Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-11

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and Minpehan; earned runs, Kalamazoo 9;
two baggers, Dwyer, Eagan, Stickney;
base on balls, two each; hit by pitched
ball, two each; struck ont, Parsons 5, Aid
rich !; stolen bases, Kalamazoo 4, jackson
8; umpire, Sweeney.
| Toledo Crawling Up.
Special telegram TO the Register. j
SANDUsKY, O., August 10. O.-Toledo won
from Sandusky to-day by hard hitting
Schell was an easy one for the visitors but
their fielding was very weak. The home
team played good game in the field but
could not hit Garfield little hit. The
score:
ssndusky..-.............o o l l 0 o o 0 l. 8
Toledo."-......"".-...0 0 l.
Base hits, Ssndusky 4, Toledo IL; errors,
Ssndusky 4, Toledo 8; batteries, Schell and
Westlake, Garfield and Pike; umpire, Bar
mum.
A Good Game at Mannington.
Special Telegram 10 R'e Register.
| MANNINGToN, W. VA, August TO-
The Beatty Light Weights, of this place,
crossed bats to-day with Heben's Run
Greys, holding the chamionship of Marion,
Harrison and Taylor counties for the last
five or six years, this being their second
defeat in that time. Score as follows:
Beaty Lightweights.~I ! Q ! -
Base hits, Beatty Light, Weights IL;
Hellsns Run Greys IL; errors, Beatty
Light Weights s, Hebens Run Greys 5;
earned runs, Beatty Light Weights l.; bat
Bartlett, Hebens Run Greys, Rees and
Keller; umpire, Padden; time Of game,
1:S0.
Canton Shut Out.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
EVANSVILLE, O., August 10.-Canton
was shut out to-day in q very one-sided
game. Burchard pitched q fine game,
while Jones was seriously punished.
Canton. o o o o o 90
Base hits, GAINESVILLE IL, Canton /; er-
rors, GAINESVILLE 3, Canton 3; Batteries,
Burchard and johnson, Jones and Six
smith.
League and Association.
At Cincinnati s, Brooklyn 2.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 6, Cleve-
land A
At Louisville-Louisville 7, Baltimore 0.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s, De-
troit 3.
At New York-New York 2, Pitts
burg 1.
At st. Louis--St. Louis 8, Athletics /.
At Washington 8, Chicago
At Boston-Boston Z, Indianapolis
Notes.
AL. Bauer is back in the Tri-State
League, which everybody will be glad TO
hear.
The Knickerbockers will play the Dan.
dies on the Island Park this afternoon,
and the public is invited, especially the
ladies.
The Yaiks defeated the Kickers yester.
day by O score of 20 to 10. Batteries, p.
Marony and w. Msnony; for the Kickers,
Now and Taylor.
Eddie S.apleton said he wasn't going to
open his mouth in that game, because he
knew Stellberger would soak every Wheel
ing man that said word.
Umpire Stellberger informed Capt. Gro
gan that he would not report the fines i'm
posed in Thursdays game to headquarters,
and 30 they will not hold good.
Walt Brodie says: "After had been
called ont at second said TO Swift: 'You
didn't touch me, did youP Swift answer
ed no. and stellberger said, 'Brodie, that
costs You fvs.'"
The Nationals defeated the Delehantys
in a very exciting game yesterday by
score Of Is to Is. Battery for Nationals, A.
Matthews and Mcclellan, for Delehantys,
Cooper and Gray. Umpire, Arnett.
The Directors of the Wheeling club,
Manager Buckenberger and all the men,
hers of the team were incensed ut the
IntelHqeueer's remarks about Thursdays
game at Zanesville, denouncipg them as
unjust and uncalled for.
The Mansfield people are getting ready
to have good club next season. II is the
intention to place the stock at $500 per
share and limit the stockholders 10 fifteen,
three of whom are to be directors. A man.
ager is to be selected who will have CON-
plete control of the club, without interfer-
ence in any manner by thu directors. Sun
day games will be played and five men
already have the matter in hand.
The Kalamazoo base ball club seems TO
be :n hard lines. On returning home from
q recent trip. late at night, the proprietor
of the American House, TO whom the club
owes $4O0 for board, told the boys he
could entertain them no longer, and some
of them were compelled to sleep in chairs,
while others put In the night in the park.
A meeting Of the stockholders was held
Wednesday evening and steps taken to
liquidate the Indebtedness and carry the
club through the season.
The last issue Of the Canton Roller con-
tains the following: 'How would this
team suit Cantonians, and don't you think
they would be penpsnt winners? Such .
lot of hitters and fielders would be hard
to find among any of the clubs. Bucken-
berger of Wheeling for manager; Lauer,
johnson and Yak, catchers; Duck, Gar
fisld and Flanagan, pitchers; yirtue, Mich
olson, Connell and 0tterson on the in6sld;
O'Brien, Williams-our new man who ID
considered the best hitting end fielding
outislder in the Centxal Interstate Leagne
center field, and one Of the cAtchen for
right II thAt team Of boys couldn't win
the pennant, there 10 no use to Try for that
important hopor."
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CountsrSsit Coin.
UsIoSTowS, PA, August 10.-While
some boys were phyins along the old
Cumberland National pike IN the noun
tsius two miles above Hcpwood, they
found in 8 Stone pile tin-box csahdnipg
ffty-ons counterfeit gold dollars, date Of
1857. Thsy ars supposed 70 have bssa
concealed th9s ysau 80 by a cid man
named NcCoy.
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