Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-01
BASE BALL.
Mansfield Defeats Columbus.
Special 7sleorum TO he Raoiaey.

MANSFIELD, July 3l.-Oolumbus suf
fered her fifth defeat at the hands Of TN
Mansfield team this afternoon, in . clos
and exciting game. Both sides played
good ball, and the exhibition was one well
worth going to zee. Mansfeld won %
good hitting. playing steady game at The
bat from the start. Their errors, however,
aided the visitors in scoring oftsner than
they would have done had the home team
put up as good fielding game % their op.
pOnents. Score:
Columbus ...... ..........2 o o / o o Q I o.
Earned runs, Mansfield 6, Columbus 8;
base hits. Mansfield 8, Columbus 8; errors,
Mansfield 5, Columbus 9; batteries, Oar
rah and Berger, j. Handiboe and Hoens-
man; umpire, Stsllberger.
Sandusxy Beats Toledo.
Special nitgram 10 The Register.
TOLEDO, O., July 3l.-Sandusky played
fsultless game here day, and there
fore deserved to win, which thsy did by q
few timely hits, aided BY Toledo's errors.
Bahn was rather the stronger pitcher in
this contest, though Gastright pitched .
good game. Two errors and two wild
pitches by Toledo in the first three in.
nings gave the visitors their three runs
and the game. The score:
Toledo. ................. . o o 3 0 o o 0 O. 3
Ssndusky y.....-..........l ! / 0 0 s-
Earned runs, Toledo 3, Ssndusky L; base
hits. Toledo 5, Sandusky 8; errors, Toledo
2, Ssndusky O; batteries, Gastright and
Parker, Bohn and Childs; umpire, Barnum.
Canton Gets One Run.
Special Telegram 10 ne Reoisr.
CANTON, July 81. Canton errors were
very costly in to-day's game. Jones pitch
ed winning ball, only allowing the visitors
to bunch hits in the second inning. Mana.
ger Bucken berger was seen by your CORES
pondent and expressed himself a. being
very sorry on account of the action taken
by the Wheeling management, a. his club
did ss good work on the Northern trips as
other clubs, besides the brilliant record
they made at home. He has several offers
from other clubs. Score:
Canton. n.....................l o o o o o o 0 o. I
GAINESVILLE. . 0 l I 0 0 e.
Base hits, Canton 6, GAINESVILLE 8; errors,
Canton 4, Zanesville 1; batteries, Jones
and Fitzsimmons, Burchard and Lauer;
umpire, O'Brien.
jackson dc feated ~ Usual.
Special telegram 10 ne RSoster.
JACKSON, Mich, July 3l.--Jackson
met the usual defeat al the hads Of Kala-
mszoo to-day. Score:
Jackson -........0 o o o o 0-l
Kalamazoo. 0 o 90 '-5 8 2
Batteries, Phalen and Myers, Aldrich
and Calhoun; umpire, McDermott
League and association Games.
At Cleveland-Cl Cleveland 8, st. Louis 9.
At Detroit-Detroit s, indianapolis Z.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 0, Cincinnsti 3.
At Boston-Boston s, Philadelphia 6.
At Baltimore--Baltimore Z, Louisville 9
At Philadelphia-Athletics 4, Kansas
City0.
At New York-New York 6, Washing.
ton l.
New York's victory and Detroit's defeat
put the Giants in the lead for the first
time this season.
Notes.
The Red Stockings of Martins Ferry,
played o game with the Mingos at Mingo
Junction, resulting in score Of Z to 8 In
favor of the Red Stockings. The batteries
were Mallory and Fetterer for the Red
Stockings, Kelly and Kelly for the Mingos.
There was very little hard hitting. and
Mallory pitched q good game. The win
ming run was made by Baden, who made .
base hit and stole clear home.
The Silver Leaves again defeated the
Hot Waflles yesterday on the Tunnel
Green, by a score of Q to 3. Batteries, for
the Silver Leaves, Jordan and Buckley; for
the Hot Waffles, Buckley and Miller. The
Silver Leaves have played the Hot Wsffies
tour games, and won three ont Of the four.
The Cooper Shop Stars defeated the Sun
flowers yesterday on the La Belle grounds
by score of 1S to 3. Batteries, for Stars,
Lynch and Stephens; for Sunfowers, Cop
penger and Kenney.
We hereby challenge the Quickstep base
ball club for game of base ball, to take
place Saturday afternoon, ON the Old Fair
Grounds. Eureka B. B. O. Frank Csld.
well, Manager.
The Cyclones feel very grateful TO Mr..
Dinger, the popular Twelfth street halter,
for the handsome present Of ten base ball
caps which he gave them.