The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-14

Ramsey was relnStated by LOUISVILLE
prior to yesterdays game at Cincinnati
and pitched very creditable game.
Lombard, who played first base in the
North Michigan League last year, has
been signed by GAINESVILLE. He said to
be fine basemcn and to have led that
League in batting. He will join Zanes-
vile Mt Kalamazoo.
Meyer Robinson, lately with the Min
neapolis team and who played with
Kalamazoo last year, has been signed by
Jackson, instead OF Kalamazoo rs re-
ported yesterday. He was formerly n
member OF the Cass club, Detroit.
all find you S., said 'Doc" Rutter to
Yak in Fridays game. "NIake it $685."
said the catcher, "All right, S25 goes"
returned the umpirc.-Delehantys
clean work at second wins the admira-
ton OF all. Hispeer is not in the League
as an all.around player.-Sdndusky Reg
lister.
Sandusky has pair of twin brothers
by the name OF Westlake, who keep the
umpire puzzled as to which one has Just
been to the bat. Several times yesterday
some one OF the club or in the crowd
would say, "He has been put out; how
often does that fellow go to the bat?
They resemble each other very much
and in batting turn they come very
close together.-Zdnesrille Signal.
Manager O'Neil, OF the Kalamazoo
team, did very ungracious thing when
he tclegraphed from Mansfield after the
singing defeat his team suffered there,
to the Kalamazoo Gazette, for which he
reports the games played away from
home, that the official score was far
from correct because there was no one
there or ut anyother place in the League
that knew how to score, or they pur-
poscly scored incorrectly. There may
not be competent scorer at Mansfield,
but Mr.. English, who does that work
here, has no superiors. He does his
work conscientiously and after the
courtesy with which Mr.. 0'Neil was
served in the matter OF scores here, ii
does not come with good grace to have
him speak as he does.
The Washington Jefferson college
team, OF Washington, Pa, was defeated
ut Bethany Saturday by the team at that
that place by score OF IA to 3, in the
presence OF a large and enthusiastic audi
ence. The feature Of the game was the
splendid work OF W. L. Addy, who was
in the box for Bethany. The visitors
only got four scattered hits off his de-
livery. He was finely supported behind
the bat by his brother, @, D. Addy, The
same clubs will play ut Washington on
Decoration Day. The summary is as
follows: Two base hits, Hopple, @. d.
Addy and White, Of Bethany; Gibson,
OF Wash.-JefI. Base hits, Bethany, 8;
Wash. -JcfT.,4. Errors, Bethany, 8; Wash.
jeff, 0. Struck out, by W. L, Addy, IA
by Gibson, $. Passed balls, Carroll, o.
President Seeley informed an INTEL
LIGRScRR reporter Saturday evening that
he had been waited on that day by an
accredited representative OF the Athlet-
les, Of Philadelphia, who was here for
the purpose Of purchasing the releases
Of Knauss, Yak, Delahanty and Brodie.
He offered a good round sum, and when
refused made still better offer, but rs
yet nothing has been done and probably
nothing will be, although it is reported
tuNI thc IulluuclpHluH 10 sun Al thS
city, hoping that he may yet be able to
make deal. The Wheeling Association
started out this season to win the pen-
nRnt, and the idea is to keep the players
who can bring that result about.
Other TrI.state Games Played Saturday.
AT Toledo, Mansheld's work was very
canary colored and the home team
played all around them with ease, and
aided by Mansfeld's numerous errors