Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-20

Totals. ~. ......:. 81 81 EsEiINs.il.se .. i. 8
Wheeling. s..................a sSsaS Is
Sandusky ...... ........O 0 0 o 2 o o o. 3
Earned runs, Wheeling 3, Sandusky / !;
three base hits, Nicholson; struck ont
Morrison Z. O'Brien 3; base on balls, Nor.
rison 4, !O'Brien 2; wild pitches, Morrison Q;
double plays, 0tterson to Nicholson to
Stapleton to Morrison to Van Zsnt, Reid
to O'Conner; umpire, Simmons.
The Ka1oos Win Again.
Special 7eseordm 10 ne Register.
KALAMAZOO, MICH, July 19.-Ksls-
mazoo knocked Bsusswine out of the box
in the third inning to-day. Delaney did
better.
Kalamazoo 20 4 1 2 % 0 o 0-s ls 8
Canton..........2 0 o 0 O0O Is l
Batteries, Bausewine, Delaney, Six
smith; Nicholson and O'Neil; home run,
O'Neil; two base hits, Day, Wood, Dwyer,
Daley and O'Brien; left on bases, Kala-
mazoo 6, Canton 3; earned runs, Kalama-
zoo 6, Canton /; umpire, Bsrnum.
jackson Wins Again.
Special Ttie9rdna 10 De Register.
JACKSON. MICH, July 19.-Jscksou had
walk-away to-day. Score:
Jsctson.;~",4 4los 90 Is !
Batteries, Dunn and Chrisman, Somers
aud Green, Bishop and Berger; umpire,
McDermott.
Lima Takes Revenge.
Special telegram 10 ne Reotaer.
LIMA, O., July 19.-Thc game to-day
was one of hits, hard and frequent by
both sides, but in favor of the home team
from their punching. 1t was rather an
exhibition of who could hit the hardest,
aud both pitchers were heavily punished.
Lima led in the field work which won the
game, though errors were few on either
side. The score:
Lima 2 Q 8 6-I6
Zanesville......- ....-..0 3 0 3-s
Earned runs, Lima II, Zsnesville z;
base hits, Lima II, Zanesville 12; errors,
Lima 2, Z,nesvills 3; batteries, Sowders
and Sommers, Burchard and Myers; um-
pire, Stellberger.
At Toledo-Toledo 12, Columbus 8;
base hits, Toledo 10, Columbus 0; batter
les, Cook and Beck, Bscher and Hoene-
man.
Other Games.
At Philsdelphis-Phillies Z, New York
/.
At Cleveland Cleveland 8. Brooklyn 3.
At Cincinnsti-Louisvills 9, Cincinnati
At Detroit-Chicsgo 4, Detroit 3.
At Washington-Washington 2, Boston
At Indianapolis -Pittsburg s. Indian
spolis 3.
At st. Louis-Ksusas City 2, 81. Louis
O; Kansas City 8, st. Louis 2.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4, Athletic
3.
The Cricketers defeated the Qoicksteps,
yesterday, BY score Of 8 to 1.
The Qaicksteps challenge the Sham.
rocks for game of base bali on the tunnel
green this coming Sunday or any other
Sunday.
The Knickerbockers formerly the
Dudes) will play the Daudies at the
Wheeling Ball Park on Saturday, July
2ist. All persons invited to game Of June
9th are requested to be present tomorrow.
GENERAL INTKLI4Is1NCE.
franafsrs Of Real EststS.
The following transfers ofreal estate were
admitted TO record at Clerk Hooks ofice,
yesterday:
Deed made July 10, 1893, BY Pbsbe
z. Beam, TO Henry Schmulbsch. for part
Of lot No. 80, at the southwest corner OF
South and Market streets. Consideration.
IS, $50.
Deed made July II, 1887, BY Albert
Schan and wifs, TO Edward @. Miller, for
Lot No, 208. at the southeast corner Of Six-
teenth and McColloch streets. Considsra-
tion. $3.50.
CirCait Court.
In this Court yesterday, before judge
Jacob, Frederick Becker, native Of Ger
many. was admitted 10 citizenship.
In the chancery case Of W. ]. Qninn and
John @. Kline '. Charles J. MagsE and 9th
ers, the matter was referred 10 ]. r. Psall,
Commissiooer, for report.
In the case OF Issac z. Blanchard '.
Bonar and Others, sundfy parties
were made co-defepdspts.
Arguments were heard In the case Of
Caldwell '. the city, and the csuss sub
nitted.
And sem Another.
And still the church robbing continnsA
The third church 10 suffer h g. Laks's,
On the Island. Thieves sntsrsd tie build |
Ing some time Wednesday evening ssd |
most thoroughly raDsscked The intsriR,
no doubt hunting for ths oommnnjs1
plate OF other articles a vales, whjch
might Be turned into c,sh. HewevR, tn
succssded in finding nothing althoaGh ~
had bandle made up containing beo1n
and ethsr thisg1, and judging fron Tie