, Athletic 7. Errors, Brooklyn
81 Athletic 2. Umpire, Carlin.
NEw YoRx, May4.-The Baltimores and
MetropollLans played on Staten leland To-
day, and the visitors won easily. The
score was as follows:
Innings. .....".. 2S4SS7s
i.lsi$SSits.l=.a... iRSl'siiSSSltian'=.a.. ! ! i S2SSsi 80
Earned runs, Baltimores, .. Home runa,
Farrell. Two base hits, Muldoon, /.
Three base hits, Orr, / Hoover, 2. Wild
pitches, Gushing, 9; kelsey, 1. Passed
balls, Donohue, 2; F1lmer, 8. First base
on balls, Metropolltans, Al Baltlmores, 2.
Base hits, Metropolitans, 0; Baltimores,
Y. Errois, MetropolltanS, 8; Baltimores,
IL, Umpire, Ferguson.