Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-25

90 much financially by reason OF the
rainv weather as the New Yorks:
"Pretzeln Getzein, the once famous
pltcher of the champion Detroit ciuo'
has been assigned to st. Louis
PLAYER Armstrong, OF the Galvestons'
nut head on Umpire Conway after ft.
Worth had beaten his club.
Whenever Pfeffer makes base nit
now people in the Louisville STANDS uh-
cover their heads.
Ted Sullivan is coaching from the
lines in the Southern League, wearing
full dress suit.
Keefe's Miserable Life.
OMAHA, May A-Every one OF the Ona-
has made life miserable Tor hee1e To-Day,
and even the weakest hitter on the Team
made safe hits. Score;
Omaha 0 3 0-l0
ST. Psul.............0 0 1 U U u
Hits. 16 and IL; errors, leach; pitchers,
Handiboe and Keefe.
The Giants Twice Beaten.
BosroY May 24-The Giants were
twice defeated to-day in very interesting
and exciting games after they had them
both won. Nichols and Russie were IN
great form for seven innings ana ooth
let 20. Attendance 1000. First game:
BOSTON ..............o 0 Q o ! q
New York u
Earned, 8 and l; errors, 5 and 3; hits, Z
aud 6; pitchers, Nichols and hussle.
Second Game-Score:
Boston,. .......O Q / 10
Errors, 2 each; hits II each; earned runs
and 4; pitchers, Staley and hlngi UNI
pire Sheridan.
BY a Streak of Batting.
BALTIMORE, MD, May PA streak OF
batting in the third inning gave Baltimore
a lead to-day over Philadelphia, and re-
petition in the fifth made a certainty. Pnll-
adelphia could not bat Cobb. Attendance
1885. Score:
Baltimore. ........0 0 2 y
Earned, 3 each. Errors, 3 and l. Hits II
and 9. Pitchers, Cobb weighing and Car
sey Umpire, Burlington.
Little Short ola Farce.
New York, May 24.-To-day's game be-
tween BROOKLYN and Washington was little
short of a farce. The Bridegrooms won as
they pleased. Attendance, 2,l95. Score;
. Brooklyn. .........0 9 5 Ia
washington NIL o 0 2 u
Errors. 3 and 5; hits, 16 and 10; pitchers,
Inks, Kennedy, Foreman and hlIeni UNI
pire, Macullar.
The Browns shut Out.
CLEVELAND, o., May 24.-The Browns
were shutOut to-day, mainly by McAlIeer
who threw Worden out at the plate in the
fourth and caught Brodie's home run drive
10 center field in the sixth when two men
were on bases and two out. The fielding
was sharp or both sides. Score:
cleveland ..........O o 2 o.
81. Louis............O D 0 0 0 o
Earned, Cleveland 2; errors, and 4;
lits, - and s; pitchers, Young and Dwyer;
umpire, Lynch.
Bad Fielding.
MILWAUKEE, May "a Miserable fielding
characterized to-day's game Score;
Ipdianapolis, O / 0 9 0 o. 6
Hits, Il and7; errors, and 5; pitchers,
Ferson and Gayle.
Won in the Eleventh.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, May A.-Three
lOuble plays and single by Minneapolis
the eleventh inning won to-dayS' game
Tor the Millers. Score.
Minneapolis. % 0 3 0 0 g :
Kansas City, D D O. .
Hits, II and Il; errors, and :; pitchers,
Swartzel and Eitliorg.
Assisted by Errors.
TOLEDO, o., May 24.-By persistent and
hard hitting, assisted by the errors on the
part of their opponents, Toledo managed
20 grasp game Of bail from the Columbus
team. Score:
Toledo .............3 80 / 0 0 o. s
Columbus ..........O 0 0 0 o. g
Hits and 10; errors, and 10; pitchers,
Clark and Stevens.