Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-14
BASE BALL.

BASE BALL.
Yesterday's tame Tail-Enders Pull Out
Notes.
The Wheeling Base Ball Club arrived
home last evening after their long trip,
and all the boys are in fairly good shape.
They will rest until Saturday, when Co
lumbus will open up series Of three
games. Wheeling people look for the boys
to make good record during the home
series. 1t will be noticed by the report Of
the games below that the tail-enders pulled
ont in great shape, and three Of the leaders
were defeated. II the Lima Beans can
only be headed of now, the race between
the five first clubs will be pretty close.
Canton Downs GAINESVILLE.
Special Telegram TO ne Register.
CANTON, O.. June 13.-Johnson lost the
game for Zsnesville by his failure to touch
the plate in the ninth inning. Pechiney
pitched a wonderful game, seven OF
Zanesyille's hits being made in the seventh
and ninth innings He strained leader |
of the arm in the ninth and retired. |
Ramsey took his place. Simmons was hit
by pitched ball in the second inning and
had to retire. Score:
Canton. ............2 o 8 o o l-6l
Zanesville........O o o o o 0 o.
Base hits, Canton 8, GAINESVILLE -; er-
rors, Canton 6, Z,nesville Z; earned runs,
Canton 3, Zinesville 8; struck out, by
Pechiney 10, by Ramsey 2, by Duck IL;
batteries, Pechiney, Ramsey and Fitzim- |
mons, Duck and Myers. Time 2:20. Um-
pires, Simmons and Moreland.
Tho Babies Meet.
SPECIAL Ttiepdm to IN Reofan.
TOLEDO, O., June IA light rain
made the grounds wet and slippery and
the fielding was very loose on both sides
to-day. Miller, for the home team, pitched
a spanking game up to the ninth inning,
when hs fell down and let the visitors
hammer ont four singles and a three
baser. The score:
Toledo ........... ......... 3 0 0 o 0 2 Oil
ackson.".......".-.......l 0 0 4-l0
Earned runs, Toledo 4, jackson 5; base
hits Toledo Q, jackson 8; errors, Toledo
8, Jackson 8; batteries. Miller and Grum-
bling, Phalen and Minnehan.
sandusky Beats Kalamazoo.
Special telegram 10 ne Register.
SANDUsRY, O., June 13-Kalamazoo
was easily defeated by Sandusky in O good
all around game to-day. The home team
put up very strong game and played
great contest. Few errors were made on
either side and good game was exhibited.
The score:
| Sandusky................r.2 2 Pill
Kalamazoo. ................2 o 0zO Q o 2 o q
Base hits, Ssndusky Is, Kalamazoo II
Errors, Sandusky 3, Kazoo 2. Batteries
o'Brien nnd Dillon, Aldrich and Calhoun.
Umpire, Stellberger.
| Mansfield Defeats Columbus. .
Special Tsegom 10 ne Reoiar.
MANSFIELD, o. June 13.-Mansfeld won
from Columbus to-day in an exceptionally
fine game. Barring few surplus errors
on the part of the visitors the game was
we'll contested. 1t was principally q
pitchers battle, Sommers' work being es-
pecially fine, striking ont II men and the
visitors getting but five hits. The score:
eld.,,-..""."-3 I o.
i Columbus. o o y o o o.
Base hits, Mansfield Z, Columbus s; or
rors, Mansfield 4, Columbus 8; earned
runs, Mansfi sld 9; batteries, Sommers and
Bailey. Neal and Smith; umpire Hall.
Excursion to Canton.
Endeavors are being made TO arrange for
o special excursion train from this city TO
Canton, Saturday evening. on which the
home club and host of their admirers
propose to 10 ont and inaugufste the Sun
day games In that Ohio town by doing up
the Canton boys Arrangements will prob
ably be perfected to-day, in which case the
rate of fare, &C., will be announced to-
morrow.
That Sunday Game.
To Oe Editor Of ne Re0tAey:
sIR:--I noticed in Tresdsy's REeIsTER
0 card from Manager Mayer, In which be
states that the game Of ball on the tunnel
grounds Sunday last between the Seventh
ward club and the Grumblers was SIX
inning game and that the score was twelve
10 nine In favor Of the Grumblers, and that
the umpire decided the game, nine 70
nothing in their favor (the Seventh wards)
and that we, the Grnmblers, were afraid ol
: being defeated.
Mr.. Editor, please permit me 10 intruds
upon email space In your morning paper
to confute the above statement, - 10 n MOI
correct; tfisf) IL was not six inning game,
but only five; (second) the score vas no,
: twelve 10 nine, bat thirteen 10 nine; third
! the umpire denies that he gave them thl
/, game, nine to nothing, and (fourtb) II Mr.
] Manager thinks the Grumblers are afraid
} of the Seventh wards, he 10 most awfully
: mistaken, as we are ready TO mest them o.
any base ball ground In The eify.
: Respectfully, Ed. WKBYR,
The Gfumbless.
(Both sides having had their ~ In thi
matter. the controvcrsy mnst now end
B. B. Ed.
League and Association.
At New Yofk:-New York 6; Detroit
At Waahington:-Washington Q; Pits
burg0.
At ST Louis:-St Louis 3; Louisvi1ls 2
VI Kansas City 6, Cincinnati II; Philadel
. phis Is, Indianapolis 5; Athletics Q, Brock
, lyn II.
o Notes.
Tbs game between the North Side N
South Side saloonists on tie ball paek
Tuesday afternoon, resultsd IN fsvos Q
the NoEth's by score Of 26 to19. Tboma
, Thoner umpired, and the fssturs of u
= same was Mansfeld's gliding 10 basaL
II The Bankers and PillrolIsn playsd
!. game on the Island park yesterday afsss
4 noon before IN admiring audieAcs- In
: game resulted in victory 5oe ths forms
q By ascore Of 8 tot.
The Sewickly Blues B. B. Club WI
lcscss bats with the Crocksfy Citys II q