Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
BASE BALL.

Cincinnati Knocked Out by PittsburG
Yssterday-Othe scOres.
At P ttSburg the Cincinnati battery, Nc
Z on AMI .yier. was responsible for the
defeat o. ther team by the Plttsburghs
McKeon gave nine men their base on
balls and Eve cf them scored. Suyder
was nervous and aided the run getting for
the home team by three wild throws and
muffed a foul fly and one passed
bail. Calvin pitched for Pittsburg.
and he was hit for IA, with a total OF IL
bases. The features of the game were the
base running OF the Pittsburgs, foe
running catch of q long ay by Kuehne, and
q very neat triple play by Carroll, Barkley
aud Miller. Attendance 5000 Score:
Pttsburg 9, Cincinnati 6. Earned runs,
Pittsburg 3, Cincinnati 5. Two base hits,
Kuehne, Smith, McPhee, Snyder. Three
bsse hits, Fennelly. Passed balls, Snyder.
Wild pitches, McKeon 3. First
base on balls of Ke0n. 8; of Calvin. l.
First base on errors, Pittsburgh, l; Gin.
cinnsti, 2. Struck out by Calvin, l.; Nc
K ,ou, 3. Triple plays, CarroIi, Bsrkiey
and Miller. Double plays, Smith, Bark.
ley, Carroll, McPnee and Rally. Uu-
pire, Clinton. Errors Pittsburgh, z; C;n.
cinnsti, o.
At Philadelphia-The Philadelphia
Boston game WAS postponed on account of
rain.
At Chicago-The Chicagos were beaten
oy the De,roits in fair and square man.
uer. The visitors outbattei them in
skilful aud highly artistic way. When the
eghh inning was reached TIE Deroits
opened fire With streak Of batting and
scored 3 runs, which won them the
game. The fielding on both sides was
most excellent. Chicago 4, Detroit 5.
Es-red rurs, Detroit 2. Home runs
Clsrkson. Three base hits, Manning
Two base hits, Getzin, Thompson, Brouth.
ere, Waite, Dalrymple. Passed balls,
Bennett 2, Flint 2. Struck out, Chicago
Detroit l. Base hits, Chicago II, Detroit
II. Umpire, Conley.
A. LouisVille-The Louisville club
played the worst game Of ball ever seen
here. Sullivan, the new pi'cher, was
shocked out OF the box and Wolf was sub
stitured in the sixth inning. Foutz was
hit hard but stupid base running killed all
chance for scoring. Attendance, 1900. |
Louisville, 5; st. Louis, 81. Earned ruus
Louisville, A. ST. Louis, s. Home runs,
ONeill. Two base hits. Browning, Waite
Strauss, Foutz, Gleason, Bushong. Three
base bite, Welch, Latham, Foutz. Wild
pitches, Foutz, 2; Sullivan, l. First base
on balls, by Sullivan, G; Foutz, 2. Base
hits, Louisville, IA; St Louis, 81. Errors
Louisville, l3; St. Louis, 5. Umpire,
Kelly.
At New York-The scheduled game be-
tween New York and Washington for TO-
day was postponed on account of rain. The
New York players left for Detroit. Ran
also caused postponement of the Aetr)-
politsn Brooklyn game.
At Bsltimore-Gsme between the Ath
letic and the Baltimore clubs postponed on
account of rain.
At st. Louis-Ksnsas City won great |
victory to-day, shutting out St. Louis in
one of the best games played here, and
wiuning the frat game OF the season. Boib
Wainey and Boyle did excellent work in
the box and the'6elding was fine through
out. Score: ST. Louis, 0; Kansas City, 2
FIRST base on balls off Bo7le, 3; rsse hits,
S.. Louis 5, Kauaas Ci'y 7; err ors, st.
Louis |, Ksu'ss CIV 0. Umpire, GsFey.