The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-14

wiz PANy "StAH SS AS'"''N go" 'AA'N So
ternoon.
Kimber will probably pitch for Wheel.
ing to-day, and Aldrieh may be looked
for in the box for the visitors.
Sam Mohet, of this city, who has
pitched some winning games for the
indianapolis club, has been given his
release. Sam is an affective twirler aud
will not remain idle long.
1t is rumored in base ball circles that
Won der Abe has made deal with Kan
sas City by which Sam Barkley is to be
exchanged for 0'Neill, the Browns cen
ter fielder. Barley says, however, that
he will not go to st. Louis, for the rea-
son that he has had enough OF the man
agement Of that team,
The Western Union established its
base ball telegraph station on conven-
lent curhstone yesterday afternoon. One
operator kept the instrument company
and another watched the game from the
grand stand. A line Of messenger boys
kept up communication between the
two. AS fast us n play was made the
operator in the stand would drop out
q slip Of paper that would be captured
by boy and taken to the operator on
the curb.stone, and in that way the base
ball exchanges in town were kept sup
Piled with news OF the game. The AS
ISOLATION refused to sell the Western
Union man ticket unless he
would promise not to report
the games. He refused to do so, and got
a ticket on the outside. To-day he will
try to buy a ticket, and il he is refused
Jun may be looked ior. The
fight rs it now stands is a very
pretty and very 6nny one. To
day the Western Union expects TO
be even better located than it was yes
terday. Manager Tracy says that three
citizens asked him yesterday to call
them from the ball ground il they were
wanted, but us he was re.
fused admission To the grounds
he was not able to accommodate those
who would have patronized the game
had they known that they could he
summoned when wanted. The Asso'
citation claims that il wants only what
it is entitled TO and no more.
Other Tri-StatC Games Played Yesterday,
At Canton-Canton Won game from
the tail-enders, all but shutting them
out. Jones, Canton's new pitcher, de-
liyered an elegant ball, and but for an
error OF his would have shut the visitor:
out. Parsons pitched good game fol
the Jacksons, but the Cantons were just
three hits too many for him and won or
them. The fielding Of both sides was
first class, only two errors being charged
to each. The score:
Cnnton..... 10 OoI o o. 0
JackSOn........ 0 . 90 90 20 o.
Earncd-Cantou, .: Jackson, !. Batteries
Jones and SixSmIth: Parsons, CTotty and Mime
han. Umpire, DArnum.
At Sandusky-The game between San
dusky snd Mansfield was closely con
tested and exciting. its principal fea,
lures were the heavy hitting OF Ryn and
Darrah, both securing home runs FOL
the visitors, and the general batting Of
the home team. The score:
MaRsicli.... i 0 0 0 i 0 0-8
Battcries-Easton and wcstlakc; Dale and
Berger,
At Zaaesyllle-Lima won an easy
game from GAINESVILLE by superior all
around work. Watson was pounded
hard and often, the ball going every.
where. A home run by Brooks was the
principal feature OF the game. The
score:
znuesvilio.. 0 0 Gll0! % g
LimR.......... . o b . o , = '-is u
Earned ZanCsvllle l; Lima 0. batteries, Wat
son and Johnson; Sowdcrs aud SOmers. UNI
pire, stellbcrger.
Yesterdays League and Association Games
Atst, Louis--St Louis, 10: Baltlmorc,g.
Al Kansas Clty-KnuSaS City, o: brooklyn, S.
At LOuIsville-Lo ylSYille, u: Athletici.