The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-17
REVENGE is SWEET
And the Wheeling Team Got a
Good Big Dose Of II
in THE GAME WITH DAYTON
At Island Park Yesterdsy-The WISH
tors Paralyzed-other Tri.state
Yesterdays Results
In the Big Leagues,

Wheeling reysnged herself on Dayton
yesterday by administering a crushing
defeat to the visitors. TWAS Kennedy's
day to pitch and he demonstrated his
ability in that line by striking out six
teen men, and not giving a single Day
ton man a base on balls, In one inning
he had three balls called on him and the
batter seemed sure OF his base as he had
no strikes yet such was his wonderful
command Of the ball that he struck the
batter out,
The Dayton men played very ragged
game in the field, and the only time they
found Kepnedy's curves was in the
fourth inning when three singles and a
double, Melted them three earned runs.
At the opening OF the fifth inning It be-
gan to look as II Wheeling was settling
down, but when the team quit hitting
the ball and had added eight runs to
their score the game looked safe for them.
Woods retired after this inning and his
place was taken by Lemons.
Dayton only scored In the fourth and
ninth innings, Dewald opened up with
ahit 10 center, stole second and third,
and scored on Stephens tWo-bagger Ia
right, Prescott hit safe to left and be
aud Stephens scored on Fogarty's long
| hit TO center. Alter two men were oul
in the ninth, Fogarty hit short one Ia
left, stole second, went to third on q
passed ball and crossed the plate or
Dunn's tumble Of MCCollum's hit.
Wheeling opened the ball in the first
inning. 0'Rourke reached first on q
slow hit TO third, stole second and scored
on two wild pitches. Dunn got his base
on balls and trotted across the plate or
Green's terrific drive to center for three
bags, the latter scoring on Speidel's sac
ridce hit to Stephens. In thethird Dunn
bit to center and Speidel got his base OF
balls, both scoring on some very vile
throwing. In tho fourth Wheeling'I
chances for scoring were excellent
thinner got first on sharp hit to shor
and went to third on Kennedy's two
Dagger over the right field fence. The
! next three men, however, went out.
Speidel, Bowman and HobreCht fol
lowed each other with corking hits in thu
fifth. speidel was forced home by Zim
mer getting his base on balls, and Bow
man scored on Kennedy's fly out to left
0'Rourke got q life on a bad throw o
Randall's, and HobreCht reached homI
On Woods failure to handle Ryan's sharI
, hit, thinner following him on Randall
. tumble OF Dunn's hot liner. 0'Rourkl
and Ryan then trotted home on Green
drive 10 left. Speidel then hit the bal
square on the nose for three bases ant
, brought Dunn and Green home. Tw'
more were added in the sixth. Gimme
was given life on MCCollum's mufl
. Kennedy hit safe TO right, and boil
scored on wild pitches. In the eight
, Bowman sent the ball to deep left cen
ter for three bases, scoring on Hobrecht'
. out to McAlenMy. thinner hit safel,
, and reached home on Kennedy's sacri
+ fee and Q passed ball. 0'Rourke go
first on balls and crossed the plate OF
, DAMS liner to center. In the nintl
Speidel reached second on a long hit Il
center and scored on McCollum's mui
Of Hobrecht's fly.
|, The attendance was fair, and the en-
i thusiasm was unbounded, The Dayton
team seemed to DO sort OF "razzle:daz
J zled," but in spite Of their costly error
! they were outplayed In the field and a
the bat, The same clubs play again TO
day. Following Is the score: