The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-10
Notes from tIle pInmond.

At Lima ladies are admitted to the
games free.
The Lima boys left for home last night
in company with the Wheeling men.
The Canton-Jackson game at Canton
yesterday, was postponed on account oil
rain.
The Wheeling team appeared in their
new uniforms yesterday. It is quite q
becoming combination Of colors, and the
boys look well in them.
Radbourne has ut last signed Boston
contract. 1t is understood that 5000
and the return OF the money deducted
from his salary at the time he was sus-
pended last season, are the terms upon
which he signed.
Yesterday ended the first series of the
Tri-State LGaguo'sgames. The southern
clubs will now visit the players in the
north. There will be no League games
to-day in order to allow the players q
short rest after the travelling they will be
compelled to do.
Zecker, captain of the Canton team,
and one Of the most useful members,
was so badly hurt in one OF the games
with Jackson that he will not be able to
play for at least two weeks. While
sliding head first to third the little cap
tain's left foot was wrenched so badly
as to break leader in the instep.
An effort was made last evening to
have the Lima team remain over here
until tonight and play off yesterdays
tic game, but their manager wanted too
much. He wanted not only sure
guarantee, but half the receipts in case
they reached over the guarantee, and
sleeping car tickets for his men. In case
m arrangement could have been made
Manager BuCkenberger would have for
feited to-day's exhibition game at Nor
walk.
The Wheeling team under command
OF Manager BuCkenberger left on the
Baltimore & Ohio at ll:15 o'clock last
night for Norwalk, where they play an
exhibition game to-day. 1t has been
extensively advertised and n big crowd
is looked for. Tomorrow they will meet
the Fish Eaters of Sandusky, and re-
main there till Tuesday, when they go to
Toledo and from there to Michigan.
Three games will be played with each
club.
Other Tri.state Games Played Yesterday.
At Mansfield was shut out
by the Kalamazoos through their in
ability to hit Monroe's well pitched balls,
numerous costly errors and raw deci-
sions Of the umpire. The score:
K KsIs@s.as:s;.. 8 S 8 s SSSS i !
Earncl-K alamazoos, 1. BattCrles-Dalo and
Ivory; Monroe and Whalen. umpIre-Bates.
( At Columbus-Th Maumee ball toss
ers got in their work in good shape to-
day and beat the Senators by punching
their hits at just the right time. They
earned most Of their runs and turned the
tables on Columbus nicely. The score:
G GsIsSss... ssSfSS ~ 4 q
EarnCd-colunbus, .; Toledo, 2; Batteries
HRndib0e and smith, Garfield and Brown. UNI
plrC-StellbcrgcF.
At Zanesville-Duck lost the game for
GAINESVILLE by his wildness in the eighth
inning, in which he hit two men and
made several wild pitches. The score:
zzs z. e-SSSSSSSSo3!-$ q
EarnSd-Zanesyille, 2; s9ndnsEy !; Home
Myers; o'Brien aud Dillon. Umpire, Young,
Yesterdays League and Association Games.
A. Chicago Chicago, 10; Washington, ..
4! GinGinnGtIClnGlnnati, q st,Louis
~ ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Is; Kansas CITY, o |
AZ Observation-Disclosures !; philadelphia, 2. /
stopped after seventh inning by rain.