The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08
The Lima team is at tho stamm ht

Inc Lima team is at inc Stlnm mouse
Clarkson, the great Boston twirler
gets So 80 a minute while he is playing
ball.
The Board OF Directors OF the Wheel.
ing Association will meet this evening To
perfect arrangements for the clubs first
trip.
The Sandusky Register says that Eas-
ton is the only pitcher they have on
whom they can rely. They want more
strength in the box.
The gentlemen that Lima started out
with US her president, vice president and
treasurer have resigned and new men
been chosen in their places.
The victory achieved by the Lima
team over Columbus IN one OF the games
at Columbus was celebrated at Lima by
bontires and other demonstrations OF
joy.
Jack Glasscock, the great shortstop,
who has been at his home here for the
past ten days recuperating from the
effects OF malarial fever and IN abscess
on his arm, has about recovered, and
will rejoin the indianapolis team this
week.
Umpire Bates, it is reported, has asked
to be sent to Sandusky the first week
the Sanduskys are at home. He was
warned by the Sandusky team after the
Mansfield games that he would be mob
bed if he ever went to their town. He
proposes to ascertain the strength OF
this threat.
The Kalamazoo Gazette says: Wait
until Wheeling goes visiting when they
won't have the prestige OF a home crowd
and umpire, and then Manager Moore,
OF GAINESVILLE, won't think the Wheeling
team too strong for the League. Well,
il Sullivan is home umpire the Wheel
ing team is to be pitied when she goes
visiting.
Regular scorers are almost a unit in
their denunciatiOn of the rule that calls
a base on balls factor in an earned run
and ut the same time charges it up
against the pitcher as an error. The
Joint committee on rules should wipe it
out. 1t would be well enough to let it
remain as factor in earned runs but
take it out OF the error column.
The Wheeling and Lima teams will
play another game at Island Park this
afternoon. There should be another
large turnout OF people. The Limas,
judging from their work OF yesterday,
are the strongest team yet seen here and
know how to play good game. The
games to be played this and tomorrow
afternoons are the last that will be
played here for five weeks, a fact that
those who like to see game should not
lose sight OF,
Other Tri-state Games Played Yesterday.
At Columbus-The Toledo ball tossers
were unable to get on to Handiboe's de-
livery and were shut-out, while the home
team batted Garfield freely, especially in
the eighth. The score:
o 10000 ~ IL II : 2
Toledo .......... o 0 0 90 30 o 90 . S
Earned-ColumbuI,i Datterics-J. HaudIboe
and smith, Garfield and Brown. umpirc-stGll.
ADMINISTRATIVE Kalamazoo Hibern-
ians played a poor game until the eighth
inning, when they batted out three runs
and rank decision at second base by
the umpire assisted them to four in the
ninth. The score:
Kalamazoo. 0 . 0 Q 90 ~ 10
Earned-ManSicld, 4; Kalamazoo, g. Home
Batterles-RoSbrough and Ber.
ger; Aldrich and whalen. Umpire-Bates
At Zanesville-Zanesville pulled out
rom what looked like certain defeat in
the last inning by heavy batting, the
visitors having loosened their play altar
,he home team began to brace up. The
score:
Q Q . 80 y 81
Earned-Zanewllie o.: sanduSky l. Batteries
Watson and johnson; Eastman and Christman.
1mpire-ioung.
At Canton-Canton's new pitcher,
iourie, was put in the box and won his
Inst game despite the careless support
lie received. Zecher, the short stop and
'aptain OF the home team, sprained his
mike in the first inning while running
base and will be laid up for two weeks.
The score
acEson-~... 0 Q ) 30 Q ~ II 81
EArned-Canton O; Jackson 3. Batteries-I
.ourio and sharf; Fitzgerald and Morrison,
'mplre- McDermott.
'estcrdhy'S League and Association Games.
At PitisbuVh-P Pittsburgh, /: Philadelphia. 4
AZ hnnpOlis-lndiAnApOli s; New SorE /.
At DetrOlt-Detrolt s: Boston, g.
At Cleyeland-CleyelSnd, S. Athletics,A,