Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
CAUGHT ON The FLY.
Base Ball Notes IN This and NeishborIng
Localities.


The Howleytown Growers challenge any
club in the city under Il yeare Of age.
The Pink Carriers and the Benwood
Athletics will play ball to-day at the Ben
wood Junction grounds.
The Linsly Juniors challenge the Cannon
Balls for game next Thursday afternoon
on the Peninsula grounds.
The "Mezeraun SocialsClub challenge
the Bachelor" Club TO a match game of
ball for any day this week.
The House & Hermann base ball club
and the Shamrocks will cross bats on the
Tunnel Green this afternoon. Game called
at 2:39 o'clock sharp.
The Red Cross Oil AID Shamrock Base
Ball Clubs will give their first grand eX-
curslon Sunday, June 30. TO Steubenville,
on Steamer Matt +. Allen.
The House u Hermann base ball club
and the Dennis will play match game of
ball on the Tunnel Green this morning.
! Game called at O'Clock sharp.
The Black Belts defeated the White
Caps by score of 10 to Is. Battery for
Black Belts, Humphrey and Hill; for
White Caps, Mooney and Clotz.
The Benwood Athletics will play the
Pink Carriers of this city, at the junction
grounCs this afternoon at , 80 o'clock The
Athletics desire 10 return thanks to the
Benwood Council for granting permission
to play Sunday games.
The Wheeling Mixers and Manufacture
ers defeated the South Side Outlaws yes
terday, by score Of q TO 20. Battery for
the Miners, j. Seamon and B. Green; for
Outlaws j. Luft and c. Schaum.
The Island Athletics defeated the Aetna
| vile team yesterday in a very exciting
game. Score: - to -; pitchers, Stager
and Mcclure The Athletics challenge
any club in the city under IS years of age.
II accepted answer through this paper.
The Paper Dealers and the Paper Hang
ers will play a game OF base ball next Fri
day week on the Ola Fair grounds John
Fmedel will umpire for the Dealers, and
| the Hangers will have Louis Bauman.
The admission is free. This viii be the
closest game of the season.
The Linsly Cadets defeated the Eighth
Ward Athletics by score of 10 :. Bat
terles, Waiter and Dougherty, for Cadets !;
Murrins and Fonor, for The Athletics The
Cadets will play the MoIarchs re-. SatIr-
day on the Island grounds. If accepted
answer through tur RICHTER
One Of the finest games seen in the Wells
| burg grounds this season was played yes
day between the Red Cross Oil Club Of
Wheeling and the Wellsburg team.
The errors of Dudley and BUGGY were
costly, occurring at a time when the game
was Il TO y a tie, and letting in two runs.
The Wheeling boys labor under disad-
vantage, being unable 10 get practice be-
tween games, and not as yet having com
pleted grounds. But this matter will as
sumo some visible form in another week
or ten days, AS an excursion to Suubenville
will be given in the near future TO make
up the amount short of completing the
grounds. The following was the score:
Red Cross Oil...........1 0 0 o 0 OIL
Welsburg.. ............0 0 0 0 0-S
Base hits, Wellsburg, 10; r. c. o., T.
Errors, r. G.. O., 3 Two base hits Man
ley, Bresock. Myers. Double plays, Man
ley and Leach, of II. c. O.; Addy, Myers
and Glass. of Wellsburg Batteries, for
II. C.. O. Davis and Miller; Wellsburg,
Jones and Fuller. Struck out by Jones, II;
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