Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-05
Toledo Beats jackson.

and Berger, Bausewine and Hoenemann;
umpire, Simmons.
Toledo Beats jackson.
special telegram TO tie Reotsn.
JACKSON, MICH, June 4.-To-dsy's
game was characterized by heavy batting
and loose fielding. Score:
Toledo .......... ......... o 2 s 1 90 LA
B.se hits, jackson Is, Toledo IS; errors,
Jackson II, Toledo IS; earned runs, Jack
son Z. Toledo 8; batteries, Sterling, Dixon
and Minnehan, Cook and Brown.
sandusky Again Defeated.
Special Telegram 10 he Register.
KALAMAZOO, June 4.-Aldrich had the
Sanduskys completely at their mercy to-
day, their only run being made by Rout-
clife, who was hit by pitched ball.
Score:
Kalamazoo. - ooI % /!
Sandusky .....-.. ......l U U u
Base hits, Kszoo 8, Ssndusky 3; errors,
Kazoo 0, Sandusky 8; earned luna, Kszoo,
3; home run, Daley; batteries, Aldrich
and Calhoun, Schell and Westlake; UNI
pire, Ben Young.
Other Games.
At Cleveland
Cleveland-.....- % ( % Il
Louisville o % o o o O. 5
Errors, Cleveland 5, Louisville 6; base
hits, 8 each; pitchers, Crowell and
Ramsey.
Kansas City i;i'. ... 1885,. o-$
Errors, Baltimore 6. Kansas City 5; base
hits, Baltimore Is, Kansas City 8; pitch.
ers, Smith and Porter.
At New York.
New York ...--............O o o l o o 2 o 0-3
indianapolis ..--....-0 2 0 o o o 0 o.
Errors, New York 3, Indianapolis l6;
base hits, New York 4, Indianapolis 3, |
pitchers, Wiedman and Healy.
At Philadelphia
Chicago. / -
Errors, Philadelphia II, Chicago 6; base
hits, Philadelphia 8, Chicago 10; pitchers,
Van Hsltren and Casey.
At Philadelphia
Athlstics..'.....".,,. ! ! g Q Q 2 d-ls
Errors, Athletic s, Cincinnati ~; base
hits, Athletic H. Cincinnati IL; pitchers,
weighing and Mullane.
At Boston,
Boston. .....................o oolee1 o.
Plttsburg ....,..r..--..0 0 0 2 0 %
Errors, Boston 7, Pittiburg -; basehits,
Boston 7, Pittsburg 8; pitchers, sowders
and Morris.
At Washington
Detroit. ............O o o 2 o 3-5
Errors, Washington 5, Detroit S; base
hits, Washington 8, Dstroit 8; pitchers,
Ge;zsin and Whitney.
Ed. Stapleton is now captain of the
Wheeling team, and he makes good one
The Directors of the Wheeling Club say
they are after no new catcher, and have
none in contemplation. 7
Carter & Morrow's livery stable boys
will cross bats with Joshua Rine's boys
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 at the Island ,
Park.
The Seventh ward base ball club defeat
ed the Fulton Expressmen by score of i
IL to 10. Batteries, Stump and Uthman, I
Miller and Jorden. t
TIE Maple Leafs defeated the Little /
Daisies, on the leland, yesterday, by q Z
score OF 10 to 7. Batteries, for Maple
Leafs, Norrington and Dupke; for Daisies,
Hines and Over. The victors challenge i
any club Of boys under IL years Of age.
The Black Diamonds and picked nine d
played match gsr1ed on the old fair q
grounds yesterday which resulted in vic :
tory for the picked nine. Score, 8 to 0. Bat
teries. for the Black Diamonds, Williams ]
and Hill; for picked nine, Strange and /
Dennis.
Jack Crogan says the base ball public of
the Northwest considers Joe Miller the
finest shortstop in the business, none ex-
repted. He says Boston has offered So, 900 {
for Joe's release but Omaha refused il, and G
the figure will probably be raised. Joe is
playing great ball.
Jlck Crogan arrived home yesterday and s
will remain in the city until his arm gets i
well. Jack says he had hard time get ,
ting away from the Maroons, but had deter 4
mined to leave, even if be were blacklisted
He doesn't ike the Northwest and says be
will not return il he can avoid it, He re. ]
ports Dunn as pitching good ball and being &
well.liked in the Chicago. Il
As Wheeling plays two exhibition games
after the Canton series before her return
home, it has been suggested that Yak,
Stencil and Van SAINT, who are ont of
shape, be allowed to come home immedi-
ately after the last Canton game and rest
up until the sixteenth, when the home series
opens. Their positions can be filled by {
other members Of the team and they will
get O much needed rest